MISSING POSTMAN - SADLY PASSED AWAY

[TrueBlueTerrier]

Police have launched an investigation into the disappearance of a postman last seen outside a Twickenham bank.


James Seabrook, 35, has been missing for almost three weeks and is being treated as a high risk' missing person.

He was last seen outside the NatWest Bank in Twickenham on April 21 at 7.15pm with a male he introduced as Lee who is believed to be from Roehampton.

Police would like to identify this unknown male who is over 6ft, very slim and was wearing a dark jacket, dark trousers and a shirt with horizontal stripes.

James, who is also known as Mario, works as a postman in Richmond and lives at his mother's home in Twickenham. He is 5ft 7ins, of a slight build with short brown hair and was wearing a white shirt, blue jeans and white trainers at the time of his disappearance.

James' sister, Georgina Seabrook, said on behalf of her family: "We are all missing James. We just want to know that he is safe and well."
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Police believe the disappearance is totally out of character and anyone with any information should contact Richmond Police on 8247 5866 or The National
Missing Person Helpline on Freefone 0500 700 700.



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[TrueBlueTerrier]

A Richmond postman has been found dead at a flat in Roehampton after he disappeared almost a month ago.

The body of James Seabrook, who lived with his mum in Twickenham, was discovered last Tuesday at a flat on the Alton estate. Police believe James, or Mario as he was known to his family, may have been dead for some time.

A post-mortem examination returned an inconclusive verdict, but a second is currently underway.

James, who also leaves behind two sisters and a brother, had been a postman in Richmond for eight years.

A spokesman for the Royal Mail said: The news has been devastating for his friends and colleagues as he was a hard working and popular member of the team at Richmond. Our condolences go out to his family at what is obviously a very difficult time for them."

D Insp Farrell added: "It is very sad it's turned out this way. But the family are being supported by the police and are being updated with any further information we can give them.

"Everybody I have spoken to has said what a nice, friendly guy he was. He will be sorely missed by his family and the post office where he worked."


Original story - http://www.wimbledonguardian.co.uk/news ... d_dead.php (you can also leave messages of condolence there)

[DirtyHarry]

I've left a message of condolance, tbt.

A shame it's turned out this way.