This is Murder in the Rain, where each week Emily Rowney, Alicia Holland and Josh McCullough tell true crime stories of the Pacific Northwest.

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Sadly, Wilma was recovered from the water under the St John's Bridge on January 2nd.

The police are maintaining their story, implying she took her own life, but they have also not

fully ruled out foul play, neither has her family.

So for now the family will continue with their own investigation and

await the coroner's report.

We ask that you continue to donate what you can to their go-fund me,

which you can find on our Facebook or in the

searching for Wilma Acosta group, as they are now having to pack up Wilma's life

and make arrangements for her final resting place. They will also continue to seek legal and private investigator services.

I would personally like to thank everyone who joined the group who shared Wilma's story,

who donated, who came out to the searches or vigils, the family has been appreciative of each and every one of you.

I will be doing a full episode on Wilma in the future once we have more answers.

And now to Josh's case.

The Martin family loaded into their cream and red station wagon for a trip up the highway. It was December 7th, 1958, and the family was on the hunt for a Christmas tree and greens to make wreaths.

From Portland they drove east into the Columbia River Gorge.

Parents Ken and Barbara were in the front, with Ken Driving and their daughters Susie, Virginia, and

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