Former homicide detective Steve Spingola, based out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has volunteered to investigate the Colonial Parkway cases. Spingola will be looking at the evidence and crime scenes in an effort to find new leads in this cold case.

A new search for Keith & Cassandra has been scheduled for Saturday, June 5. Searchers will meet at a two-story parking garage on Water Street, across from the River Walk restaurant in Yorktown. If you would like to volunteer or need more information, email FindKeith&Cassandra@gmail.com. Maps of the search area will be distributed at the meeting place. Searchers will be divided into teams to search specific areas.

Solving unsolved homicides takes money -especially after the cases have gone cold. The Colonial Parkway murders have never been solved, but with a renewed investigation now active, funds are needed to pay for investigative fees and to encourage those with knowledge about the crimes to come forward. Families have to pay certain costs for services involved with cold case investigations. Sometimes resources outside of law enforcement are required. Sometimes the families have legal fees or other costs to contend with as they seek justice for their family members.

The Washington Post has ran a story on the renewed effort to solve the Colonial Parkway murders.

You can read the story here.

Also, true crime journalist David Lohr has written an in-depth article with AOL News.

You can read the article here.