''"During the course the murder investigation, police read Mary's diary. In her last entry, she wrote that she was afraid for her life, but she didn't say why. Mary was a sophomore at St. Francis High School when she was murdered. She and Susanne were two of six children in a devoutly Catholic family. ... Police have several suspect in the Reker girls' murders, including a now-elderly Benedictine priest who lived at an abby nearby and who has admitted to several sex assaults. He knew the Reker family and had taken Susanne and Mary and their siblings on overnight camping trips before. He denies having anything to do with the girls' murders, and has not been charged in their cases. As of April 2004, the killings of the Reker sisters remain unsolved.'' ... "
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