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A £ 5,000 reward has been offered to find the thug who tied up a terrified Scottish retiree, blindfolded and robbed her at knife point.
Police continue to search for the man who launched the brutal assault on the 76-year-old woman in a horrible raid on her home in Fife two years ago.
The road seems to have cooled, despite the meticulous efforts of the officers and a call to television, which saw the focus of the investigation change Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland at one stage.
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The victim had several items stolen during the test from her property on Lundlin Road, Crossford, on May 4, 2018.
Bound by cable ties, she was finally rescued by a concerned neighbor after her torturer had fled.
Now, a new request for information has been launched exactly two years after the incident.
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Officers would like to speak to a man who was seen by CCTV at a service station in Greenock, Renfrewshire, in the days leading up to the robbery.
Detective Sergeant Kieran Marsh of Dunfermline CID said: “Despite extensive inquiries from detectives and a call to national television, we have been unable to identify and locate this man with whom we would like to speak.
“We believe that you may have information that could aid our investigation.”
D.S Marsh added: “We are asking for more public help with this.
“Anyone who recognizes him is urged to contact the police or Crimestoppers as soon as possible.”
Crimestoppers has offered a reward of £ 5,000 to anyone who provides information leading to the arrest of the person responsible.
The man the police want to talk to is around five feet eight inches tall and officials say he may be from Eastern Europe.
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It was last seen in the Tesco garage in Greenock on Monday May 7, 2018 and can drive a black Vauxhall Mokka.
It may have links to Greenock or Clackmannanshire and was in West Fife in the days leading up to the robbery.
Anyone with information can contact Dunfermline CID through 101, citing incident number 0099 on May 5, 2018.
Alternatively, an anonymous report can be made through the Crimestoppers charity by calling 0800 555 111.
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