March 11 marks two years since the murder of Gregette Guy on Beach Drive in West Seattle. Guy's body was found floating in Puget Sound the next day, and police believe she was attacked by a stranger. Her case is still unsolved.

It led to changing lights near the scene, the removal of undergrowth in Me Kwa Mooks Park and a vigil with her family to honor her memory. But despite at $10,000 reward that still stands no further progress has been made on the case.

The West Seattle Herald's news partner Q13 Fox News through it's program, Washington's Most Wanted is urging anyone with any information whatsoever to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. You must call the hotline with your tip to be eligible to receive the cash reward. You can also text a tip to crime stoppers.