Nighmare goes on for missing man’s family
The agonising search for a missing Paisley man continues for his family who haven’t seen him for four weeks.
Graham McAdam, originally from Hunterhill, was last seen on Tuesday, November 21.
Graham’s step-daughter, Colleen Warnock, told the Express his relatives can’t move on till he’s home.
“It’s just horrendous,”Colleen said.
“Graham and my mum, Patricia, have been together for over 10 years and she is absolutely distraught.
“Christmas is cancelled till he is home.
“Everyone else can look forward to the festive season while our lives are totally on hold.
“We spend days waiting for the phone to ring with news of him.”
The 42 year-old busker left his home in Knightswood, Glasgow, at around 3.40am with very little money, no bank cards and without his guitar.
On the night he disappeared, he was wearing a dark blue Superdry lumberjack-style jacket with green and yellow stripes and a white woollen collar.
Underneath, he had on a black Killers T-shirt with white writing, dark jeans and black Dr Martens boots.
He is described as 5ft, of slim build, with grey short hair.
Sergeant Iain Wilson, from Glasgow’s West End police office, said:“I urge anyone who has seen him since 3.45am on Tuesday, November 21, or anyone who knows of his present whereabouts, to contact police via 101, quoting incident number 1787.“
I also appeal directly to Graham to get in touch with his family or police to let us know he is safe.”