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The skeletal remains of at least six people have been discovered inside two cars found at the bottom of a lake in Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the cars had been found in Foss Lake, near Elk City, during a training session with a new sonar device.
The first was an early 1950s model Chevrolet car that had three bodies inside.
It was initially believed to include a couple who were last seen in Canute in the 1960s and were reportedly on their way to Foss Lake - but were never seen again.
But it was later suggested the car belonged to Alvi Porter, who went missing 44 years ago when he was 69 years old.
The second car pulled from the lake had three bodies inside, believed to be teenagers reported missing from the Sayre area in 1970.
They could be that of 16-year-old Jimmy Allen Williams, 18-year-old Leah Gail Johnson and 18-year-old Thomas Michael Rios.
The teenagers were reported missing on November 27, 1970, and were last seen riding around Sayre in Jimmy Williams' 1969 Chevrolet Camaro.
Custer County Sheriff Bruce Peoples told KWEY radio: "It's just been under water for 40 years. It's a mucky mess."
Authorities have not formally identified the bodies.
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Glad I didn't find this during one of my training exercises! Incredible find and now the families can have closure.