Missing Evan Reid: Family appeal asking 'did someone take you?'

Evan Reid vanished over a week ago on Saturday, March 25 at around 10.06pm on Inchinnan Road in Paisley.

The missing 31-year-old, who is from Irvine, boarded the 9.30pm train at Glasgow Central heading to the town, but got off in Paisley after texting his partner to say "something dodgy" was happening.

Now his distraught family have been “neglecting” themselves to search for him and vowed not to give up until they have answers.

Posting an emptional appeal to find him they asked "did someone take you?" and said "whatever has happened to you...you don't deserve ANY of it."

Chris Sutton shared an appeal to find Evan (Image: Sourced)

We previously reported how Celtic legend Chris Sutton shared an appeal to find Evan on Twitter after he was asked to raise awareness.

Twitter user Andy Oliver asked the former Celtic striker to retweet the appeal due to having a large following of people from Paisley and Glasgow.

An image of Evan was also displayed to thousands of football fans at Hampden Park on Tuesday night (March 28) during the Scotland v Spain Euro 2024 qualifier.

Missing man Evan Reid told his partner 'something dodgy' was happening (Image: Sourced)

Posting on Facebook his loved ones said: “One week. It has been one week since we started searching for Evan.

​ “One and a million unanswered questions.

​ “We've been out searching every day and night and we still can't find him.

​ “We all miss him dearly and have never been so worried. We have neglected ourselves and any commitments to find him.

“We have done so much.....yet not enough.

​ "Where are you Evan? Did you just disappear? Did someone take you? We want to you get back home with your family safe and well. We're desperate to find you and we're extremely frustrated despite our efforts.

​ “Whatever has happened to you...you don't deserve ANY of it.

​ "You're one of the best, one of the good guys. Kind, caring, fun, positive...and you mean so much to so many people.

​ “Begging and hoping we'll find you.

​ “Your disappearance is haunting and consuming us.

“We won't give up until you're back with your family.

​ “Please come home.”

Evan's loved ones are searching for him (Image: Sourced)

Evan was last seen wearing a khaki green jumper, a black body warmer, dark blue jeans and grey trainers.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact police by calling 101 and quoting incident number 4112 of Saturday, March 25.