Reward doubled to help find Cullman County woman missing since 2009

A reward for helping find a missing Cullman County woman has doubled.Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker posted on social media that the reward in Tabitha Franklin's missing person case is now $20,000.Franklin, a mother of three children, went missing from the West Point community of Cullman County Aug. 13, 2009."After consultation with the Governor’s Office and Sheriff Matt Gentry, I am announcing that this reward is being doubled to $20,000.00 thanks to an anonymous donor who wants justice for Tabitha and her family," said Crocker.If you have information, call the Cullman County Sheriff's Office at 256-734-0342.Your neighborhood: Local coverage from WVTM 13