Police have confirmed that a body has been found in the search for 24-year-old Adam Perkins who went missing while camping five days ago.
Police have since confirmed they found a body in the same area while searching for Adam last night.Officers made the discovery after locating what they believed was Adam’s car on Thursday.Friends thought Reece was going to bed but woke up to him gone The 28-year-old was last seen in the Kinloch Rannoch area of Perthshire, Scotland, at 11.30pm on Saturday.
He was camping with some friends on the shore of Loch Rannoch and his friends thought he was heading to get some sleep, but there was no trace of him on Sunday morning. Officers have recently appealed for a man seen walking nearby to get in touch in case he has any information for them.He was spotted walking on the road between Learan Farm and Aulich, on the northern edge of Loch Rannoch at around 11.30pm on Saturday March 18.
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