The Mystery Of Olga Mauger, Wyoming's Oldest And Coldest Missing Persons Case

Less than a week after she was married, 21-year-old Wyoming bride Olga Mauger, by all accounts an expert outdoorswoman, disappeared without a trace Sept. 17, 1934, while hiking with new husband Carl on a Wyoming hunting honeymoon.

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