Salt Lake Tribune · Mar 8, 2018
’Rosie’s Bill’ to create central cold-case database on its way to Utah governor
(Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune) Lewine Tapia, the mother of cold case victim Rosie Tapia, whose photo is reflected in the table, below, speaks about proposed legislation, nicknamed "Rosie's Bill," that would lobby for a centralized database for all cold cases in the state, during a press conference with the Utah Cold Case Coalition, Thursday, January 18, 2018. Without a single dissenting vote, Utah lawmakers have passed and sent to Gov. Gary Herbert for his final action legislation to create a statewide cold-case database.
A statewide, centralized cold-case database may be established in Utah, making it easier for law enforcement agencies to connect and share information.