FBI to Provide Update on Aliza Spencer Murder Investigation

Nearly four years after the killing of 12-year-old Aliza Spencer in Binghamton, the FBI and local police plan to make an announcement regarding the case.

Police have released very little information about the deadly shooting that occurred near Aliza's home on the city's East Side around 10 p.m. April 21, 2022.

The East Middle School student was walking with her father and older brother on Bigelow Street when she was shot.

Craig Tremaroli, the special agent in charge of the FBI Albany field office, is scheduled to be in Binghamton Tuesday to provide an update on the murder investigation.

Binghamton police chief John Ryan and assistant police chief Cory Minor are to join Tremaroil to discuss the status of the case.

The law enforcement officials will be joined by members of Aliza's family and Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham.

According to a news release from the FBI, Tremaroli and Minor will provide a brief update "regarding resources recently added to the case."

The day after Aliza was killed, a $10,000 reward was announced for information leading to the person responsible for the shooting. The reward amount has been increased a few times. A year ago, police said the reward was being raised to $50,000.

WNBF NEWS VIDEO: A section of Bigelow Street remained closed after Aliza Spencer was fatally shot in April 2022.

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