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🚨 UPDATE🚨 “Lost in the Gorge: The Martin Family Disappearance”
In December 1958, the Martin family vanished during a holiday outing near Hood River, Oregon. Two daughters’ bodies were found five months later. But the rest of the family, and their station wagon, disappeared into legend. Until now. This week’s episode explores their final journey through the Columbia Gorge, and:
* Theories from a tragic accident to possible foul play
* New evidence found at the bottom of the river
* Update on this case and why this case still grips Oregon’s heart
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