Henry Cohen, an 80-year-old investment banker from Los Angeles, was murdered in the early morning of September 19, 2013. He was found inside his Encino home on Andasol Avenue with a gunshot wound to his stomach and later died at a local hospital. Investigators recovered a .45 caliber bullet casing at the scene but did not find the murder weapon and reported no signs of forced entry, prompting the view that the killer may have entered through an unlocked door.

The case attracted public attention because of Cohen’s profile and the apparent randomness of the attack. His widow, Sandra Cohen, publicly appealed for information and the reward offer was raised from an initial city award of $50,000 to $75,000 by the family. Despite those appeals and the casing recovered, there were no witnesses, no arrests, and no suspects identified, and the investigation stalled.

Does anyone have information about Henry Cohen, his movements in Encino around September 19, 2013, or anything that might help bring new leads to light?