#TonyParsons 

#TonyParsons a cancer survivor and Charity Cyclist killed by bloodsport enthusiast #AlexanderMcKellar who had been drinking with a hunt in a hotel.
Alexander McKellar hit Mr Parsons with his car. Instead of trying to save him, Alexander and his twin brother #RobertMcKellar dumped body in stinkpit ‎@SkyNews
Alexander McKellar admits killing cyclist Tony Parsons and burying body with help from twin brother
Alexander McKellar struck Tony Parsons with a car while driving at excess speed and unfit through alcohol on 29 September 2017. Mr Parsons' body was eventually recovered in January 2021.
Tony Parsons, 63, disappeared during a solo charity bike ride in September 2017.
His remains were discovered in January 2021 within a remote area of ground by the A82 near to a farm in Bridge of Orchy, Argyll and Bute.
Twin brothers Alexander and Robert McKellar, 31, were initially accused of murdering Mr Parsons and attempting to defeat the ends of justice.
He admitted hitting Mr Parsons, from Tillicoultry in Clackmannanshire, with a vehicle while driving at excess speed and unfit through alcohol on 29 September 2017.
The pair admitted leaving the scene of the collision and returning in another vehicle.
The brothers then took Mr Parsons' body, bike and belongings to Auch Estate, where they buried the ex-navy petty officer within the grounds at a location used to dispose of dead animals.
The brothers also arranged for repairs to be carried out on the vehicle that struck Mr Parsons, pretending that the damage was caused by a collision with a deer.
Yet again, violence and thuggery from hunt enthusiast!
Proof that there MUST BE STRICT GUN CONTROL!
Firearms Licences must only be issued to the Forces and Police to be used strictly in the Line of Duty!
#TotalHuntingBan #BanFieldShootingBloodsports