Kyle Sambrook

Kyle Sambrook, 33, was last seen with his beagle called Bane in the Lost Valley area of Glencoe.

[Bane](/topic/bane) in the Lost Valley area of Glencoe last weekend. RIP Kyle & Bane you will be missed dearly.” The body of a man and a dog have been found in the search for missing hillwalker Kyle Sambrook.

Kyle Sambrook, from West Yorkshire, was carrying his pet pooch Bane through the Scottish Highlands when he fell almost 100ft in "appalling weather", ...

[Police Scotland](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/police-scotland) said there do not appear to be any suspicious circumstances. You'll forever be the best hiker ever known." Police Scotland confirmed that the bodies of a man and his dog found in Glencoe are those of Mr Sambrook and his dog Bane. [weather](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/weather)”. [disappeared on February 18](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/missing-persons). [dog](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/dogs).

Kyle, 33, and his beagle dog Bane were found by search teams on Saturday in a gorge above the Fionn Ghleann in the Glencoe area, according to mountain search ...

"You couldn’t have wished to meet a nicer bloke and over the course of two seasons Kyle managed 48 goals in just 37 appearances. The team issued a statement that said: "It is with great sadness to hear the news of ex Colls player Kyle Sambrook’s passing. "I don’t really have the words. "What Kyle’s family have had to go through is something no one should ever have to. Kyle had been last seen on Sunday, February 19, and was the subject of a huge search operation. I hope you’re on a new adventure together with your best mate. "An attempt was made to recover them by helicopter but was unsuccessful due to the terrain, the helicopter was then re-tasked meaning they had to be lowered and carried off the hill by hand. Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team said: "Yesterday afternoon, volunteer rescuers searching for Kyle Sambrook found the bodies of a man and a dog in a deep gorge above the Fionn Ghleann. Fly high up there my mate. But they never gave up hope. "My thoughts are with all the Sambrook family and those closest to him. None of us gave up hope and we couldn’t have done anymore."

The body of a hillwalker who went missing in the Scottish Highlands last weekend has been found in Glencoe, police have confirmed.

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Searches were underway to try to find him with assistance including Mountain Rescue teams from Glencoe, Lochaber, Oban, Arran and Police Scotland, assisted by ...

A Police Scotland statement said: "Around 2.15pm on Saturday, February 25, 2023, the bodies of a man and a dog were recovered by mountain rescue teams and HM Coastguard in the Glencoe Area. Read More: "Formal identification has yet to take place, however the family of missing man Kyle Sambrook have been informed. Now, Police Scotland say they found a bodies of a man and a dog at around 2.15pm yesterday (Saturday, February 25.) The body of a man and a dog have been found in the search for missing Kyle Sambrook in Scotland. [last seen in the Lost Valley area at around 12pm on Sunday, February 19.](https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/local-news/possible-sighting-missing-west-yorkshire-26319080)

Police launched a major search operation with coastguard and mountain rescue teams to trace Mr Sambrook after he was reported missing. More than 40 rescuers ...

“He also had a heavy rucksack and where he has fallen is very steep ground. Officers have now confirmed the bodies of Mr Sambrook and Bane were found in the area where the hillwalker was “It was appalling weather with strong winds at the time of his fall and he may have been trying to get off the hill and lost his way a bit. Brian Bathurst, deputy team leader of Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team – who was among the four members who discovered the bodies of Mr Sambrook and Bane – said it was a “tragic outcome”. And rescuers believe Mr Sambrook could have been holding his dog at the time of the tragic fall. A body has been found in the search of a missing hillwalker and his dog who never returned home after a trip to Glencoe.