Found Deceased Vincent Le Goascoz, 35, French National & school teacher, last seen 1.30 am Bristol Avon, 2nd Dec 2023

[StillDiggin]

Lots of concern for Vinent’s welfare. Described as being out of character Vincent not contacting friends or family. He is described as vulnerable due to an underlying medical condition and last seen in Redcliff Street (which is near a river) In the early hours of Sat morning.

Have you seen missing Vincent, 35? He was last seen in Redcliff Street, Bristol, at about 1.30am on Saturday 02 December.

Vincent is a white man about 5ft 11ins tall and slim with short dark brown hair and a beard. When last seen he was wearing glasses and a black leather jacket over a red zip-up hoody.

Vincent lives in Bristol but is French. We are very concerned for his welfare as he has an underlying medical condition and it is very out of character for him not to be in touch with family and friends.

If you know where he is please call 999 immediately, and give the reference 5223295047, or ring 101 with any other information.

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Former Gloucestershire teacher missing and last seen in Bristol

'The police have been carrying out extensive searches over the weekend, joined by his friends, family, current colleagues, and former KLB colleagues'

www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk

 

[Pricklykitty]

Whenever a missing person is last seen near water I get a bad feeling, especially if alcohol is involved. Hoping for a positive outcome though

 

[StillDiggin]

Heartbreaking news. Our thoughts are with Vincent’s family & friends at this sad time.
Police divers sadly recovered a body from water at Redcliff Quay in Bristol earlier today (Wednesday 6 December).

While formal identification has not yet taken place, we believe it to be missing 35-year-old man, Vincent.

His family has been informed and our thoughts are with them.

The death is not currently being treated as suspicious.

We’d like to thank the public for their help sharing our appeal to find Vincent and for contacting us with information.

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