Missing Case: How Was Barry Freeman Killed? According to the police, they were growing increasingly concerned about the Barry Freeman disappearance.
Barry, 44, was last seen around 7.40 p.m. on December 22 in Coleraine’s Circular Road/Strand Road neighborhood. He was seen wearing a Santa bobble hat, white trainers with a dark sole, a Christmas jumper, a navy coat, and navy tracksuit pants the last time he was seen.
According to a PSNI spokesperson who released the missing person appeal on Thursday night, police are particularly interested in speaking with any of Barry’s friends or relatives who may have spoken to him in recent days.
Barry, 44, was last seen on December 22 in Coleraine’s Circular Road/Strand Road neighborhood just after 7.40 pm. He was last spotted sporting a Santa bobble hat, white trainers with a dark sole, a Christmas jumper, a navy coat, and navy tracksuit pants.
Police are particularly interested in speaking with any of Barry’s friends or relatives who may have spoken to him in recent days, according to a PSNI spokesperson who released the missing person appeal on Thursday night.
Missing Case: How Was Barry Freeman Killed? Body Found On In The Coleraine Area- Death And Obituary
Following the discovery of a body, Police have stated that the death of a man who had been missing in Coleraine over the Christmas holiday is not being investigated as suspicious.
At around 7.40 pm on December 22, Barry Freeman was last seen in the Circular Road/Strand Road section of the Co. Derry town.
When last spotted, the 44-year-old donned a Santa bobble hat and a Christmas sweater. Police issued an appeal for information regarding his whereabouts and requested drivers in the Circular/Strand Road area with dashcam footage to contact them.
As of last night, according to a PSNI spokesperson, officers had stopped looking for Mr. Freeman “after the recovery of a body in the Coleraine area” yesterday.
“The death is not being viewed as suspicious at this time,” they continued.
Mr. Freeman worked at the Coleraine RightPrice home furnishings store. In a statement shared on social media, a Company representative paid respect to their colleague and expressed their “great regret” upon learning of his passing.
“Barry has been a valuable team member since 1999, and the entire crew will miss him. He was not just our coworker but also a close friend, “added the spokeswoman.
“We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to Barry’s family and friends during this trying time on behalf of everyone at the right price. We appreciate the PSNI and CRS’s untiring efforts over the past week.”
A representative for Help Brings our Barry Home said they were “devastated” in a statement yesterday. Mr. Freeman’s friends and family had created a Facebook page to share information on the search for him.
They pleaded with readers to remember Barry’s friends and family in their prayers during the upcoming difficult times. Home
