Mystery over death of IT expert found by gardener 20 years after vanishing - as family are left with 'more questions than answers'
Blue sheeting and clothing was also discovered about a mile from the IT expert’s former home. It was rumour and conjecture.'After his body was discovered, Mr Scozzi's sister, Danielle Owens said: 'My heart goes out to Russell's children who have grown up without their father and never really knowing what happened to him.'I dearly loved Russell. He was my big brother who I always looked up to when I was growing up.
- ▪Blue sheeting and clothing was also discovered about a mile from the IT expert’s former home.
- ▪It was rumour and conjecture.'After his body was discovered, Mr Scozzi's sister, Danielle Owens said: 'My heart goes out to Russell's children who have grown up without their father and never really knowing what happened to him.'I dearly lo
- ▪He was my big brother who I always looked up to when I was growing up.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 14:50:13 +0100 |
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An IT expert who was missing for 20 years was found dead with broken bones in a secluded woodland, an inquest has heard.The skeletal remains of Russell Scozzi, who was 44 when he disappeared in 2002, were accidentally discovered by a gardener clearing out overgrown bushes behind his house in Mumbles, Swansea, in April 2023.The graphic designer was last spotted at a bus station in Swansea in May 2002 before he disappeared and a police probe was launched the following year.But Mr Scozzi's disappearance baffled detectives after he quit his lucrative job at an IT firm without an explanation.The father-of-two travelled extensively and spoke fluent French and German but his passport and wallet were found at home, further worrying his family.In April 2023, a resident discovered Mr Scozzi's…
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