Police release picture of items in bid to identify man found in Tay A photograph of the personal items found on a man's body recovered from the river has been released as police try and identify him. The man, thought to be aged between 40 and 50, was found in the River Tay between Broughty Castle and the Broughty Ferry Lifeboat Station at 8am last Friday. Officers have released his description and checked missing people records but have been unable to identify the man. Ships berthed at Dundee port have all been checked but no crews are missing. The search will extend to overseas as fingerprint and DNA databases are checked. A photograph of the man's Seiko watch, sunglasses, comb and penknife has been released in the hope someone will recognise them. The man also had two orange-coloured plugs in a small plastic box, and four gold-coloured keys, three padlock and one door key, on a metal chain attached to his left trouser pocket. The man is white, six feet tall, of stocky or heavy build, with unkempt brown hair, a receding hairline and thick greying stubble. When he was found he was wearing a red hooded waterproof jacket, beige long sleeved shirt, woollen snood around his neck, black Dunlop fingerless gloves, green hiking trousers and navy socks. He was not wearing any shoes. Anyone who recognises the items or the man's description is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101.