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Family of Shona Gillan, 18, beg for author of mysterious note with 'significant info' to come forward after teen's death

Updated: 10:40, 25 May 2021 THE sister of a teen found dead four days after she vanished from a lakeside town late at night have begged the author of a mysterious handwritten note to come forward. The body of Shona Gillan, 18, was recovered from loch Six Mile Water in Antrim, Northern Ireland, in March. 2 Shona Gillan, 18, was found dead in March - and weeks on, her family have been sent a mysterious handwritten note with significant information But weeks after Shona s death, her family have been sent an anonymous note with significant information about what happened to her when she disappeared, reports BelfastLive.

Sister of tragic Shona Gillan asks author of anonymous letter to come forward

Sister of tragic Shona Gillan asks author of anonymous letter to come forward We just want this person to know there is nothing to be scared of, it would really help our family if they could come forward. Amy Reid with her sister Shona Gillan who died at the beginning of March (Image: Amy Reid) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

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Police not treating death of Antrim teenager Shona Gillan as suspicious

Her body was recovered from Six Mile Water, close to Riverside, Antrim on Saturday. A post mortem examination has now been carried out and the death is not being treated as suspicious. Shona was reported missing on Saturday but had not been seen since leaving her home in the vicinity of Valiant Court, Antrim on Wednesday March 3. PSNI Inspector Julian Buchanan is urging anyone who believes they saw the teenager at any time between Wednesday and Saturday to get in touch with police. As part of our investigation into the circumstances of her death we are keen to establish when and where Shona may have entered the water and to give her family those answers, she said.