The partner of a missing Scots hillwalker who disappeared almost three months ago says she has been left with a 'void in her heart' and 'so many unanswered questions'.
Ross Kinghorn travelled by train on Monday, January 16 from Linlithgow to Blair Atholl, where he planned to camp on Glen Tilt and climb the three peaks of Beinn a’ Ghlo over three days. However, when the 57-year-old failed to return home as planned on Friday, January 20, he was reported missing to police.
A huge search effort was launched for the experienced climber, with Tayside Mountain Rescue Team called into assist and helicopters brought in at the start of February to sweep the vast terrain. Despite these efforts, Ross remains missing and all official searches have been put hold until any fresh evidence emerges.
