Tonight, we continue our cover. A chapter of a car was pulled from the depths of Jack's Creek in Beaufort County. This development is shedding light on a four decade old, unsolved case. News 12's Bliana Garland is following the mystery. She joins us now live in Washington with the new details. The actual evidence of the mystery that has kept three families without answers for decades. I talked to the owners of the Woolards Towing who fished the car out of the Creek. They say it took 36 hours to pull out this missing piece to give the victims families a semblance of closure. Washington Police Chief Rowlands confirms this car found 15 feet deep at the bottom of Jack's Creek has the remains of three men. 24-year-old David MacMickan, 32-year-old Jonathan Norman, and 30-year-old William Clifton are suspected by police to be the victims. Scottie Rose Jr. was the primary diver in this case. He says he faced challenges with visibility and depth. I found the vehicle and it was a such bad shape. It was hard to even identify. It was a vehicle at all, much less a 75-camera. The remains left in the car are now in the hands of the medical examiner's office to determine if the DNA matches the three men who went missing in their 1975 Camaro in 1982. Washington Police Chief says that what's next is to test the DNA and to also investigate what the exact model of the car was. And Washington, Billion, Garland, News 12.