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09/08/2004
Post mortem expected following Harryville body find
A post mortem examination is to be carried out on a man found dead in Co Antrim at the weekend.
Scott McGowan's body was discovered at a flat in the Harryville area of Ballymena on Sunday.
Police are investigating the possibility that Mr McGowan, who had been reported missing on Saturday, died of a drugs overdose.
There are no other details at present.
(MB)
Scott McGowan's body was discovered at a flat in the Harryville area of Ballymena on Sunday.
Police are investigating the possibility that Mr McGowan, who had been reported missing on Saturday, died of a drugs overdose.
There are no other details at present.
(MB)
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