#55 And Crime Stoppers Team Up

POWERS MOTORSPORTS
DODGE NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK

CRIME STOPPERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY SIGNS ON WITH HOPES TO SOLVE 12-YEAR-OLD 
MURDER CASE.

JUPITER FL. - The murder has been turned over to the Cold Case Department of 
the Palm Beach County Florida Sheriffs Office. "It still remains high on our 
list to solve this case" said Crime Stoppers Program Coordinator Sgt. Jim 
DeFago "and we know there are people out there that must know something" The 
case he is referring to is the murder of 14-year-old Rachel Hurley who was 
killed at Carlin Park in Jupiter on March 17, 1990.

    "We want to bring this case to the attention of people not just in 
Florida but nationwide." said Richard Weber, spokesman for the #55 Powers 
Motorsports NASCAR Craftsman Truck Team. "We kick off our season in February 
and what better way to get the word out to people than through the power of 
NASCAR. We would like to help bring this case to a close."

    The Powers Motorsports Dodge, with driver Tom Powers, will display the 
Crime Stoppers logo along with a picture of Rachel Hurley for the February 
15th Truck Race in Daytona Beach. Website links to the full story and Crime 
Stoppers can be found on the teams website, www.tommypowers.com and at Racing 
Consultants. www.raceconsultant.com 

    Anyone with information on this crime or any other can call Crime 
Stoppers and remain anonymous.