Continued appeal to trace Michael Bryn Jones
The mother of a man who has been missing for over 10 days has made a heartfelt plea for him to come home.
38-year-old Michael Bryn Jones, who is from the Llandudno area, has been missing since Sunday, April 3.
His mother, Eileen Slinn, has issued a short message via North Wales Police urging him to make contact to let them know he is safe and well.
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She said: “As you can imagine we are really worried about Michael. Please help us by sharing the appeal.
“Michael, if you can see this appeal, please come home – or just phone to tell us you’re alright.
“We’d also like to thank everybody who has helped us so far. We are really grateful for everyone’s support.”
Michael is described as being 5’11” tall, of slim build with light brown hair. He was last seen wearing a white beanie hat with three horizontal black lines above the brim, a blue fleece, the body of which is sky blue with darker blue arms and has a white emblem or brand name on the left hand side of the chest area. He was also wearing light coloured trousers, possibly jeans.
CCTV images of Michael have since been released which show him at a convenience store on the High Street in Bangor during the early hours of Sunday, April 3.
The last confirmed sighting of Michael shows him outside Ysbyty Gwynedd in Penrhosgarnedd at 03:20hrs on April 3.
North Wales Police are pursuing a number of other enquiries including sightings that may or may not be Michael. One of these includes the possibility that he may have travelled to the Welshpool area and North Wales Police are in contact with colleagues at Dyfed Powys Police.
Numerous enquiries have been undertaken including linking in with colleagues at British Transport Police and Dyfed Powys Police. CCTV footage is being investigated and enquiries have been undertaken with local bus companies. Checks have also been carried out with the hospitals and Michael’s bank and mobile phone provider. The police helicopter has also assisted with the search as well as the Search and Rescue Team at RAF Valley.
Posters have also been distributed in and around the Bangor and Llandudno areas.
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Temporary Chief Inspector Mark Armstrong said: “We are growing increasingly concerned for Michael’s whereabouts and are urging anybody who may have information to come forward.
“We are also appealing direct to Michael to get in touch to let us know that he is safe and well.
“Our enquiries are ongoing and we are using social media to help further our appeal – I would encourage all to help us by sharing and re-tweeting our messages.”
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