Someone knows what happened to Andy.

Andy Evans was killed in Fremont on June 16, 2018. Eight years later, his case is still open— because the truth is still with someone who hasn’t spoken.

You can help.

You can tell what you know without telling who you are.

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IF THIS IS YOU

This page is for one person. Maybe you were there. Maybe you heard a name, saw a vehicle, caught a sentence you weren’t meant to hear. Maybe you’ve spent eight years telling yourself it wasn’t your business.

It became your business the moment you knew.

Eight years is a long time to carry something that isn’t yours.

You don’t have to carry it any more. You don’t even have to say your name.

WHAT’S KEPT YOU QUIET

And why it no longer has to.

“It was too long ago. There's no point now.”

Old cases get solved on a single call all the time — sometimes decades later. Time doesn't close a case.

“I only know a small piece. It won't matter.”

You don't need the whole story. One name, one vehicle, one overheard conversation can be the piece that connects everything investigators already have. Let them decide what matters.

“I don't want to get pulled into it.”

With Crime Stoppers you never appear. No statement, no name, no court, no testimony. You give the information and you stay out of it — that's the entire point of how it works.

“I'm scared of what happens if I talk.”

Your tip is anonymous by design. Your call isn't recorded or traced, and no one — not police, not the courts — is given your identity. You're protected by staying invisible, not by staying silent.

No name. No trace. No courtroom.

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For information that leads to a conviction in Andy's case.

WHO HE WAS

Andy was 65. He was a communitarian, a councilman most of his adulthood, and previous mayor of Fremont. He was energetic, full of life, and full of joy.

A father, a husband, a brother, a farmer. The first to stop for anyone in need, a friend to all, and never seen without that contagious smile and big laugh.

Andy deserves justice for the brutal end to a service-filled life. His family deserves peace.