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Search still underway for clues to Mason City junk car fire

August 11, 2006 By admin

Cerro Gordo County Sheriff Kevin Pals says they’re still looking for clues to find the culprit who started a fire that destroyed thousands of cars in a junk yard in Mason City last month. The damage that Behr Mason City suffered in the fire is now estimated to be over the one-million dollar mark.

Pals says investigators need whatever help they can get. Pals says they’ve followed up on a couple of new leads, but need more information before making an arrest. Pals says that Behr is offering a substantial reward for information in the case, which he hopes will motivate people to come forward with additional information.

Pals says Behr is offering a 25-thousand dollar reward — which he says is an unusual occurrence. Anyone with information about the fire at Behr is asked to contact the Cerro Gordo Sheriff’s Office at 641- 421-3000 or Crime Stoppers of North Iowa at 800- 383-0088.

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