In a devastating turn of events, the search for two missing Georgia firefighters has come to a heartbreaking end. Authorities have confirmed that Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander, who disappeared last month, were discovered deceased in Cocke County, Tennessee. The announcement was made on Sunday by the police in Hinesville, Georgia.

The bodies of Anderson and Kuhbander were found inside Anderson's vehicle, which was also located in Cocke County. The local police authorities in Hinesville have not revealed any additional details surrounding the tragic incident. All inquiries have been directed to the Cocke County Sheriff's Office and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), who are leading the investigation.

The TBI released a statement on Tuesday, confirming that their agents are working alongside the Cocke County Sheriff's Office to determine the circumstances leading to the deaths of the two firefighters. The bodies have been sent for autopsies to confirm their identities and determine the causes and manner of death. The investigation is ongoing, according to the TBI.

The Liberty County Fire Department, located in Midway, Georgia, expressed their deep sorrow upon hearing the news about the loss of two of their own. Liberty County Fire Chief Brian Darby conveyed his condolences, stating that Anderson and Kuhbander were dedicated employees who wholeheartedly served and protected the citizens of Liberty County. The department extended their prayers and support to the grieving families during this difficult time.

While a representative from the Liberty County fire department declined to comment further, it is evident that the entire community is devastated by this tragedy.

The TBI's investigation revealed that Anderson's vehicle was initially located in Richmond Hill, Georgia, before it was ultimately found in Cocke County, Tennessee. On the other hand, Kuhbander's vehicle was discovered in Savannah, Georgia. The distance between Midway, Georgia, and Cocke County, Tennessee, where the bodies were found, is approximately 400 miles.

The Hinesville police had previously shared information about the missing firefighters on their Facebook page. The post included a photo of Anderson's vehicle, a black 2017 Ford Focus. Anderson was last seen on June 25 at Liberty County Fire Services Station #1. It is believed that Kuhbander may have been accompanying Anderson, as he was also reported missing in Liberty County.

This tragic incident has sent shockwaves through both the firefighting community and the local communities of Midway and Liberty County. As the investigation continues, the focus now turns to uncovering the circumstances that led to this devastating loss.

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