Family Offers $15K Reward In Search For Bucks Co. Father's Killer

BENSALEM, PA — It's been five years since Brett Moss, 26, was killed in Camden. His family has added $10,000 to an original $5,000 reward for information leading to his killer's arrest and conviction.

Moss was a Bensalem High School graduate and a star defensive end on Kutztown University's football team, CBS3 reported in their "Mysteries" segment on his case.

Moss worked in Camden, where he was found suffering from gunshot wounds at the intersection of 27th and Saunders Streets on August 16 in 2016.

He was also a single dad to a young daughter, and a beloved son himself.

“He was a great kid,” Rochelle Smith, his mother, told CBS3. “He was always adventurous and he would like to see things and learn about things.”

Detectives feel that identifying a Ford Fusion caught on tape and a man seen walking nearby on security footage could mean breakthroughs in the case. They wonder if suspects may have fled the scene in the car, or if the pedestrian witnessed the attack.

The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office wants to hear from anyone with information at 856-225-8407.

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