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Divers find ‘Cumberland College’ van that was stolen in 1996

By: Dean Manning

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Diver Graham Barrineau solved a 25-year-old crime Sunday when he located a van that belonged to Cumberland College in Williamsburg buried in the silt at the bottom of the Laurel River underneath the Ky. 770 bridge.

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