BRITISH businessman Campbell Scott is feared to have been kidnapped, tortured and murdered after going missing in Kenya. The 58-year-old Scottish man’s body was reportedly found by

British businessman Campbell Scott, 58, could have been the victim of torture before his body was found stuffed in a sack in a forest in Kenya, according to one local official

A British businessman was found murdered in Kenya, his body discovered in a pineapple sack, which led to a police investigation and subsequent arrests.

The body of a murdered Scottish businessman was found in a sack by a Kenyan cattle herder days after he went missing from his hotel. Campbell Scott, 58, arrived in Nairobi's affluent Westlands district for a business trip on 15 February. He was last seen the following night with an unidentified man, having been to a nightclub.

THE body of a British businessman has been found just days after he mysteriously vanished in Kenya. A taxi driver and a waiter have reportedly been arrested over the alleged kidnapping and murder

Tributes have been paid to a “vivacious” Scottish businessman after he was found murdered in Kenya. Campbell Scott, a senior director for an American data analytics company FICO, arrived in Nairobi on February 16.

Police in Kenya have confirmed the dead body found in a remote forest is that of 58-year-old British businessman Campbell Scott - who vanished there whilst on a business trip last week

Body found in Kenyan forest during search for missing British businessman - Police discover body 60 miles from where Campbell Scott was last seen in Nairobi

A Scottish businessman who disappeared in Kenya has been found dead. Campbell Scott, from Fife, was attending a conference at the JW Marriott Hotel in Nairobi when he was last seen by colleagues on 16 February.

A British businessman who went missing in Kenya more than a week ago has been found dead. Campbell Scott, 58, was last seen attending a conference at the JW Marriot Hotel in Nairobi on Feb 16, according to reports.

Local media has reported two people have been arrested as investigations continue into the death of Campbell Scott.