Gower
Body found in search for missing West Cross man
South Wales Police are reporting that a body of a man found at Horton beach on Gower has been formally identified as that of missing West Cross man David Stewart.
The police attended Horton beach at around midday on Saturday (30 April) following reports of a body being discovered.
Mr Stewart was reported missing from his home in West Cross on Friday 1 April, with Police issuing an appeal for anyone who may have seen him shortly afterwards.
He was described by police at the time as being of slim build, white, with short thin hair, stubble, and freckles, wearing glasses and a blue coat.
The Police’s social media appeal was shared hundreds of times by concerned residents.
A spokesperson for South Wales Police said: “We’d like to thank you for all your shares, it really does make a difference.
“Our thoughts remain with David’s family at this difficult time.”
(Lead image: South Wales Police)
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