Bedford County, PA – Pennsylvania State Police are renewing their push for information in a nearly eight-year-old homicide, offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who can help solve the fatal shooting of a Bedford County man.
According to Pennsylvania State Police Troop G – Bedford, the investigation centers on the killing of 58-year-old Daniel Sufczynski, who was shot at his remote seasonal hunting cabin along Tulsa Road in Southampton Township.
State police say troopers were called to the scene on July 8, 2017, Saturday, after reports of a shooting. Investigators determined that an unknown suspect allegedly shot Sufczynski at the cabin before fleeing the area.
Authorities believe the suspect was male and wearing a ski mask at the time of the shooting. No arrests have been made, and the case remains unsolved.
Police say the cabin’s secluded location may have limited witnesses, making public tips critical to advancing the investigation. The renewed reward announcement is part of an ongoing effort to generate new leads as the case remains open.
Anyone with information is urged to contact PSP Bedford at 814-696-6158 or submit a tip anonymously through PSP Tips by calling 1-800-472-8477 or visiting p3tips.com. Callers may be eligible for a cash reward if their information leads to an arrest or resolves the case.
State police emphasize that reward money is funded through asset forfeiture funds, not taxpayer dollars. Officials note that details are accurate as of the latest media release and may be updated as the investigation continues.
Residents familiar with the area or anyone who may have noticed suspicious activity around the time of the shooting are encouraged to come forward.
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