BROOKLYN: The FBI Offers $50,000 Reward In Cold Case Murders Of Neighbors

NEW YORK CITY: A reward of up to $50,000 is being offered for information on the murders of a Brooklyn woman and her neighbor, who were both found dead in their apartments in 2018 in what investigators believe is a linked case they have yet to be able to solve.

The FBI's New York office and the NYPD Metro Safe Streets Task Force jointly announced the reward Tuesday as they look to the public once again for help solving the mystifying killings of Ana Del Valle and Basil Gray on Moore Street in mid-May 2018.

Family members discovered Del Valle dead on May 11 of that year.

She was 62. Gray, who lived in the apartment next door, was found two days later by his family. He was 54.

Both had been shot and killed. Ballistic evidence indicated the same weapon was used.

Detectives at the time said no 911 calls had been received around the time the two were believed to have been killed.