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"Deputies are working to determine what happened to a father and a son who disappeared in Martin County more than a week ago.Authorities with the Martin County Sheriff's Office said a badly decomposed body was found in some mangroves, and a key found on the body opened Kevin Bamper's Chevrolet truck that was found about 1 mile away.The clue has officials close to identifying the body.\"We believe the body is James Bamper,\" Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said.James Bamper, 20, shared a home with his father, Kevin Bamper, and his grandmother.Snyder said the grandmother saw the pair leave the house on July 15, and she hasn't seen them since.\"There's no scenario that can be ruled out because of the inconclusive nature of the autopsy,\" Snyder said.Decomposition and a lack of dental records has made a definite ID difficult, but Snyder said the evidence is mounting.The key found on the body belonged to the black Chevrolet pickup truck not far from the scene and registered to Kevin Bamper.\"I'm absolutely sickened by it. I had no idea it was that closely related,\" a neighbor said.Neighbors said the father and son both loved to go fishing.\"(He was) always working on boats, always working on his old truck,\" the neighbor said.\"A very likely possibility is they were there fishing and something went wrong,\" Snyder said.Initial autopsy results did not find evidence of foul play, but nothing has been ruled out.Sheriff's officials still consider it a missing persons case."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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