Sister carries on search for missing Neil Nortrop from Devon
Sister carries on mum's search for missing son
Neil Nortrop was 32 when he disappeared from London on 10 June 2003
The sister of a man who went missing nearly 22 years ago has resumed her mother's hunt for answers after she died last year.
Neil Nortrop, from Devon, was 32 when he disappeared from London on 10 June 2003.
He had left his mother's house in Brixham and travelled to Greenwich and Dartford to visit friends and has not been seen since.
Mr Nortrop's sister Alex McGarthland said she wanted to "carry on her legacy" of trying to find answers after their mother died in 2024.
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