A shocking murder from last May where two men were found dead in a burning car in Oxford is still unsolved. Police and the grieving families are calling on the public for any information that could help them in their investigation.

Gov. Ned Lamont's office is putting out a $50,000 reward for information relating to each victim, David Rivera and Carlos Omar Calderon, that leads to an arrest.

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Rivera’s family made a plea to the public on Tuesday. Calderon’s family was not present.

"I just want justice for David and [Carlos] Omar from our family. We need closure,” said Carmen Muniz, Rivera’s mother. "Whoever knows anything, please come forward."

Rivera and Calderon, both of Hartford, were found dead in Oxford near t

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