The ongoing inquiry into the disappearance of golfer, James Nutley, during a holiday to Tenby, is believed to have been the focus of a police search at a Pembrokeshire beauty spot at the weekend. However, nothing was found during Sunday's search in the Stack Rocks area of Castlemartin.
The search came following an incident on January 7, when a man in police custody made certain disclosures that he had disposed of the body of a male person in the Stack Rocks area.
"A full investigation was conducted into these disclosures, with one of the lines of inquiry being the searching of the Stack Rocks area," said a police spokesperson. "This has not been able to be carried out during the winter months due to the weather and tidal conditions.
"However, in consultation with the coastguard and MOD, a Dyfed Powys search team conducted a search of the Stack Rocks area on Sunday. Nothing was found."
The spokesperson added: "A man has been arrested in relation to the disclosures and he will be appearing in Swansea Crown Court shortly, charged with perverting the course of justice."
Footnote: Twenty-seven-year-old James William Nutley from Caldicot, Monmouthshire, went missing at around 11 pm on the night of Sunday, October 24, 2004, while on a golfing trip with friends and has not been seen since. The group had been staying at the town's Giltar Hotel and Mr. Nutley's friends raised the alarm when he did not return after a night out in the town. He disappeared after leaving The Prince of Wales.
Mr. Nutley is described as six-foot two inches tall, with brown hair, and was last seen wearing a white top with blue sleeves and blue jeans.