YahooNews: TYLER PERRY is offering a $100,000 reward for information in the case of two men who disappeared in the Naples, Florida area in 2003.

Both were minorities . . . one was black and the other was an illegal immigrant from Mexico.  They disappeared within three months of each other . . . and a Collier County Sheriff's Deputy named Steven Calkins may have been the last person to see both men alive.

He was a suspect, but was never arrested.  However, he was fired after he stopped cooperating with the investigation.

Perry held a press conference Thursday with AL SHARPTON and the head of the NAACP to announce the reward. 
 

Sharpton said, quote, "[Perry] began telling me the story . . . saying if we fight for what's right, how do we forget about people who just disappeared?  And I felt guilty, because he's right.  All of us have not done all we should."

(--You can read more about the case here.)