Frank M. Pozar, 61, and his wife Tessie disappeared from Spokane, Washington, after they were last seen on October 26, 1984, while preparing for their planned October 30 flight to spend the winter on property they owned in Hawaii. The couple ran the Spokane Street Motel and had a predictable routine of storing their camper and kenneling their two dogs before leaving; none of those steps were completed and they never arrived at the kennel or boarded their flight. Their camper was later found abandoned in long-term parking at Spokane International Airport, after being picked up from storage on October 29 by an unidentified man.

Packed suitcases were located in the motel basement and items the Pozars would have taken to Hawaii turned up in the possession of their son, Frank Pozar Jr. He was convicted of theft and forgery for using the couple’s credit cards, cashing savings bonds and forging a check, but was never charged in connection with his parents’ disappearance and has denied involvement. The disappearance remains unsolved.

Did anyone in Spokane at the time have contact with the Pozars or notice the camper being moved on or shortly after October 29, 1984?