A reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in a double homicide at a West Highland neighborhood restaurant in Denver is now $5,000.
Vaughn-Dahler, 34, joined American Elm in June 2021 as a server and later became general manager. She is survived by her son, Michael, 12, and her husband, Andrew.
Gutierrez Morales, 58, had worked for the restaurant as a prep cook since it opened in 2019. He is survived by three children, Cinthia, 36, Johnathan 32, and Alex, 18.in support of the victims’ families. Anyone with information on the homicides, or on a suspect, is asked to call crime stoppers at 720-913-7867 .
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