Artificial images show man 22 years after disappearance

An artificially generated image showing missing David McCallum 22 years later. He has very short hair and has prominent cheekbones. He has angled eyebrows that are brown same as his hair. No facial hair.Police Scotland

David McCallum was reported missing 22 years ago

Detectives have released images showing how a man who was reported missing in 2003 might look now.

David McCallum, from Clydebank, was last seen in March 2003 near Loch Lomond when he was aged 31.

Police say investigations to find him have been ongoing but there being no positive sightings.

The age progression images were created by Dundee University to show how David might look now, on what is his 54th birthday.

A smiling man in his 30s with very short dark hairPolice Scotland

A photograph of David taken shortly before he disappeared

David was last seen on 30 March in the Rowardennan area, east of Loch Lomond, where his black Ford Focus was found. He was reported missing the following day.

Detectives say there have been just two potential sightings of him since he disappeared - one in Sussex in 2017 and another in the Tower Hill underground station in London 2019.

An artificially generated image showing missing David McCallum 22 years later. He has longer, tousled brown hairPolice Scotland

An impression of what David may look like now, with longer hair

David has been described as 5ft 9in tall with a slim build and dark brown hair.

Det Insp David Lavery said: "We regularly review unsolved missing person cases and there have always been unanswered questions around David's disappearance."

"These latest images show what David may look like now. If anyone recognises David from these images, or has any information that can help our inquiries, please contact us.

An artificially generated image showing missing David McCallum 22 years later. He has short dark hair and a black and greying beardPolice Scotland

A bearded version of how David might look aged 54

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