Body found in search for missing Scot Greg Monks a week after he vanished on stag do in Portugal
ALGARVE TRAGEDY Body found in search for missing Scot Greg Monks a week after he vanished on stag do in Portugal
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MISSING Scots tourist Greg Monks has reportedly been found dead on the Algarve.
The 38-year-old is said to have been found at the bottom of a ravine, 'a long way from the spot where he was last seen.'
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Respected Portuguese daily Correio da Manha is reporting that Portugal's Policia Judiciaria force is at the scene.
Greg, from Glasgow, vanished in the early hours of last Wednesday morning after travelling to Albufeira for a stag do with friends.
His family and police are yet to comment.
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