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'Headless body' fished from water Police probe body fished from sea
(about 2 hours later)
A boat fishing in the Firth of Clyde has hauled up what is believed to be a headless body. A boat fishing in the Firth of Clyde has hauled up a body, police said.
The human remains were found near Ailsa Craig at about 1700 BST on Tuesday. The corpse was found in a trawler's net near Ailsa Craig off the Ayrshire coast on Tuesday evening.
Strathclyde Police confirmed that a body had been found but they would not say if the human remains were a headless corpse. After coastguards were alerted, the remains were taken to Campbeltown harbour and are now in a local mortuary awaiting further examination.
At the end of May, the skull of missing Glasgow accountant Andrew Ramsay, who had not been seen since 22 February, was found in the Firth of Clyde. Police sources said the body was not headless and it is understood they have ruled out a link to the case of abducted accountant Andrew Ramsay.
He was abducted from outside his home in Berryknowes Road, Cardonald, Glasgow. He was taken from outside his home in Berryknowes Road, Cardonald, Glasgow, in February 2006.
Andrew Ramsay's skull was found at the end of May His skull was found last month in the Firth of Clyde.
The skull was found in the nets of a fishing boat on 5 April, which was trawling the Firth.
The fisherman who made the discovery said he believed it had been dropped near the island of Little Cumbrae.
The identity of the skull was later confirmed by DNA tests.
It marked a key moment in the extensive police search for the father-of-two.
Police are not currently linking the discovery of the corpse to the skull find.
The remains were taken to Campbeltown harbour and are now thought to be in a mortuary.