Suspicion grew about McVay’s story after he was discovered on surveillance footage trying to use her debit card at a gas station and returning to her bank three separate times to try to withdraw $400 but the PIN he had wasn’t working. Bill Thomas said, adding that both men had passed polygraph tests. “One of these individuals is not telling the truth,” Det. He said she called him “stupid” and left the house. Mueller insisted, however, that Olson never returned home and told investigators that the fight had been over something trivial, just some burnt eggs. The next morning McVay said he dropped Olson off at her home and then he borrowed her car to drive to the Minneapolis airport to catch his flight to Las Vegas. “It sounds like she was getting ready to maybe end the relationship with Justin,” Detective Tina Noe said. When he returned from Las Vegas, McVay told detectives that after she had that blow-out with Mueller she had gone to his house to confide in her former boyfriend, telling him she thought she had reached the end of her rope with Mueller and would be staying the night.
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Watch More 'Dateline' Episodes In Our Free App “Justin didn’t have any answers,” Davenport Det. Mueller told police that she had stormed out of the home after the pair got into an argument and never returned. Three weeks after moving in together, Olson mysteriously disappeared in the final days of December in 2013. “All he wanted to do was stay home where Carrie was always wanting to go out and do things.” “I felt it wasn’t a good match,” Smith said. Mueller moved into Olson’s home - but the pairing didn’t seem as natural to Olson’s friends. Olson moved on to a romantic relationship with Justin Mueller, a quiet, hard-working Iraq War veteran, who struggled with serious bouts of post-traumatic stress disorder. The pair broke up but remained close confidants, sometimes even talking to each other as much as 20 times a day. But, McVay didn’t want any more children and for Olson, that was a deal breaker.
Olson and McVay quickly developed a strong connection.
He was funny, he entertained the customers, he got out there and danced with them, he would sing songs,” bartender Kelly Hornick recalled. It seemed like she may have found her perfect match when she met Timothy McVay, an equally exuberant divorced father of two, who had made a business leading karaoke nights at local bars throughout the Quad Cities. But the one thing Olson was missing was a partner to share her life with. She treated her beloved dog Colby almost like a child and had established herself in her own home. While Olson was a loyal and loving friend, she was equally as devoted to her family, even working at her father’s flooring and carpet store in Davenport, Iowa. made you feel so special,” said lifelong friend Amanda Smith, who had met Olson at a neighborhood pool when she was 11 years old. “She was outgoing, fun, she’d push you in the pool, she’d splash you, she’d give you the best bear hugs, you know, would just send tingles through your body. Those who knew the 29-year-old described Olson as someone with a “heart of gold” who loved to be around people and had a bubbly and magnetic personality. “She wanted to be loved, she wanted a family, she wanted something stable in her life,” friend Sarah Paxton told “Dateline: Secrets Uncovered,” airing Wednesdays at 8/7c on Oxygen. The vibrant, outgoing Quad Cities native watched as friends got married and settled down, but Olson was still searching for her perfect match. Carrie Olson had always dreamed of meeting the perfect guy and starting a family.
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