Police searching for missing man Dennis Sinsheimer have released details of a new CCTV sighting which places him west of Fort William on the morning he disappeared.
The 33 year old was captured at Annat Point Industrial Estate at 10.20am on Tuesday 29 September, with officers believing he then continued walking west beside the A830.
Dennis had earlier left accommodation premises off the B8004 at Banavie at 8.33am that morning.
Police enquiries have now established that he walked west along the A830 before being recorded on CCTV at the industrial estate almost two hours later.
Officers believe Dennis continued west on the pavement alongside the A830 after passing Annat Point, giving search teams a clearer indication of the direction he may have travelled.
Concern for his welfare is increasing as the search continues, with police saying Dennis requires regular medication and may appear confused or disorientated.
Police resources are searching for him with support from mountain rescue colleagues and the Coastguard.
Inspector Craig Johnstone said:
“As the passage of time increases, we are becoming increasingly concerned for Dennis’s welfare.
“He requires regular medication and may appear to the public to be confused and disorientated.
“We have a number of police resources, supported by mountain rescue colleagues and the Coastguard, out searching for Dennis.
“I’m appealing to anyone who may have private camera systems west of Annat Industrial Estate, or drivers who were on the route of the A830 on Tuesday morning, to check their systems and provide any relevant footage to us.
“Anyone who has seen Dennis, or a man matching his description, should report any sightings to us so that we can investigate.”
Dennis is described as 5ft 11ins tall, of slim build, with dark coloured hair and a beard.
When last seen he was wearing a grey jacket, grey jeans, a blue tie dye style T shirt and white Nike trainers.
Police are particularly keen to hear from anyone with private CCTV or other camera footage west of Annat Point Industrial Estate, as well as drivers who travelled along the A830 on Tuesday morning and may have captured Dennis on a dashcam.
Anyone who has seen Dennis or has information which could help trace him should contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 1678 of 29 September 2026.
