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$100,000 Reward Offered In Gwinnett Woman's Murder

Posted: 11:14 am EDT May 23, 2008Updated: 6:29 pm EDT May 23, 2008

The husband of a Gwinnett County murder victim is offering a $100,000 reward in the case.

Hal Wenal, 72, found his 60-year-old wife, Eva Kay Wenal, in a pool of blood in their Duluth home on May 1 when he came home from work.

Three weeks later police have few clues. Hal Wenal is hoping the reward will help them develop some leads.

Investigators have not revealed how Kay Wenal was killed, but A.J. Block, a family friend told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution she was stabbed.

Anyone with information about the murder should call 770-513-5300 or call the crime tip line at 770-513-5390.

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