A heartbroken woman has paid tribute to her much-loved partner after a body was discovered in the police search for him. The force revealed yesterday a body was found in the search for missing Glenrothes man Ross McLean, who disappeared on Sunday, August 14.
Last night, devastated Tasha Morrison confirmed that it was 34-year-old Ross that had been found. Posting on social media, Tasha shared Police Scotland's post announcing a body had been found at around 4.45pm on Friday August 19.
She said: "Just sharing this as been asked numerous times if was him. Answer, yes. My heart is broken and will be forever."
Later, Tasha shared a picture of Ross and a young child, writing: "Ni Night to my best friend in the whole wide world. My amazing other half, and the best dad ever. We love you so much."
Friends and family were shocked to hear of the tragic news and posted messages of support.
Fiona Drummond said: "Oh Tasha. I’m so completely heartbroken and devastated for you all. I’ve got so many wonderful memories of growing up with Ross. He was my much loved cousin and I’ll miss him. We’re here for you all."
Hannah Ann added: "Oh my god Tasha, I’m so sorry. Ross was such a wonderful guy. Wow what a shock to see."
Gordon Douglas wrote: "Still can't believe it. Thinking of you all. I'm going to miss you Rossco. Sleep easy dude."
Ross was last seen on Sunday August 14 afternoon leaving a property at Balgonie Place in Glenrothes and had not been heard from since.
Police said last night that formal identification has yet to take place, but Ross' family had been informed. Enquiries are now ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding his death.
Fife Police Division said: "At around 4.45pm on Friday, August 19, 2022 the body of a man was found near to Glenrothes. Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances. Formal identification has yet to take place, but the family of missing person Ross McLean have been informed."
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