Searching for Bob and Mary Black,.. Found MUSTANG in River!

We found a Mustang in the Missouri River while searching for missing persons, Billie and his wife Mary Black who disappeared from Atchison, Kansas at 8:15 a.m. on September 11, 2009.

They were last seen in their light blue 4-door 1990 Honda Civic with the Kansas license plates and are believed to be in their car underwater.

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We've not yet found the Blacks but did pull a red Mustang out of the rive with the help of the Atchison Police Department along with two local tow companies.

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In this episode of Adventures with Purpose, we travel to Atchison, Kansas from Oregon in search of Billie and Mary Black. There is no evidence of foul play and it is believed they drove themselves into the river intentionally.

Billie and Mary have one son together. Billie, who was stressed from having to care for Mary, told their son it would be better for him if his parents weren't around. It's been stated by authorities that there have been several possible sightings of them, but they have been discounted.

Their car has never been located. One theory is that they drove, accidentally or intentionally, into the Missouri River, but there is no evidence to this theory.

Bob Black’s brother, Buddy Black, of Lexington, Mo., thinks he knows what happened. Others echo his thoughts.

“They’re in the river,” Buddy Black said. “Where else would they be? We’ve gone through a year. I want to think it was an accident. But in the forefront of my mind, I think it was deliberate.”

Mary Lou, who was 72 at the time of her disappearance, and Bob, who was 74, were high school sweethearts.

They grew up in Orrick, Mo., and graduated from the town’s high school.

After graduation, the two married. Mary attended the University of Central Missouri to become a teacher. Bob headed to an engineering school in Kansas City.

The Blacks had one son, Kurt. In 1971, Bob Black built a ranch-style, brick house for his wife at 2411 Pacific St. on the outskirts of Atchison.

Neighbors described the Blacks as quiet and reclusive.

Mary was in the later stage of Alzheimer’s.

Bob knew what his wife was facing.

He watched his mother and mother-in-law suffer from the disease, and he was upset about his own health.

Bob had a severe case of diabetes, was missing some toes, took insulin daily, had difficulty walking, and didn’t see well.

Buddy Black recalled a conversation Kurt had with his father when they were driving to look into a nursing home for Mary. Bob told his son it would be better for him if his parents weren’t around.

The end?

Kurt Black had tried to contact his parents several times. He became worried and drove to their house Sept. 11. When he arrived, he found the lights on, their drivers’ licenses, a checkbook and cash.

The most critical thing he found was that his father’s insulin was left inside the refrigerator. At 7 p.m. Sept. 12, Kurt Black contacted the sheriff’s office.

Our search for Bob and Mary continues.

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