Caitlin

He stays in town for about a week, and during his meeting with Detective Graven, he reportedly says, quote, I know of no one who would murder my folks or no reason for it, but I don't see how it could have been an accident. So he also doesn't think it's an accident.

He stays in town for about a week, and during his meeting with Detective Graven, he reportedly says, quote, I know of no one who would murder my folks or no reason for it, but I don't see how it could have been an accident. So he also doesn't think it's an accident.

He stays in town for about a week, and during his meeting with Detective Graven, he reportedly says, quote, I know of no one who would murder my folks or no reason for it, but I don't see how it could have been an accident. So he also doesn't think it's an accident.

Exactly. So this case basically goes cold by the end of 1959. At that point, most people just believed it was a tragic accident, but the rumors and the legends of this case still remained. Detective Graven continued to pursue all of these theories because he was convinced that there was foul play. And the case of the missing family would go on to haunt him for the rest of his life.

Exactly. So this case basically goes cold by the end of 1959. At that point, most people just believed it was a tragic accident, but the rumors and the legends of this case still remained. Detective Graven continued to pursue all of these theories because he was convinced that there was foul play. And the case of the missing family would go on to haunt him for the rest of his life.

Exactly. So this case basically goes cold by the end of 1959. At that point, most people just believed it was a tragic accident, but the rumors and the legends of this case still remained. Detective Graven continued to pursue all of these theories because he was convinced that there was foul play. And the case of the missing family would go on to haunt him for the rest of his life.

The fact that he couldn't solve this really tortured him. In one of his notebooks, he wrote that the case, quote, will be solved if I live long enough for the car and the bodies to be found. And in another entry in that notebook, he seems to directly express who he thinks did it, but crosses the name out. There's a spot in the notebook where he wrote out in black pen, had to be planned by blank.

The fact that he couldn't solve this really tortured him. In one of his notebooks, he wrote that the case, quote, will be solved if I live long enough for the car and the bodies to be found. And in another entry in that notebook, he seems to directly express who he thinks did it, but crosses the name out. There's a spot in the notebook where he wrote out in black pen, had to be planned by blank.

The fact that he couldn't solve this really tortured him. In one of his notebooks, he wrote that the case, quote, will be solved if I live long enough for the car and the bodies to be found. And in another entry in that notebook, he seems to directly express who he thinks did it, but crosses the name out. There's a spot in the notebook where he wrote out in black pen, had to be planned by blank.

No one else with motive. And then the blank is just scribbled out. So years later, someone actually went into Photoshop to see if they could restore the word that was written under his scribbled black ink. And they were able to retrieve a name. And it did say Donald.

No one else with motive. And then the blank is just scribbled out. So years later, someone actually went into Photoshop to see if they could restore the word that was written under his scribbled black ink. And they were able to retrieve a name. And it did say Donald.

No one else with motive. And then the blank is just scribbled out. So years later, someone actually went into Photoshop to see if they could restore the word that was written under his scribbled black ink. And they were able to retrieve a name. And it did say Donald.

In another file from Graven, a copy of a letter he sent to another officer was there, and he wrote, quote, I also want to call your attention that Donald Martin is the sole beneficiary to the Martin estate insurance, etc., and that the whole family would have to die to make this so. Because if dad dies, it goes to mom.

In another file from Graven, a copy of a letter he sent to another officer was there, and he wrote, quote, I also want to call your attention that Donald Martin is the sole beneficiary to the Martin estate insurance, etc., and that the whole family would have to die to make this so. Because if dad dies, it goes to mom.

In another file from Graven, a copy of a letter he sent to another officer was there, and he wrote, quote, I also want to call your attention that Donald Martin is the sole beneficiary to the Martin estate insurance, etc., and that the whole family would have to die to make this so. Because if dad dies, it goes to mom.

If mom dies and you're no contact with your son, maybe it just goes to the girls. Also, at the time, Donald Martin was caught stealing from Meyer and Frank Coe. He gave as his excuse that he was a homosexual. And he gave as his excuse for being one that his mom was a fat slob and his father wasn't much better. And stated he was afraid that the girls would be just like them.

If mom dies and you're no contact with your son, maybe it just goes to the girls. Also, at the time, Donald Martin was caught stealing from Meyer and Frank Coe. He gave as his excuse that he was a homosexual. And he gave as his excuse for being one that his mom was a fat slob and his father wasn't much better. And stated he was afraid that the girls would be just like them.

If mom dies and you're no contact with your son, maybe it just goes to the girls. Also, at the time, Donald Martin was caught stealing from Meyer and Frank Coe. He gave as his excuse that he was a homosexual. And he gave as his excuse for being one that his mom was a fat slob and his father wasn't much better. And stated he was afraid that the girls would be just like them.

This shows that he did not like his family.

This shows that he did not like his family.