"We do have DNA and fingerprints on pieces of evidence we collected from the scene. So those are currently being compared to suspects and anyone who might have been involved," said Sheriff's Detective Dan Preuss.
"You try not to take things personally, but that was a tough case," said Doug Witte, now retired, who headed the sheriff's office homicide division at the time of Archer's slaying. "The tough thing about the case is that I'm convinced who did it ... but we were never able to get enough evidence that would allow us to get an indictment. It was one of those tough cases and frustrating, very frustrating.
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