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CNET's James Kim Left Pants on a Steep Slope - Marker?
Authorities searching the southwest Oregon wilderness for missing CNET editor James Kim said they believe they are close to finding the missing man, who has been stranded in a remote area for 10 days. James Kim is believed to be within 5 miles of the location where the family was rescued, near the Rogue River, in the area of Bear Camp Viewpoint off Bear Camp Road. Please keep James Kim in your thoughts and everyone here at Legit Reviews hopes for the best.
A pair of gray pants found Tuesday on a steep slope near footprints is believed to belong to Kim, Anderson confirmed. He said the pants were not the blue jeans Kim was known to have been wearing when he left on foot seeking help, and added that he may have layered the gray pants on top of his jeans. Rescuers may also have found another of Kim's personal items near the pants, Anderson said. Anderson did not name the second item, but said the team was hoping to retrieve it by dropping a person down into the canyon. Snow in the canyon has started to melt, Anderson said.
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