One of the men accused of murdering Robert Rose did not appear to share other Sanday residents concerns over the missing man, the court heard today, Tuesday.
During evidence at the High Court in Glasgow, Sanday hotelier John Sinclair said murder-accused Stephen Crummack, 51, had shown no anxieties about the disappearance of Mr Rose.
QC Donald Findlay, defence agent for co-accused John Campbell, 59, asked Mr Sinclair: "You got no sense from him that he was joining in your anxieties about the apparent disappearance of Bob Rose?"
Mr Sinclair replied: "No."
Crummack and Campbell deny murdering Mr Rose in Sanday, on June 6 or 7 last year. They are also deny later burying his body in nearby sand dunes.
They deny the charges.
The trial, before Judge Lord Turnbull, continues.
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