Let’s find out ‘Barry Freeman Missing Case: What Happened To Him?’ Barry, 44, was last seen on December 22 shortly after 7.40 p.m. in Coleraine’s Circular Road/Strand Road neighborhood. He was last seen wearing a blue coat, navy tracksuit trousers, a white pair of sneakers with a dark sole, a Christmas jumper, and a Santa bobble cap.
According to a PSNI spokeswoman who issued the missing person appeal on Thursday night, police are particularly interested in speaking with any of Barry’s friends or family members who may have spoken to him recently.
Barry Freeman Missing Case: What Happened To Him? Body Discovered In The Coleraine Area
Police have said that the death of a man who had been missing in Coleraine over the holiday season is not being treated as suspicious after a corpse was found.
Barry Freeman was last seen in the Circular Road/Strand Road area of the Co. Derry town at around 7.40 p.m. on December 22.
The 44-year-old was last seen sporting a Santa bobble hat and a holiday sweater. Police asked vehicles with dashcam footage in the Circular/Strand Road area to contact them if they had any information on his whereabouts.
Members of the Community Rescue Service (CRS) searched the region during Christmas.
According to a PSNI representative, as of last night, officers had given up looking for Mr. Freeman “after the recovery of a body in the Coleraine area” yesterday.
At this moment, the death is not being considered suspicious, they added.
Mr. Freeman was employed by the Coleraine RightPrice furniture shop. A Company spokesperson paid tribute to their colleague in a statement that was posted on social media and expressed their “deep sadness” at his demise.
“Since 1999, Barry has been an important team member, and the entire crew will miss him. He was not only a close friend but also a coworker, the spokeswoman continued.
“On behalf of everyone at the right price, we would like to express our sincere sympathy and condolences to Barry’s family and friends during this difficult time. The PSNI and CRS deserve praise for their tireless work over the past week.
In a statement released Friday, a spokeswoman for Help Brings our Barry Home described the organization as “devastated.” Friends and family of Mr. Freeman set up a Facebook page to discuss the search for him.
In the coming trying times, they begged readers to keep Barry’s friends and family in their prayers.
