Missing Scots OAP 'may be lost or disorientated' after leaving home in early hours of morning
dailyrecord.co.ukA Scots OAP who went missing from his home in the early hours of the morning 'may be lost or disorientated'. Henry McNeill left his home in the Innellan area of the town of Dunoon, Argyll and Bute at around 5am on Sunday, December 18, but has not been seen or heard from since.
The 80-year-old was driving his green VW Passat car, registration AD59 UTL, and went in the direction of the A83. His family say he often goes for a drive but is never normally away from home for more than two hours.In the wake of Henry's disappearance, a search bid has been launched, and officers are asking for the public's help as part of their ongoing efforts to trace him.
People are being urged to check sheds and outhouses in particular. Henry is described as around 6ft 2ins, of slim build with white, balding hair.
He was wearing a green coloured jacket, navy blue baseball cap, blue denim jeans and grey trainers when he vanished. Sergeant Graham O’Donnell said: “Henry often goes for a drive in his car but is usually never away from home for more than a couple of hours.“Concerns are growing for his welfare and that he may have become disorientated and lost his way.
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