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EuroPol's reward for info on Ignatova: 5,000 euros! ;) They really can't do better than that? I mean, that seems more of an insult; why even offer anything

• wpietri 4y ago
  Not sure if it applies here, but I recall reading that when they were hunting for prominent members of Saddam Hussein's regime people didn't believe the large rewards would ever be paid. For a lot of people who might come across a fugitive, like low-level service workers and low-level criminals, $5k might seem more tempting that $5m because the former seems like a familiar sum of money to them.
• jacquesm 4y ago
  It's more of a reflection of whether or not they expect her to be alive when she's found.