Horror as Scots holidaymaker, 26, plunges to his death at hotel in Ibiza
Evan Thomson, 26, tragically lost his life in the accident at the Ibiza Rocks Hotel last Monday.
The Aberdeen lad was tragically pronouced dead at the scene.
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