Grant Sangster: Juvenile girl from England ‘to be questioned on “Stirling case”’

Detective Inspector Grant Sangster of the East’s Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit came out with the statement that the juvenile girl from England will be questioned on “Stirling case”. The detective is currently unable to identify the girl due to legal reason. As well, he refused to provide any details on alleged relation of the girl to “Stirling case” criminal matter.

“Our investigators traced suspected relation to “Stirling case” within England. In the nearest time, the juvenile girl will be questioned by local police in her area. I’ve already been informed on details of this matter, but I am currently unable to provide any details due to legal reasons.” — announced Grant Sangster.

Previously, on April 18th, Police Scotland, along with National Crime Agency, had announced the search for 40-year-old Scottish man John Dunnigan, who disappeared while being suspected to be involved in “Stirling case”. Inspector Hugh Burns from Motherwell Police Station described the matter as “very unordinary and strange”. Few days later, Grant Sangster announced the man had been traced, questioned by NCA officers and no evidence of his involvement in “Stirling case” has been found. The man was released home with no criminal charges.