(CNN) The family of deceased Cornell University student Antonio Tsialas is offering a $10,000 reward for any information on how and why their son died last month. The Tsialas family is taking out a full-page ad in The Cornell Daily Sun, the university's student daily newspaper, on Monday and Tuesday asking the student body for help, family attorney David Bianchi told CNN in an interview on Sunday. Tsialas was reported missing the next day, university's Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi said in another message to students . Authorities, including Cornell University Police, are investigating, Lombardi and Police Chief Dave Honan said in a joint statement earlier this month. In an email Sunday night, Cornell Interfraternity Council President Cristian Gonzalez referred questions to Cornell University Police.

Source: CNN November 18, 2019 04:41 UTC