A body was been found in the search for a missing Scots dad.
Andy McNee, 44, vanished from Clydebank on the morning of Friday, November 8, sparking a frantic search. His van was captured on camera in both the town centre and Govan, where he was last seen. His worried family issued a desperate plea to the public to help trace him following his “out of character” disappearance.
Police officers today confirmed that a body had been discovered in the Aberfoyle area, near Duke’s Path, at around 10:50 AM on Wednesday during searches for Andy.
There are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances, and his heartbroken family have been informed.
His partner led tributes on social media to Andy, who was described by loved ones as the “life and soul of the party.”
Andy’s partner, Tammy, posted a picture of the pair standing in a line holding hands with their two children, in a heartbreaking tribute on her Facebook page. Alongside the picture, she wrote: “Forever and ever.”
Graeme Candlin said: “Tammy wants to thank everyone who shared the messages for Andy far and wide. The police have found him, and unfortunately, it’s not good news. She has asked me to put a message up and thank everyone for all their help and kind words.
“Andy was the life and soul of every single party. Bar none. So everyone is numb from the devastating news. Thoughts to all the McNee and Robertson families. And my heart breaks for Tammy, and Andrew Jnr and Leah. Sleep easy, brother.”
Kelly Smyth added: “Sending all my love to you and your beautiful kids. So sorry for your loss. Andy was one in a million and such a lovely guy with a heart of gold who will be dearly missed by all who knew him. My heart is broken thinking about you and the kids at this truly devastating time.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 10:50 AM on Wednesday, November 13, the body of a 44-year-old man was found in the Aberfoyle area, near Duke’s Path. There are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances, and his family is aware. A report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal.”
