30 Sep, 2024 @ 18:09
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Missing British father is found alive and well after vanishing from Spain’s Andalucia

THE family of a British man have breathed a sigh of relief after he was found alive and well on Monday evening.

James Moore (pictured above), 57, originally from Glasgow, Scotland, flew to Sevilla in Andalucia on Thursday, September 26.

According to his wife Magdalena Moore, he had last been seen in the reception of the Hotel Las Cortes in Cadiz.

In a social media post, Magdalena said he did not stay at the hotel and that she had not heard from him since Thursday.

However she told the Olive Press tonight that he has finally made contact.

She said: “I’ve just found him, he is fine, thanks to the good people of Cadiz who saw my post.

“He is fine, he was just unable to get in touch, what a relief.”

Magdalena had launched a social media campaign to help track down Jimmy.

She wrote: “He is 57 years old, from Glasgow with a Scottish accent, and goes by Jim or Jimmy.

“He came to Spain last week, on a flight to Seville, for work (marine engineer, supposed to work in a Cadiz shipyard, but never turned up for work).”

She added: “If anyone has heard or seen anything please contact me or call local police.

“I am worried sick, it is completely out of character for him not to be in touch, especially with our children.”

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