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Florida divers go deep with sonar to find sunken cars, solve cold-case mysteries

The half-brothers behind Sunshine State Sonar have found 350 vehicles and 11 missing people in Florida waterways.

John Martin of Lakeland, left, and his brother Mike Sullivan of Gulfport suit up for a dive with their Sunshine State Sonar Search Team while investigating a submerged vehicle in the Hillsborough River at the 40th Street Bridge. Over the last two years, the divers have found 11 missing people in Florida waterways. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ]

Lane DeGregoryTimes staff

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Lane DeGregory is an enterprise reporter covering the people of Tampa Bay. She can be reached at ldegregory@tampabay.com.

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