Hinesville, Georgia — Two Georgia firemen who went missing were discovered dead over state borders on Sunday, police said.
According to the Hinesville Police Department, the bodies of missing firemen Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander have been discovered in Cocke County, Tennessee. Anderson’s automobile was also found in Tennessee.
11Alive earlier reported that Anderson was last seen on June 25 at Liberty County Fire Services Station #1 in Midway, Georgia. Authorities thought Anderson was accompanied by Kuhbander, who had previously been reported missing in Liberty County.
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Kuhbander’s vehicle was discovered in Savannah, while Anderson’s was discovered in Richmond Hill before being located in Tennessee.
Police noted that information on the finding of their corpses, car, and the events leading up to their deaths is not accessible at this time.
“We extend our deepest condolences to the Anderson and Kuhbander families during this incredibly difficult time,” the Hinesville Police Department said in a social media statement.