On the eerie anniversary of a Pflugerville mother's death, the local police and a grieving family continue their relentless search for the perpetrator. It's been a harrowing four years since Sharon Selman was fatally shot outside the Century Stone Hill apartments, a tragedy that left her two children without a mother. According to CBS Austin, the Pflugerville Police Department has yet to close the book on this case, with detectives maintaining regular contact with Selman's daughter, Lakeshia Craft, in the hopes of one day delivering a measure of peace.
Despite the passage of time, Selman's killer remains at large. On March 31, 2020, the discovery of her body sent shockwaves through the community, and authorities have conducted numerous interviews over the years. Every lead, every scrap of information has been pursued, yet an arrest remains elusive. The Pflugerville Police, signaling their undiminished resolve, took to Facebook to remind the public that justice for Selman is still sought, urging anyone with information to step forward.
As the investigation drags on, a substantial reward has been offered in hopes that it will coax out the truth. The sum of up to $26,000 dangles as a potential incentive for those who might possess that crucial piece of the puzzle. The authorities have taken a partnership approach, imploring the people of Pflugerville to aid them in their quest to find closure for the Selman family.
Anyone with any information, no matter how seemingly insignificant, is encouraged to contact the Capital Area Crime Stoppers or to reach out directly via email at [email protected]. The city's heart aches for answers, and the Pflugerville Police refuse to rest until the individual responsible for ripping a mother away from her children is made to answer for this heinous crime.
