A reward of up to £10,000 is being offered by Crimestoppers for information leading to the arrest of a man wanted in connection with a murder in Ormskirk.
Matthew Daulby, 19, was stabbed to death in Ormskirk town centre on July 29.
Officers were called to Railway Road in the town and found Matthew a short distance away with stab injuries. Despite the best efforts of the emergency services, he later died in hospital.
Eight people have so far been arrested in connection with the incident, all for different charges, but police are still looking to speak to Thomas Dures.
A reward of up to £10,000 is now being offered for information given exclusively to Crimestoppers.
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Gary Murray, Crimestoppers' regional manager for the North West, said: "It's vital that Thomas Dures is found to face questioning over murder. A young man has lost his life in tragic circumstances and it's vital that Thomas Dures is found to face questioning.
"Our charity, which is independent of the police, has always kept its promise of anonymity since we began in the 1980s. Millions of people have trusted us over the decades with their crime information.
"Please call over UK Contact Centre on freephone 0800 555 111, which is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, or fill in our secure, anonymous, online form.
"No one will ever know you contacted us. We cannot trace your call or track your IP address and we never ask for or record any personal details.
"Remember that you can share with us where Dures is hiding and no one will ever know."
The reward will only be payable for information passed directly to Crimestoppers and not to the police.
It will be available until April 18.
A Lancashire Police spokesperson said: "We still need to speak to Thomas Dures as part of our investigation into the death of Matthew Daulby in Ormskirk.
"Crimestoppers are now offering a £10,000 reward for information which leads to his arrest."
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