The Romers, of Scarsdale, N.Y., disappeared from a Georgia hotel. Divers who seek to solve cold cases found a vehicle similar to theirs in a pond. They also found bones.

Charles and Catherine Romer of Scarsdale disappeared after stopping at a Georgia hotel in 1980. They had been wintering in Miami Beach.

A family is speaking out after a discovery that could help solve the mystery of a couple who vanished over four decades ago.

A vehicle containing a human bone found submerged in an out-of-state pond may be the clue needed to figure out what happened to a Westchester County couple missing for over four decades.In an announcement on Saturday,

The discovery of human remains inside a vehicle found in a Georgia pond may be linked to a New York couple who disappeared in 1980, according to police.

Catharine Romer was reportedly wearing jewelry between $60,000 and $80,000 at the time of the disappearance and her husband Charles Romer left behind $1.2 million in inheritance.

A human bone found at the bottom of a Georgia pond could offer insight into the disappearance of a wealthy New York couple who vanished 44 years ago.

Retired oil executive Charles Romer, 73, and his wife, Catherine, 75, went missing in 1980 while returning home from Miami Beach, Florida.