THE daughter of a Scot who was allegedly murdered texted him "please come back, dad" after he went missing.
Former Army serviceman Paul Taylor, 56, was last seen by his wife, Maria, at their family home in Annan on October 17, 2023. He was reported missing at 12.49pm the next day. At 3.23pm, his daughter, Beth, sent the message begging him to return.
His disappearance sparked a murder probe after his blue Corsa was found crashed and abandoned in a Cumbria village. In May, his remains were found in a shallow grave in woodland west of Carlisle close to a "burn site".
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