SPARTA, Mich. (WZZM)-- No one has come forward, so now the family of a woman killed by a hit and run driver last year is hoping a bigger reward will lead to an arrest.
With few clues and no witnesses, police have not been able to identify the driver who hit and killed Erica Sevigny last April on 14 Mile Road in Algoma Township.
"Money talks and we are hoping by increasing the reward, somebody will come forward with the right information so there will be an arrest," says Sevigny's uncle, Dan Horter.
26-year-old Sevigny was standing on 14 Mile Road, on the phone asking 911 for help after she'd crashed into a tree to avoid a deer. Investigators have a recording of that final call she made.
"The last thing she says is, 'I see a car coming,'" recalls Horter. "Then it was 'thump, thump.'"