Previously thought body could be 74-year-old from Wigtown
Police believe the body of a man washed up on a beach in the north of the Isle of Man is unlikely to be that of a missing Scottish man.
DNA tests were carried out earlier this week to determine whether the body discovered on Dog Mills beach last week was 74-year-old Gavin Tait from Wigtown, who has been missing for more than four weeks.
Chief Inspector Bryan Lee gave this update on Galloway Police's Twitter feed:
Police in Cumbria are also understood to be working with the family of a missing person.
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