BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Basketball legend Julius Erving and his family, grieving this morning. Authorities in the state of Florida think they have found the body of Erving's youngest son, Cory, missing since the weekend of Memorial Day. More now from reporter Chris Martinez (ph), and our affiliate, Central Florida News 13.</s>CHRIS MARTINEZ, CENTRAL FLORIDA NEWS 13 REPORTER (voice-over): After more than a month of searching, waiting and watching, three citizen volunteers and one Seminole County investigator make a terrible discovery: the body of 19-year-old Cory Erving, dead in his car at the bottom of an eight-foot deep retention pond not far from the Erving family home.</s>SHERIFF DON ESLINGER, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: They dragged the lake with the aid of the Seminole County fire department dive team. They assisted us to remove the vehicle from the water at approximately 8:00 p.m., and discovered a body in it. That body does in fact fit the description of Cory Erving.</s>MARTINEZ: This pond was the latest of more than 35 bodies of water searched in the Central Florida area.</s>ESLINGER: We've done, since the 28th, or actually since May 5th, was searched a lot of different bodies of water, retention ponds, lakes, streams.</s>MARTINEZ: At this point investigators do not suspect foul play. They believe this could just have been an accident. They hope to find more answers as this investigation continues.</s>ESLINGER: The car will be gone over, every inch of that car will gone over. And we will attempt to gather some trace evidence and other information that could conclude this investigation, one way or another.</s>MARTINEZ: For now, an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of Erving's death, a death and disappearance still shrouded in mystery; leaving a devastated family with many unanswered questions.</s>HEMMER: Again, that story out of Florida and Chris Martinez, our affiliate, Central Florida News 13.
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