Missing Brit, 21, found dead in Rotterdam after being spotted outside club at 2am

A man has been found dead after disappearing following a gaming convention in Rotterdam. Bradley Passey, a 21-year-old Brit, had not been seen since May 30, when friends said they spotted him outside nightclub Munch on Maasboulevard at around 2am. The young man had attended a TwitchCon event in the Netherlands and was reported to have been staying at a hostel in the Overblaak Cube Houses area but never returned after the night out. Bradley's family became worried when he didn't board his flight to come home last Monday and there was no contact with him, reports The Mirror. Members of his family travelled to Rotterdam as a major search was launched by local authorities and are understood to have helped put up posters of him and made enquiries if anyone had footage But now his sister Amy has said on social media that the family have been told he had drowned in a river. Amy wrote on Facebook : "This isn’t a post we ever thought we would be sharing, but we have sadly had confirmation this morning that Bradley Passey unfortunately drown in River Maas. "We hoped that we would have time as a family to process this, but unfortunately news has already spread in the media in Netherlands. "We appreciate all the love sent over the last few days, the shares & any donations made so far on the go fund me. Please continue to do so because we don’t know how long my family will remain in Rotterdam. Thank you x x x." Many people have sent their condolences on social media, with one person writing: "Oh Amy I’m so sorry to read this. Sending condolences to you and your family. Xx," and another said: "I am absolutely heartbroken for you all, I’m so so sorry sending you all so much love and strength." A further comment read: "Can’t believe this! i went to school with brad.. so sorry for you and your family." During the search, a Rotterdam Police spokesperson, reported AD, said: "We are working hard to gather all the information. Unfortunately, no leads have been found at this moment." A UK Foreign Office spokesperson said: "We are supporting the family of a British man who died in the Netherlands, and we are liaising with local authorities."