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Exact cause of boy's death sought Family grieve for 'gorgeous' boy
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A post-mortem examination is to be carried out on the body of a toddler who was found in a stream near his family's holiday home in Perthshire. The parents of a toddler who was found dying in a stream near his family's holiday home have spoken of their grief at losing a "gorgeous wee boy".
Rory Cochran, from Edinburgh, was discovered in Tullochcurran Burn, near Blairgowrie, at about 1430 BST on Sunday afternoon. Rory Neil Cochran, from Edinburgh, was discovered in Tullochcurran Burn, near Blairgowrie, on Sunday and died later at Ninewells Hospital, in Dundee.
The youngster was airlifted to Dundee's Ninewells Hospital, where he died. Neil and Jennifer Cochran said the 22-month-old was a "special boy" who would be greatly missed.
Tayside Police said the youngster's death was not being treated as suspicious. Police said the youngster's death was not being treated as suspicious.
In a statement issued through Tayside Police, the couple, who have another infant son, thanked family and friends for their support.
They said: "Rory was a gorgeous wee boy who had only just learned to say 'gorgeous', he was a special boy which we told him all the time and he was also able to say 'special' when we asked him what he was.
I reiterate the expressions of sympathy which have been made to the family of the toddler, whose life was tragically taken at the weekend Pete WishartLocal MP
"Words could not describe how much we will miss him and what a black hole he will leave in our lives - although he will never be forgotten as we loved him so much and always will.
"There are so many fabulous memories that we prefer to share with friends and family at a later time."
A post-mortem examination was due to be carried out on the toddler's body to establish the exact cause of death.
The family had been holidaying in a log cabin on the 1,500-acre privately-owned Balnakilly estate in Kirkmichael.
Rory was reported missing after midday on Sunday and was found by a search team in the nearby Tullochcurran Burn at about 1430 BST. He was airlifted to hospital but could not be revived.
Messages of sympathy and support have been sent to Rory's parents, including one from Perth and North Perthshire MP Pete Wishart.Messages of sympathy and support have been sent to Rory's parents, including one from Perth and North Perthshire MP Pete Wishart.
Other holidaymakers
He said: "I reiterate the expressions of sympathy which have been made to the family of the toddler, whose life was tragically taken at the weekend.He said: "I reiterate the expressions of sympathy which have been made to the family of the toddler, whose life was tragically taken at the weekend.
"My thoughts are with the family at this sad time.""My thoughts are with the family at this sad time."
The family had arrived at the log cabin on the Balnakilly Estate in Kirkmichael on Saturday.
Estate owner Anthony Reid said about 40 people, including other holidaymakers from the estate, had joined the search for the boy when he was first reported missing.