SOLVED? - Frank and Mary Oliva - A HUSBAND'S LOVE COLD CASE DOCUMENTARY

The search for Frank and Mary Oliva (missing person cold case documentary) could be over when this search takes AWP to Wilber Nebraska in hopes of solving the mysterious disappearance from July 28, 1971 when neighbors saw the couple come home between 8:00 and 9:00 that evening, just as it was getting dark, only to leave a few minutes later with Mary wearing nothing more than her housecoat.
The Olivas have never been heard from again.
Mary suffered from heart problems, high blood pressure and memory problems at the time of her disappearance, and she was also reportedly depressed.
She had dental surgery days before her disappearance, required medication for her heart condition, pain medication for the dental surgery, both of which she left behind.
Authorities and Frank Jr. (Frank and Mary's only living child at the time) believe the Olivas died by suicide together.
The theory is that Frank Sr. drove their car into a water-filled sandpit because he felt he was unable to take care of Mary any longer.
He was depressed over Mary's health and had said repeatedly that he would not put his wife in a nursing home.
Investigators searched nearby sandpits but didn't come up with any evidence.
This video documents our search in Wilber, Nebraska for Frank and Mary Oliva.
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ADDITIONAL DETAILS ABOUT THE CASE
Their daughter-in-law, Shirley, came by after she found out they hadn't been seen for a week and their newspapers and milk deliveries had been piling up.
The front door was closed but unlocked, nothing appeared to be out of place at their house, and Mary had left behind two bottles of medicine and her black purse, which she always carried with her.
Only their beige 1958 Chevrolet 210 with the license plate number 225-910 was missing.
Frank was born in Czechoslovakia. He moved to the United States at the age of seventeen and became a mason, carpenter and farmer.
Mary is a Nebraska native.
The Olivas moved to Wilber in 1957; many Czech immigrants lived in the town and they held a Czech Festival very year.
After his retirement, Frank continued to take odd jobs in the area. Mary appeared to be happy in Wilber and she enjoyed working in her garden and playing bingo on weekends.
Mary's son by her first marriage died in 1959, and in 1960 the couple's daughter died of polio. Only one child, their son Frank Jr., remained. Mary's health was declining by 1973 and Shirley, Frank Jr.'s wife, came over frequently to help out around the house.
What do you think happened to Frank and Mary?
Hug the ones you love for you never know when it might be the last time you see them.
We are humbled by the opportunity all of you have given us to help in the search for answers as to what happened to Frank and Mary.
The AWP Movement would not be possible without your support, helping us travel the US offering our services for FREE to families searching for their lost loved ones... Thank you!
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[@kandeeramos9613]

Frank and Mary are my great-grandparents. I think that you are probably correct in thinking that they are buried beneath what was once one of the sand pits, although Frank had, according to my family, mentioned "a cave" that he knew of where no one would ever be found. Shortly before they disappeared (and about a month before my next birthday), Grandpa Oliva gave me a gift because, as he stated, he wouldn't be there to give it to me on my birthday. I hope one day they are truly found.

[@NadineGuilbault]

Contact a local university that has an archeology department. I am sure they would love to try out there ground-penetrating radar. Prayers to them and the family.

[@itsnaeswayy9896]

Please don’t put this through a network we don’t need any blurred staged crime search shows leave it as is I love this thank you for being the heroes we never knew we needed ❤️

[@jeremypilot1015]

I started watching you all when you were scavenging iPhones out of the riverbeds to clean up the environment. Today, I am so very happy for you all, that this channel has become as large as it has. I hope that you are getting the donations needed to continue such important work. Many people may not realize that some counties don't have the resources for search and rescue let alone diving experts. Solving these mysteries and bringing closure to so many people is a wonderful gift. One I hope you all can continue for a very long time to come.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Jared I'm sure you appreciate Doug's 100% involvement in the discussions. Critical thinking is crucial to talk your way through these searches. Doug brings a higher energy to these more recent searches.

[@debpetracek6338]

Thank You coming to my home town and trying to help locate the Olivia family, I had always wanted to reach out to you about this case as my grandparents had talked about this back when I was very little. Thank you again for coming to Wilber Nebraska.

[@user-st4gt3mp2t]

Is there any way that you guys can get permission to have that old pit dug up?

[@mikeradman]

Guess it's time to add ground penetration radar to your tool kit.

[@kathrynJMwest]

Josh and Carson have done an incredible job filming this one and the final edit is professional documentary quality. From the choices of music, to the look back on the people you have brought home to the final shot of Frank and Mary juxtaposed against their likely final resting spot, this is an emotional tour de force. Just incredible guys and what an amazing response from the town in providing access wherever you asked for it.

[@krystinreeg1243]

Love the new style. Hope someday ground penetrating radar can be used to give this family closure. As the unknown of someone missing causes heartache, my cousin has been missing for 10 years and that feeling doesn’t go away.

[@julieann5697]

Video is beautifully done. I like the intro. I'm sorry Frank and Mary were not found, but just think, already on this trip you found TWO missing persons and Chaos Divers continued searching where you began and found another! Very worthwhile trip so far - giving answers and peace to families. God bless you all and thank you for caring.

[@Cynthia2v]

I’m so grateful for your efforts in helping to locate missing loved ones. A young woman disappeared in my hometown many years ago and was finally found 27 years after her disappearance when the town lake was drained. How sad that it took so long, but this technology was not available. Good luck in your searches.

[@dominicanboy1009]

I love how he always explains the sonar scanner in each video, nobody can’t say that they don’t know how it works . He answers our questions in such a simple manner

[@kitschville]

The production and editing on this are next-level, guys. Nicely done.

[@suesortino8205]

This video was beautifully done. The editing was more professional than many movies on Netflix! Love this style of editing. I do miss Dan and hope he is well.

[@x.emma.booth.x780]

Wow I'm only 2 minutes in and I love the new look and new style of editing. I'm so amazed by you guys. You truly are all awesome people with the purest of hearts 💕 thank you for everything you are all doing to help bring missing loved ones home. Much love to everyone from the uk ❤ 🇬🇧

[@sjldfilms5126]

What an amazing town to be so open and friendly. Thank you for your tireless work. You guys and Jacob and his team at Chaos Divers are doing God's work bringing closure to families and letting them know people don't give up. God Bless You!!

[@micchunt]

With each video it gets better, I can’t believe they only have a million followers .

[@AmericasMissingPeople]

This video just popped up on my notifs, and began watching immediately. I grew up just down south from where they went missing and have wondered for years where they are. Thank you for caring. So excited to keep watching.