Crane Works to Recover Family's Station Wagon from Columbia River 70 Years After Mysterious Disappearance
A crane resumes efforts to recover a car connected to the 1958 disappearance of the Martin family, believed buried in the Columbia River.

Diver finds submerged vehicle possibly linked to family's mysterious 1958 disappearance

Vehicle possibly tied to Oregon family who vanished nearly 70 years ago found at bottom of river
Car being pulled from Columbia River might have belonged to Oregon family that vanished in 1958
Overview
Efforts are underway to recover a vehicle believed to belong to the Martin family, who vanished in the Columbia River Gorge in 1958. Diver Archer Mayo located the suspected 1954 Ford station wagon, leading authorities to resume salvage operations. The family, missing for over six decades, sparked national interest and multiple theories of foul play after they disappeared while searching for Christmas greenery. Their daughters' bodies were found shortly after their disappearance, but the search for the rest of the family continued. Recovery operations are complicated due to debris and mud, with authorities awaiting further developments.
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