Found Deceased GA - Reagan Anderson and Chandler Kuhbander, adults, Hinesville,

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I wonder if anyone ever checked his car for an AirTag or some other sort of tracking device. I have a really hard time believing she "just happened to be passing by" the Olive Garden. Also, I'd surely think they've done this, but an interview of the person Chandler was on a date with could be educational.
 
I wonder if the media is even inquire information about this case.
There is no need or urgency to put the information out by themself (police). (Just my take)

'Everybody' moved on the moment they were found.

Jmo
 
This sounds like a pressure cooker of a situation leading up to their deaths. Anderson had issues with family of origin and seems to have been close to Kuhbander's family (who continued to speak well of her, even after suspecting the worst--maybe advised by law enforcement to do this, to encourage her to turn herself in?), their relationship ended sometime in 2023, probably her only serious one if they've been dating since high school, Kuhbander moved out, she loses her dad in January, and, in the midst of all this, they're seeing each other regularly at work? I've been through a toxic break-up before, and it's almost like coming off drugs--every time you see each other, it resets the clock and keeps you from moving on properly. Very ugly situation.
 
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Hinesville firefighters body returned home after tragic death

The body of a Hinesville firefighter was returned home after it was found in Cocke County, Tennessee. Chandler Kuhbander and Reagan Anderson were last seen on June 25th. On June 26th, the Hinesville Police Department announced that Kuhbander and Anderson were missing.
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Still no updates on the autopsies. I’m a little confused why.
 
www.wtoc.com

Hinesville firefighters body returned home after tragic death

The body of a Hinesville firefighter was returned home after it was found in Cocke County, Tennessee. Chandler Kuhbander and Reagan Anderson were last seen on June 25th. On June 26th, the Hinesville Police Department announced that Kuhbander and Anderson were missing.
www.wtoc.com www.wtoc.com

As for answers in his tragic death she commented, “yes he was brought home smaller and no we do not have all the answers right now, many of the answers we do have we are not ready to share.”

what the hell...
 
iusedtofloat said:
www.wtoc.com

Hinesville firefighters body returned home after tragic death

The body of a Hinesville firefighter was returned home after it was found in Cocke County, Tennessee. Chandler Kuhbander and Reagan Anderson were last seen on June 25th. On June 26th, the Hinesville Police Department announced that Kuhbander and Anderson were missing.
www.wtoc.com www.wtoc.com

As for answers in his tragic death she commented, “yes he was brought home smaller and no we do not have all the answers right now, many of the answers we do have we are not ready to share.”

what the hell...
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I'd expect that meant burning (makes the body seem smaller from the burning process ?) ; except I've not read anywhere that either were burned ?
Omo.
 
Chimera said:
I'd expect that meant burning (makes the body seem smaller from the burning process ?) ; except I've not read anywhere that either were burned ?
Omo.
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From what I could gather, they were decomposing for several days in a hot car. I actually think they met their end day 1. So in 90 degree weather in a hot vehicle…. a body can decompose incredibly quickly. This is further evidenced in my mind by the fact that they couldn’t visually ID them.
 
kuromiiiilove said:
From what I could gather, they were decomposing for several days in a hot car. I actually think they met their end day 1. So in 90 degree weather in a hot vehicle…. a body can decompose incredibly quickly. This is further evidenced in my mind by the fact that they couldn’t visually ID them.
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From This article:
‘The time taken for a body to decompose depends on climatic conditions, like temperature and moisture, as well as the accessibility to insects. In summer, a human body in an exposed location can be reduced to bones alone in just nine days.’
They went missing on the 24th and I believe were found on the 30th. So 5-6 days is a possibility.
 
kuromiiiilove said:
From what I could gather, they were decomposing for several days in a hot car. I actually think they met their end day 1. So in 90 degree weather in a hot vehicle…. a body can decompose incredibly quickly. This is further evidenced in my mind by the fact that they couldn’t visually ID them.
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wasnt she spotted on surveillance at a gas station?
 
iusedtofloat said:
wasnt she spotted on surveillance at a gas station?
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Yes:

LE said only she was spotted. At the time, I noted the window tint on the car looked pretty dark.

I wondered (and hope I am wrong) if she had already murdered him at that point, maybe dismembered him to fit into a cooler or something? It's gruesome, I know, but that's the thought I had with her stalker & aggressive behaviors. Pure speculation on my part & MOO.
 
vls12345 said:
Yes:

LE said only she was spotted. At the time, I noted the window tint on the car looked pretty dark.

I wondered (and hope I am wrong) if she had already murdered him at that point, maybe dismembered him to fit into a cooler or something? It's gruesome, I know, but that's the thought I had with her stalker & aggressive behaviors. Pure speculation on my part & MOO.
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But why put the effort in dismemberment if she killed herself too. Doesn't make sense to me.
Speculation Jmo
 
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