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Kenneth, who is 62 years old, went missing on the morning of Saturday 23 November 2019 at Torrevieja Marina. He was last known to be kayaking in the marina and has not been seen since.


He is 5ft 11inches (180cm), medium build, with a white goatee beard and very short white/grey hair. The family is concerned that he may have been carried out to sea and/or picked up by a boat on its way elsewhere.

His family have reported him missing to the Guardia Civil in Pilar de la Horadada, who are looking for him. They would be grateful for information from anyone who may have seen Mr McPherson or his kayak.

Alexandra Mitchell, Mr McPherson’s wife, said: “Any information, no matter how little, would be greatly appreciated. The police are working very hard, but as of yet we have little to go by. We just want Kenny home safe and sound and miss him greatly.”

If anyone has any information relating to his whereabouts they should call the Guardia Civil on 112 or the British Consulate on +34 965 216 022.

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Henry, who was 20 years old, went missing from his home in La Florida on the Orihuela Costa at approximately 09:00 on the morning of Tuesday 1 January 2019 following an assault by his housemate.

He is 5ft 11inches (181cm), had short curly black hair at the time and has a tiger’s face tattoo on his right forearm. He was wearing grey tracksuit trousers and a yellow jersey at the time of his disappearance.

Following a witness sighting in the pub area of Aguamarina, Cabo Roig, the family have confirmed that CCTV footage places Henry in one of the pubs at 23:42 on the evening of Tuesday 1 January 2019. This was the last confirmed sighting of Henry.

If anyone has any information relating to his whereabouts they should call the Guardia Civil on 112.

Let`s hope that the family get some news soon.

Unfortunately, it`s not unusual for youngsters to disappear of their own free will and not wanting to be found.

The sea can be very unforgiving.

JamesB wrote: 24 Dec 2019 18:06 Let`s hope that the family get some news soon.

Unfortunately, it`s not unusual for youngsters to disappear of their own free will and not wanting to be found.

The sea can be very unforgiving.

Totally agree.

In both cases I am surprised that there hasn't been more sightings because of specific day's they disappeared.

Torrevieja marina on a Saturday morning would have been a busy place and Ken's canoe is distinctive.

Henry travelled from La Florida to Cabo Roig during New Year's Day. Cabo Roig would have been busy on the evening of New Year's Day when he was last sighted.

I suppose there is always another way of looking at it, perhaps both locations were simply to busy for people to notice others around them.

A body wearing a wetsuit found last Thursday afternoon on Playa de Llevant on the Balearic island of Formentera has been identified as that of Kenneth McPherson.