Police appeal for further information regarding the death of Stefan Sutherland
31st January 2014
At approximately 12:17 hours on Tuesday 17 September 2013 police received a report from a member of the public that a body of a man had been discovered on the shoreline of Occumster. This sadly turned out to be Stefan Sutherland from the Lybster area.
Significant inquiries have been carried out in relation to the death of Stefan Sutherland and many people have given information about the circumstances which led up to him being traced and we thank the public for that assistance.
Police are still keen to hear from anyone who we have not yet spoken to and who might be able to help us and Stefan’s family understand fully what happened.
Stefan would have celebrated his birthday in February and the police would ask anyone who has information and who has not yet contacted us to think of his family at this difficult time.
Officers want to hear from anyone who had contact with Stefan or who saw him on the night in question. Anyone with information should call Police Scotland on 101 or provide information anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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