The wife and mother of missing hillwalker Tom and Richie Parry said she is ‘heartbroken’ after two bodies were found by police.
Tom, 49, and his 12-year-old son went missing in Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands.
Speaking at the family home in Alsager, Cheshire, Gemma Parry said: ‘I’ve not heard anything more.’
Asked how she was coping, she said: ‘I’m doing the best I can. I’m heartbroken.’
Tom and Richie had been due to return to their Cheshire home in Alsager on Wednesday after travelling to Glen Nevis and Glencoe.
Richie Parry, 12, from Cheshire, went missing with his father while hillwalking in the Scottish Highlands
Police say the family of Tom Parry (pictured) and his son Richie have been informed
Officers previously confirmed they had found Mr Parry’s car in the Three Sisters car park in Glencoe where they stopped on Tuesday to go hillwalking.
The pair’s family has been informed, although the bodies have yet to be formally identified.
A massive search for the pair was mounted on Wednesday involving mountain rescue teams and a coastguard helicopter.
But today Police Scotland said that two bodies have been found during a search in Glencoe Wednesday evening.
‘They are yet to be formally identified. However, the family of father and son Tom Parry, 49, and Richie Parry, 12, from Cheshire, who had been reported missing in the area, have been made aware,’ said the force.
‘Enquiries are ongoing but there are no apparent suspicious circumstances.
‘A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal in due course.’
Inspector Craig Johnstone said: ‘Our thoughts are with all those involved. I would like to thank all emergency services and mountain rescue volunteers.’
It is believed that the weather was not ideal when they began their walk.
It is believed weather conditions were not ideal when Richie and Tom Parry set out on their walk
Police searching for father and son Tom Parry, 49, and his son say the pair’s family have been informed
The bodies have not yet been identified, but police said there are no suspicious circumstances
The car the pair was travelling in was found in the Three Sisters car park in Glencoe
Local football team AFC Alsager previously took to social media to join the appeal in the search for the Parrys.
A spokesperson for the club said Richie had ‘recently joined’ their under-13s team.
They added: ‘We’re all praying that Tom and Richie are both found safe and return home. Our thoughts are with their family and friends.’
Local church St Mary Magdalene said it would be open on Thursday for anyone ‘who wishes to come in and peacefully hold Tom, Richie, and all their family, in their thoughts and prayers.’
