PASSPORT FOUND IN MISSING LEVI DAVIES CASE

The family of Levi Davis have hired a private investigator to help find the missing rugby player and X Factor star, who has flown to Barcelona after finding 'significant leads'.

The last confirmed sighting of the 24-year old former Bath winger come reality star was as he was leaving an Irish pub in Barcelona on October 29th after travelling to the city on his own from Ibiza by ferry.

The London-based company Line of Inquiry owned by investigator Gavin Burrows have volunteered to help find Levi, confirming that they will pay a £10,000 reward for information leading to Levi being found.

Julie, Levi's mother has advised that there has been a significant update on the case with his passport being found near a cargo shipment at a port in Barcelona. Worryingly she has also confirmed that his phone or bank cards have still not been used since the last confirmed sighting on 29th October.


It has been reported that Levi had been suffering from depression and had gone on holiday following a knee injury. Levi made the seven hour ferry journey from Ibiza to Barcelona alone, arriving in the city at around 7pm.

There has been suspected sightings of Levi at Barcelona's Placa Sant Agusti Vell, as well as the same witness said they had seen him in another square near the city's Arc de Triomf monument, neither has yet been verified.

Source: the Sun