Police Scotland appeal for information to establish last known movements of Moray man John Geddes
Officers are appealing for information after a man who was reported missing from his home in Lossiemouth was found dead last week.
John Geddes, 33, was last seen in the Coulardhill area around 10.30pm on Monday, November 11.
He was reported missing by his family on Tuesday, November 12, and extensive enquiries and searches were carried out to trace him.
At around 4.10pm on Sunday, November 17, his body was discovered near the A941 close to the Sunbank Quarry entrance.
Police have confirmed that formal identification has taken place and his family are aware.
Detectives are working to piece together Mr Geddes’ last known movements to establish the exact circumstance leading up to him being found.
This includes studying CCTV and speaking to people in the local area.
A postmortem examination will take place in due course to establish the cause of death.
However, following extensive enquiries since he was traced, officers believe Mr Geddes may have been struck by a vehicle and they are following a number of lines of enquiry.
A car and its driver have been traced and enquiries continue to gather more details.
Detective Inspector Andrew Wilson said: “Our thoughts are with Mr Geddes’ family at this very difficult time.
“We are appealing for witnesses who may have been in the area of Elgin Road and the A941 near Lossiemouth between 10.30pm and 11.30pm on Monday, November 11.
"Please contact us if you saw anyone walking in this area, specifically along the side of the A941 near Sunbank Quarry, or if you were driving and have dashcam footage which may assist with our enquiry.”
Anyone with information should contact 101 quoting reference number 2252 of November 17.
