Sen Ted Cruz Bill offers $5 Million reward in Benghazi Case

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz introduced a bill Thursday to offer a $5 million reward for information on the Benghazi terror attack or information leading to the capture of a suspect.   

Fourteen months following the brutal assault on the U.S. consulate, the families of the four murdered Americans are still no closer to the truth about what happened to their loved ones. 

Since the attack took place, no one has been arrested, fired or held accountable. 

Cruz’s bill would require the secretary of state to offer the reward.

“The State Department’s Rewards for Justice Program exists to help the U.S. identify and apprehend its enemies, but the Obama Administration has not used it to pursue the terrorists who attacked our personnel in Benghazi,” Cruz said in a written statement. 

The program has distributed over $125 million to more than 80 people since 1984, Cruz said. 

“This legislation enables the Secretary of State to offer a substantial reward for information leading to the apprehension and prosecution of the suspects who have been identified,” Cruz said. “U.S. investigators should have all available tools at their disposal to bring to justice those who murdered four Americans in Benghazi, including the first Ambassador killed in service since 1979.”

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