Oh, And we're on. And today's guess we've got Alan Bryant. How are you?

Oh, I'm married. First of all, mate, thanks for coming on, telling your story.

It's a heartbreaking story. Your son, Alan, went missing six years ago. Never been found.

You're still trying to get answers. This is one of the reasons why you're here today.

Tell you a story to see who's watching. To try and basically, get no get closure, but you want answers. It's been been not about heartbreak for the last six years

problems with the police problems with other people so I know we'll go back to the start

Alan but we'll go right back to when way in. How was Alan's upbringing?

Um, it's just a normal lad. We brought him up as, we come wied about what was happening

around about him. He was spoiled with his mom. You know what I mean?

His mom always spoiled him at Christmas time, during birthdays and things like that.

And he just looked normal. I didn't and he's just a normal lad and his friends have a good group of friends

and that was brought about with who he met and us with who he stick all the way through

primary school and high school who do I stuck together you know I mean

it's just like you're just a normal lad to brought up a normal housing scheme.

He was brilliant with his two sisters and he loved he means so much.

I mean they can ask her a better bike brother. So six years ago just over six years ago before just over six years ago, before Alan went to the nightclub as it Sticks, in

Glen Rophis, the Duceum before he waited a nightclub.

What basically happened that Saturday, I had a few friends in the house and I had the music

going on obviously having a drink upstairs. There was no plans for them to actually go out. This is quite normal in my house because I prepared

my son and his friends to be in my house and that and I mean.

Some day or whose house. That way I knew where they were and

I knew they were safe and things like that.

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