Family of Scots OAP found dead in crashed car thank searchers as police watchdog launches probe

The household of a lacking Scots OAP who was tragically discovered useless in a crashed automobile have paid heartfelt due to all those who helped search for him. John Winton McNab was final seen on September 16 in Perth earlier than his apprehensive family members known as the police when he didn't make contact.

The 86-year-old was driving his gray Mercedes B200 car and was thought to have been headed within the path of Loch Ness or Glen Moriston. However the pensioner’s crashed motor was sadly found two days in a while the A887 at Invermoriston, close to Fort Augustus.

The Police Investigations and Assessment Commissioner (PIRC) has been knowledgeable with an investigation launched on the instruction of the Crown Workplace and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS).

In a press release formally figuring out Mr McNab, his household stated: “We want to thank everybody concerned within the search to hint Winton, these efforts are drastically appreciated by the household. We request that our privateness is revered at this unhappy time.”

A Police Scotland spokesperson added: "A person who died after a automobile was found having been concerned in a crash on the A887 at Invermoriston has been formally recognized as 86-year-old John Winton McNab, from Perth.

"Mr McNab was the motive force of a gray Mercedes B which was found round 1.20pm on Sunday, September 18, 2022.

"Enquiries stay ongoing to determine the total circumstances and anybody with info who has not but spoken to police can name 101, quoting reference 1660 of September 18, 2022.

"The Police Investigations and Assessment Commissioner (PIRC) has been instructed by Crown Workplace and the Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) to research the dying of Mr McNab. Its report on the circumstances will likely be submitted to COPFS on the conclusion of its investigation.

"Police Scotland has additionally referred the circumstances to the PIRC."

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