RedactedNarrative: On May 17, 2005 I received a phone call at my residence from Idaho County dispatch. I was advised Corporal  in the area of the Main Salmon River trying to locate two overdue males. Subject had called Idaho County Sheriff's Office and explained her husband Victim1 had not returned home from his camping trip. Subject also explained a family friend; Victim2 was also supposed to be camping with Victim1. Corporal made contact with me upon returning to Riggins. Corporal explained he received a report of two males who were camping in the Riggins area and had not returned home. Corporal stated he had made contact with Subject to get more information. Corporal stated he went up the Main Salmon River approximately 15 and located Victim1's camp site. The camp site was confirmed by the license plate on the camp trailer the victim1 owns. Corporal then explained he located Victim1 pickup truck approximately 20 miles up river, at the confluence of the Salmon River and French Creek. Subject explained to Corporal, Victim1 and Victim2 was going to canoe across the Salmon River. Once on the other side of the river hike to "French Creek Hot Springs:. Then canoe back across the river to Victim1 vehicle. Corporal advised me had checked the surrounding area around Victim1 truck but didn't find anyone or a canoe. He followed the river flow down checking the river edges but was unable to locate anyone. 
  
  On May 18, 2015 I made contact with Subject in the morning. She explained to me Victim1 and Victim2 left their home in Couer d alene Idaho on Saturday May 16, 2015. They were going to camp on the Salmon River, visit French Creek Hot Springs, do some ATV riding and be home Sunday night May 17, 2015 in time for dinner. I received some of the basic information of what Victims would have been wearing. Types of gear they would have with them. Level's of outdoor experience. During the conversation Subject stated both males would most likely not be wearing life jackets while in the canoe on the river. Approximately the 15 mile marker on the Salmon River Road I located the camp site. The camp site was clean. The trailer belonging to Victim1 was locked. The ATV was still in camp and secured. There were no visible signs of recent activity in the camp. During the night it rained lightly. Approximately the 18 mile marker while traveling east up river. I observed a wooden oar on the north shore of the river bank. The oar appeared to have floated to the waters edge and come to rest on rocks. Approximately the 20 mile marker I located Victim1 Ford Pickup. The vehicle did not appeared to have been moved over night. Confirmed by the lack of tire tracks in the roadway after the light rain. Corporal's business card was still on the drivers window of the truck. The truck was secured and locked. The area of the truck was parked is in the area of the Salmon River and French Creek confluence. There is a small camp ground and a trail leading to the Salmon River. The area is a popular area for people to cross the Salmon River in a vessel to get to the North Shore there is a trail leading to French Creek Hot Springs, approximately .75 of a mile uphill from the river. I searched the area for signs of the canoe or anyone in the area. I was unable to locate anyone but did locate tracks leading to the waters edge on the south river bank. The tracks were in an area known for people to "launch vessels" across the river. 
  I returned to the camp site at the 15 mile marker. Upon arrival I met with Victim1 father. Victim1’s father had learned from Subject the two had not returned home and he had driven from Boise, Id. to try to locate Victim1 and Victim2. I explained to Victim1’s father and Victim2. I explained to Victim1’s father what I knew and what I had found. I also advised Victim1’s father I was going to meet up with a Jet boat. 
  Victim1’s father and I met with Idaho Fish and Game officer's at Springs Bar. Spring Bar is located approximately at the 10 mile marker on the Salmon