“Alex was first footing on Govan Road with his two brothers, who later said that suddenly Alex simply ‘wasn’t there’' 😔
The chilling mystery of Alex Cleghorn’s disappearance in the early hours of New Year’s Day, 1966, has never been solved.called The British X-Files – is determined to uncover the truth.Road with his two brothers, who later said that suddenly Alex simply ‘wasn’t there’,” explains Andy.
Six years later, the Scottish Daily Express reported that William and David would retrace their steps “in the vain hope that somehow he may return.” “Said Mr David Cleghorn, the missing man’s father: ‘It will probably be useless. But as long as we still have hope we will try anything to find Alex. There are thoughts he might have staggered onto a shop on the Clyde under the influence ofIn the mid-2010s, a surviving cousin of the Cleghorns appeared television discussing how the story had divided the family, with some believing Alex had simply fallen into the Clyde and some believing something more supernatural to be afoot.
“I first read about the Alex Cleghorn mystery in a 1987 book called Modern Mysteries of Britain, by Janet and Colin Bord, and the details are repeated on various websites, but no-one knows much more…hopefully your readers might be able to help.”In Partick, according to the then Glasgow Herald on November 14, 1979, an elderly couple were so terrified by a whole family of ghosts in their flat that they had to move.
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