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The story was first reported by Lance Pugmire of the Los Angeles Times.
According to the Times, Arum was informed that his son went missing on Sunday while on a hiking expedition in the mountains near Seattle. Arum was planning to board a Tuesday afternoon flight to Seattle.
"They've got search parties looking for him right now," Arum told the Times.
The Pacquiao-Margarito press tour, to be run by Top Rank president Todd duBoef, Arum's stepson, will continue to New York on Wednesday and to Dallas on Thursday and Friday.
"We got a call today that he had gone hiking and is missing, so Bob told the staff this morning that he would leave the tour and take a flight to Seattle," Top Rank Promotions public relations director Lee Samuels told Dan Rafael of ESPN.com. "Bob and his wife, Lovee, have left the tour and proceeded to Seattle."
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