Glasgow’s Barlanark area was plunged into shock on July 24, 2019, when Rhys Bonner, a cherished Celtic fan, mysteriously vanished. The community united in a widespread search for the young man, but tragically, Rhys was discovered lifeless two weeks later on August 8, 2019, in Seven Lochs Wetland Park, only a mile from his last known whereabouts. The distressing discovery of his partially unclothed body raised suspicions of foul play, leaving his mother, Stephanie Bonner, with haunting questions about her son’s fate.
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In a heartfelt social media tribute marking the fourth anniversary of Rhys’s passing, Stephanie shared her pain: “4 years without my child. I will never forget that knock at the door. 4 years today Police Scotland dragged my half naked child over 800ft after being hidden away in the woods for 15 days all alone, while you let the killer walk the streets, the last monster to see my son alive. My child was murdered and left all alone for 15 days, barbaric the way you treated my child. I will never stop fighting for my child ever. #JUSTICEFORRHYS”
