MILWAUKEE — Attorney Michael Hupy has announced a new $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the unsolved homicide of 16-year-old Shaun Dorsey.
Shaun was just 16 when he was found dead inside an abandoned home three years ago. His mother said she last saw him when she dropped him off at a friend’s house near 47th and Marion in the Parklawn neighborhood. When she returned later that evening to pick him up, he was gone.
For three days, she called, texted, and drove through the neighborhood searching for her son. It wasn’t until online chatter among his friends surfaced that police were led to a vacant home — where Shaun was found deceased.
Attorney Hupy is urging those who know what happened to come forward anonymously.
“It’s time for those friends to come forward anonymously and solve the case with information that will lead police to make an arrest,” said Attorney Hupy.
This reward is part of his broader pledge of $100,000 in incentives aimed at solving Milwaukee homicide cases by the end of the year — a clear message that justice for victims will remain a top priority.
“My hope is to encourage anyone with information to come forward and do the right thing,” Hupy added.
In addition to his legal work, Attorney Hupy serves as President of Milwaukee Crime Stoppers and has been a long-time advocate for community safety. Under his leadership, anonymous tips have helped solve crimes nationwide — resulting in arrests, the capture of fugitives, and closure for grieving families.
How to Submit a Tip
Anyone with information that could help solve unsolved crimes in Milwaukee is strongly urged to come forward. All tips are 100% anonymous.
• Call: 414-224-8477
• Online: www.milwaukeecrimestoppers.com
About Hupy and Abraham, S.C.
Founded in 1969 in Milwaukee, Hupy and Abraham, S.C. is a nationally recognized personal injury law firm with a longstanding record of success. The firm has secured Billions in recoveries for more than 80,000 clients, earning a reputation for delivering strong legal advocacy and achieving meaningful results for injury victims.
With 11 offices across Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa, Hupy and Abraham, S.C. represents clients in cases involving car and truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, and pharmaceutical and medical device litigation. Known not only for its legal accomplishments but also for its commitment to the community, the firm actively supports safety initiatives and charitable causes throughout the Midwest.
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