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31 July, 2010
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Published: 08 March, 2010
THE body of a Lybster pensioner who went missing from his home last Tuesday has been found. Following a report from a member of the public shortly before 9am on Saturday, police, coastguard volunteers and a crew from Wick lifeboat attended a remote location 3.5 miles south of the village.
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There they recovered the remains of Sammy Macdonald. Specialist dog teams were earlier deployed in the hunt for Mr Macdonald but hopes of finding the 65-year-old alive were dwindling after a ground and air search on Wednesday night drew a blank. The alarm was triggered after he vanished from his flat in the sheltered housing complex in Lybster's Jeffrey Street. * For more details see Wednesday's Caithness Courier. Related articles: 
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