Car being pulled from river might have belonged to family that vanished in 1958
In May 1959, two of the children’s bodies, 13-year-old Virginia and 11-year-old Susan, were recovered in the Columbia River - one near Camas, Washington, and the other near Bonneville Dam. Investigators speculated that the family’s car may have entered the river, prompting extensive dive operations over the years.
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