Firefighters Raegan Anderson And Chandler Kuhbander Missing From Liberty County Fire Services Station; Kuhbander’S Vehicle Found In Savannah And Anderson’S In Richmond Hill
Hinesville, GA — The Hinesville Fire Department is in distress following the sudden disappearance of two of its firefighters, Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander. The duo was last seen on June 25 at Liberty County Fire Services Station #1, located in Midway, Georgia. Since then, authorities have launched an extensive search operation, but concerns for their safety are mounting.
Disappearance Details and Initial Findings
Authorities suspect that Anderson, a firefighter with the Hinesville Fire Department, may be with Kuhbander, who is also reported missing. The circumstances of their disappearance are shrouded in mystery, but initial findings provide some clues.
Kuhbander’s vehicle was discovered abandoned in Savannah, while Anderson’s vehicle was seen in Richmond Hill. The separation of their vehicles raises questions about their movements and intentions before their disappearance.
Kuhbander’s family has expressed significant concerns about his safety. They believe he did not leave willingly with Anderson, adding a layer of urgency to the search efforts. In a heartfelt appeal, Kuhbander’s family described their son as a 24-year-old, 5’11” male with a medium build, last seen wearing a dark t-shirt and gym shorts.
A social media post from Kuhbander’s family highlights their fears: “We need your help. My son, a firefighter in Liberty County, Georgia, is missing. His unstable and dangerous ex-girlfriend, also a firefighter, may have obtained my son. Several police and detective departments are involved. She is a danger to herself and my son. They do not believe he is with her willingly!”
Investigations indicate that Anderson and Kuhbander were last seen in the Cosby, Tennessee area. They are believed to be traveling in a black 2017 Ford Focus ST, with the Georgia license plate GEX655, which features a firefighter logo. Authorities suspect they might be heading towards the Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge area, both popular tourist destinations known for their mountainous terrain and hiking trails.
The family’s post further suggests that the pair might visit locations significant to Anderson, including hiking trails or specific eateries such as Raegan’s Diner. The detail about both their phones being turned off adds another layer of complexity to the search, making it harder for authorities to trace their movements through digital means.
The response from the community and law enforcement has been swift and robust. Multiple police and detective departments are actively involved in the search. The public is urged to remain vigilant and report any sightings or information that could aid in locating Anderson and Kuhbander.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander is strongly encouraged to contact the authorities immediately. The Hinesville Police Department can be reached at 912-368-8211, and emergency information can be reported by dialing 911.
As the search intensifies, the community remains hopeful for a safe resolution. The disappearance of Raegan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander has stirred deep concern among their families, colleagues, and the public. With ongoing efforts from law enforcement and the support of the community, there is hope that both individuals will be found safe and sound.
