Police have discovered a body believed to be that of a British man, Andrew Wade, who went missing in the Costa del Sol last month. The 65-year-old was last seen on August 15 near Marbella, prompting concern among friends about his well-being. The National Police officers, involved in the search for Wade, located the body in the Paraiso area near Estepona.
An extensive search operation was conducted by the National Police, Civil Protection members, and the Estepona Fire Brigade to locate Wade, who had disappeared while preparing to return to his home country. The investigation into his disappearance included studying his last known movements. Despite previous searches using drones in the dense wooded area yielding no results, a body was finally found in the Paraiso region. Identity confirmation and cause of death are still pending.
It is assumed that the body belongs to Andrew Wade, according to reliable sources. Reports from when he went missing indicated that he left behind his two cats, which was uncharacteristic of him, as described by acquaintances who knew him as a “lovely” person. SOS Desaparecidos, a Spanish charity, appealed for information from the public. At the time of his disappearance, Wade was possibly driving a black Volkswagen Golf.
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