Caitlin

And so that is strange enough in itself. But the thing that really makes this weird is around the same time as the police are going through the Martins' home, several witnesses report seeing an abandoned white 1951 Chevrolet near the highway eight miles east of Cascade Locks.

And so that is strange enough in itself. But the thing that really makes this weird is around the same time as the police are going through the Martins' home, several witnesses report seeing an abandoned white 1951 Chevrolet near the highway eight miles east of Cascade Locks.

And this car, when the police finally go look at it and they run the plates and they try to figure out whose car it is, it's connected to an ex-convict, Lester Kenneth Price. which maybe you remember hearing that name just a little bit ago. I told you guys to remember those names. He either borrowed or stole this car from a friend in Los Angeles. It's a little unclear how he got it.

And this car, when the police finally go look at it and they run the plates and they try to figure out whose car it is, it's connected to an ex-convict, Lester Kenneth Price. which maybe you remember hearing that name just a little bit ago. I told you guys to remember those names. He either borrowed or stole this car from a friend in Los Angeles. It's a little unclear how he got it.

And this car, when the police finally go look at it and they run the plates and they try to figure out whose car it is, it's connected to an ex-convict, Lester Kenneth Price. which maybe you remember hearing that name just a little bit ago. I told you guys to remember those names. He either borrowed or stole this car from a friend in Los Angeles. It's a little unclear how he got it.

And he drove it to Hood River, allegedly to visit his wife and child. But he was also visiting friends. And one of those friends was ex-con Roy Light.

And he drove it to Hood River, allegedly to visit his wife and child. But he was also visiting friends. And one of those friends was ex-con Roy Light.

And he drove it to Hood River, allegedly to visit his wife and child. But he was also visiting friends. And one of those friends was ex-con Roy Light.

It was like 94 degrees the other day. That was wild. And I only have like sweaters right now that are out. Look at like I'm wearing up my grandma sweater right now.

It was like 94 degrees the other day. That was wild. And I only have like sweaters right now that are out. Look at like I'm wearing up my grandma sweater right now.

It was like 94 degrees the other day. That was wild. And I only have like sweaters right now that are out. Look at like I'm wearing up my grandma sweater right now.

Mm hmm. I love that their pieces all seem pretty timeless. I would say it's like elevated basics that you can grab something that you know you're going to wear for a while. You can build it in a lot of your outfits like my the sweater I'm wearing right now. I can wear stuff under it and wear stuff over it. And it's all really good quality, which I love.

Mm hmm. I love that their pieces all seem pretty timeless. I would say it's like elevated basics that you can grab something that you know you're going to wear for a while. You can build it in a lot of your outfits like my the sweater I'm wearing right now. I can wear stuff under it and wear stuff over it. And it's all really good quality, which I love.

Mm hmm. I love that their pieces all seem pretty timeless. I would say it's like elevated basics that you can grab something that you know you're going to wear for a while. You can build it in a lot of your outfits like my the sweater I'm wearing right now. I can wear stuff under it and wear stuff over it. And it's all really good quality, which I love.

On Tuesday, December 9th, the local newspaper, The Oregonian, runs a front-page story, quote, Mountain Searched for Family. And people begin calling in all sorts of tips, saying they saw cars or people that look like the Martins. But all of these sightings turn out to be dead ends. So officers continue trying to determine exactly where the Martins traveled to and what time they left.

On Tuesday, December 9th, the local newspaper, The Oregonian, runs a front-page story, quote, Mountain Searched for Family. And people begin calling in all sorts of tips, saying they saw cars or people that look like the Martins. But all of these sightings turn out to be dead ends. So officers continue trying to determine exactly where the Martins traveled to and what time they left.

On Tuesday, December 9th, the local newspaper, The Oregonian, runs a front-page story, quote, Mountain Searched for Family. And people begin calling in all sorts of tips, saying they saw cars or people that look like the Martins. But all of these sightings turn out to be dead ends. So officers continue trying to determine exactly where the Martins traveled to and what time they left.

The following week, hundreds of people searched for the family in Oregon and Washington. One newspaper estimated that the number of people searching included law enforcement officers, forest servicemen, friends, relatives, and other volunteers. And it was well over 1,000 people. No valuable clues are found at all. It's really like they just vanished into thin air at that point.

The following week, hundreds of people searched for the family in Oregon and Washington. One newspaper estimated that the number of people searching included law enforcement officers, forest servicemen, friends, relatives, and other volunteers. And it was well over 1,000 people. No valuable clues are found at all. It's really like they just vanished into thin air at that point.

The following week, hundreds of people searched for the family in Oregon and Washington. One newspaper estimated that the number of people searching included law enforcement officers, forest servicemen, friends, relatives, and other volunteers. And it was well over 1,000 people. No valuable clues are found at all. It's really like they just vanished into thin air at that point.