Insufficient evidence exists to indict anyone for the 1968 murder of 14-year-old Peggy Reber, a Lebanon County grand jury investigating her homicide concluded in a report made public yesterday.
“We conclude that no probable cause exists for us to recommend any person, to include Richard Boyer, be indicted for the 1968 murder of Margaret “Peggy” Reber,” the grand jury wrote.
Over a period of eight months, the 23-member grand jury met 11 times and heard testimony from 33 witnesses and reviewed 463 pages of exhibits.
“There is no forensic evidence linking any known individual to the murder,” the report states.
Reber was strangled and brutally mutilated during the Memorial Day weekend of
Lebanon city police officers study the blood-stained floor of Peggy Reber s bedroom for evidence in this photo from May 1968. (Lebanon Daily News File Photo)1968. She died while she was alone in the apartment she shared with her mother.
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