With Search for Cousins Over, Focus Turns to Search for Justice

For almost five months, Iowans searched for any sign of Evansdale cousins Lyric Cook-Morrissey, 10, and Elizabeth Collins, 8.

Now that their bodies have been found, the search has shifted focus. An Evansdale printing company, Creative Impact Company, which was heavily involved in disseminating "missing" fliers after the girls disappeared, has now created a flier aimed at finding justice.

They are asking people across the state to share and post the flier in the hopes of raising awareness that the public's help is still needed.

Authorities are seeking any information that could help find the person or persons involved in the cousins' disappearance.

A $150,000 reward is available for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case.

The cause and time of death for the two girls has not been released yet. Their bodies were found Dec. 5 in a remote area of the Seven Bridges Wilderness Area in Bremer County, almost 25 miles north of where they were last seen. The girls disappeared while riding their bikes near Meyers Lake July 13.

The Black Hawk County sheriff's department is awaiting test results from the state medical examiners office before it can declare the case a homicide.

Anyone with any information should call the public tip-line at (319) 232-6682 or email OurMissingIowaGirls@dps.state.ia.us. They can also contact these tip lines: Crime Stoppers Hotline at (855) 300-8477, FBI tipline at (402) 493-8688, DCI tipline at (515) 725-6010.

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