"So now the many members of Vidocq are focused on the murders of Mary and Susanne Reker. They're listening to the facts. They're looking at the pictures. And they're asking the kinds of questions that can lead to a killer. ... ''Collectively, they bring hundreds of years of case study to the table and inherently new ways of looking at what happened. ... Richard Walter, another founding member of Vidocq, says the killer in the Reker case slipped up, ''In this case I believe the perpetrator made some mistakes and my advice to them is to capitalize on those mistakes.'' ... While we were invited to attend this meeting, we were also asked to leave for key parts of the discussion. ... This is an active case. It may be old - but it clearly has the latest in science and the latest in investigative techniques working to solve it. Right now it's getting an awful lot of attention. ... For the family, the up-and-down nature of their 30-year hell, is looking up again. The girls' parents say their hopes are renewed that something can be done. ... ''Why should some guy be able to kill two young girls, and then go on the rest of his life as if nothing happened,'' Fred Reker asks rhetorically. ... ''I think that person should be brought to justice.''>snip ... By Rick Kupchella , KARE 11 News. ... (Copyright 2005 by KARE. All Rights Reserved.) ... "
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