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Human remains found in a well in Crete have been confirmed as those of British holidaymaker Steven Cook, who went missing on the island more than a decade ago after a night out. The then 20-year-old, from Sandbach in Cheshire, was staying in Malia with friends – his first holiday without his family – in 2005 and was last seen in a bar asking for directions to his hotel after leaving a pub alone. Despite appeals broadcast on British and Greek television the student was never found but Cheshire police said on Friday that the Greek authorities had confirmed to them that the remains were Cook’s following the conclusion of a forensic examination. Workmen called Greek police after they found a skeleton, disposable camera and belt while cleaning out the well last Thursday with the remains then removed by authorities and taken to a nearby hospital for testing. Detective Inspector Gary McIntyre of Cheshire police said: “This is understandably an extremely upsetting and distressing time for the Cook family. Steven’s relatives are very appreciative of all the support the media and the public have given them over the years in their quest to find him but they have asked for their privacy to be respected at this time, as they are trying to come to terms with the news.” In a post on the Find Steven Cook Facebook group, the family said they would be bringing their son home to say their “farewells”. They wrote: “Having a loved one go missing is a vacuum full of pain. If they are no longer with us then the idle mind imagines horrors of ‘what ifs’ in order to account for them being alive and not in touch. michael kors outlet,[url=http://www.ibssa.org/Kors.php]Cheap Michael Kors[/url]