ENGLEWOOD — A city synagogue is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the return of a teenager who has been missing for two months.
Caroline Starkman, who also goes by the name Vicky or Victoria, was last seen while visiting a friend in Brooklyn the weekend of July 6.
In a recent letter to synagogue members, Rabbi Shmuel Goldin of Ahavath Torah said that Starkman’s parents, Cherie and Steven, have filed a missing persons report, hired a private detective and reached to various resources in Brooklyn. While they opted to keep the matter private for several weeks, they are now reaching out to the media to make a public appeal for help in locating her.
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Goldin said that the Starkmans are also offering a reward for anyone that can help them locate Caroline. The fund created by the synagogue will also help cover the family’s expenses in searching for her.
Any tips or information regarding Starkman’s disappearance should be directed to Det. Barry Miller of the Englewood Police Department at (201) 871-6416 or bmiller@englewoodpd.org or private investigator Det. Gerry Clarke at (845) 264-5105.
