COLD CASE: $100,000 REWARD FOR LEADS IN 2001 MURDER

There is a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to an arrest in the cold case killing of Thad "T.J. Tigges a quarter century. Tigges, 33, was shot multiple times with a semi-automatic handgun just inside his home at 2951 Newton Street in northwest Denver on Jan. 25, 2001. Detectives determined the crime was committed between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. At the time, police Lieutenant Jon Priest told the Denver Post: "Everything is consistent with anger, that someone was very mad at him."

Tigges was a radiologic technologist at Denver Health Medical Center, the Post said. He had worked at other hospitals in the Denver area.

Metro Denver Crime Stoppers says if you have information "no matter how small it may seem, please do the right thing" call (720) 913-7867.
[Photos: Metro Crime Stoppers, Colorado Bureau of Investigation]