Reward for escaped Tennessee prison inmate Jacob Morley increased to $15,000 as he remains on the run
India, Oct. 29 -- The reward for information leading to the arrest of Jacob Allen Morley, a Tennessee inmate who escaped from prison while serving a life sentence, has been increased to $15,000, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation revealed on Wednesday, October 28. The TBI had previously offered a $2,500 reward of its own.
While the Tennessee Governor's Office tacked on an additional $7,500, the U.S. The Marshals Service went on to add another $5,000.
The TBI said in its most recent update that a vehicle Morley stole has been found, but the 28-year-old inmate remains missing.
"The vehicle stolen by escaped inmate Jacob Allen Morley early Monday morning in Lake County was found abandoned early this morning in Marion, Illinois," the Te...
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