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Cascade Locks locals react after new lead prompts search in 1958 cold case
As soon as a potential lead came in a decades-old cold case of a missing Portland family, it was the talk of town in Cascade ...
A car pulled from a river may tell what happened to an Oregon family of 5 that went missing in 1958
After two days of dredging, a crane has pulled a Ford station wagon from the Columbia River that officials believe belonged ...
After the Martin family went missing, theories obsessed Oregon police, journalists for almost 70 years
But the man who may have broken the case after 67 years never bought the “foul play” theories about what happened to the ...
Oregon divers recover portion of submerged station wagon believed to belong to missing Martin family
After two days of false starts and dashed hopes, divers recovered a portion of the station wagon they believe carried the ...
An Oregon Family Vanished in 1958. Their Car May Have Been Found in a River.
The case of the Martin family’s disappearance has bewildered local residents and investigators for more than six decades — until Friday.
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Cascade Locks locals react after new lead prompts search in 1958 cold case
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As soon as a potential lead came in a decades-old cold case of a missing Portland family, it was the talk of town in Cascade Locks Thursday morning. Buzz starting going ...
Car recovery in Columbia River linked to case of Oregon family missing since 1958
The Hood River County Sheriff's Office believes they've found a vehicle connected to the 1958 case of the Martin Family.
Family vanished on 1958 Christmas outing. Their car may have been found, Oregon cops say
Ken Martin, his wife, Barbara, and their three children went missing in December 1958, after going to find Christmas greenery ...
Oregon family’s mysterious disappearance nearly 70 years ago may soon have answers as divers pull station wagon wreckage from river
The Martin family, who lived in Portland, disappeared after driving to the Columbia River Gorge that December, in search of Christmas greenery to decorate their home, reported The Oregonian.