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Atlantic City search for 10-year-old boy lost in surf suspended after reports of sighting prove false
Provided by 6ABC
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Khitan Devine, a 10-year-old boy from Philadelphia who disappeared while swimming off Atlantic City. Photo provided by 6ABC
Danny Drake
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Recovery personnel search around the jetty after reports from a fisherman sighted something in the area. The sightings proved false.
Danny Drake
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Search for Khitan Devine at the jetty off Maine Avenue, in Atlantic City, 11 am Tuesday.
Andrew Renneisen
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Rosemary Brown, from Philadelphia, is comforted by her cousin, on the beach where her step son went missing near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Atlantic City, on Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Khitan Devine, 10, from Philadelphia went missing after swimming near the jetty Sunday night.
ANDREW RENNEISSEN
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Rosemary Brown, from Philadelphia, and her cousin, on the beach where her stepson went missing near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Atlantic City.
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