Reward doubled in search to find answers of a 2012 Waterford murder
State authorities are offering $50,000 for information about the murder of a father of three from 2012 in Waterford.
The reward was previously set at $25,000 and has since double after the Waterford Police Department and New London Superior Court successfully petitioned the governor’s office for an increase.
Kyle Siedel was married, with three children and killed on Dec. 21, 2012 in the parking lot of the former Family Bowl and Halftime Lounge in Waterford.
The case is still being investigated by the Waterford and State Police.
They are asking that anyone who may have seen any activity near the property or saw Seidel or his black Ford Focus, to come forward.
Tips can be submitted to the Waterford Police Department at 860-442-9451, directly to detectives at 860-442-0645, or anonymously through the Waterford Police Tip Line at 860-437-8080. The Connecticut Cold Case Tip Line can be reached at 1-866-623-8058, or by email at cold.case@ct.gov.
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