Ken Juedes was found dead with two shotgun wounds in his chest on Aug. 30, 2006, and investigators are still trying to solve his case.
Marathon County Detective Greg Bean has been involved with investigating Juedes' death since that day. He said investigators have recently updated their plan of action in a new bid to close the case. One Marathon County detective will spend a majority of his work-time time - about 30 hours a week - devoted to the solving the case, and another detective also will investigate the case part-time.
Investigators have a strong circumstantial case, but they are hoping for a statement or piece of evidence that will help solve the case, Bean said. He said the district attorney has to be careful when he or she decides to prosecute a homicide because there will be only one shot at charging the person.
