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"The skeletal remains of two adults and one child were discovered over the weekend in Latimer County, according to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.OSBI acting spokesman Gary Perkinson said Saturday that deer hunters discovered the remains around 5 PM Saturday and called authorities. Since then, local and state agents have combed the rugged terrain near the town of Kinta, hoping to find for more evidence.Perkinson said officials could not identify the remains but the bodies were found in the same area as a pickup truck which belonged to a missing Eufaula family in 2009.Bobby and Sherrilyn Jamison, along with their daughter, Madyson, 6, disappeared in October, 2009. They had reportedly been looking to buy land in the mountainous area near Red Oak.Investigators searched the San Bois Mountains for weeks but only found the family\u2019s abandoned pickup truck. Muddy conditions and the terrain made the search a difficult one.According to OSBI, the skeletal remains were found less than three aerial miles northwest of where the Jamison family's pickup truck was found.Perkinson said relatives of the Jamison family have been notified of the situation. Friends and family have never given up hope of finding the Jamisons. \u00A0Just this week, a friend wrote on Facebook:\"Every morning when I wake up, for a moment, I\u2019m still stuck in fantasy and they r still here. Then the reality of it all sets in. I am no closer now than I was 4 years ago. And then my heart breaks a little more. Still praying for a miracle. I miss them.\"OSBI investigators said they hope to work quickly to determine if the remains found are the Jamison family.\u201CThat would be such a struggle to go that long without knowing what happened to your family members,\u201D Perkinson said.According to OSBI, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is working with state investigators and local authorities in Haskell and Latimer County. The remains have been turned over the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office to be identified, a process that could take weeks, according to Perkinson. It will also be up to the M.E. to determine a cause of death.Perkinson said it's possible the medical examiner\u2019s office will have to use DNA and dental record to identify the remains.Perkinson believes there have been no reports of missing people in the area, other than the Jamison family."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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