Leaflets to help find a missing Eston dad will be handed out this weekend close to his last known whereabouts.
Officers searching for 30-year-old Paul Anthony Kerrison have made a number of appeals since he was reported missing in the Birkdale Road area of New Marske on Saturday October 25.
Police now believe that Paul may have attempted to seek refuge in a garden or outbuilding within the New Marske area.
Acting Detective Inspector Peter Carr, said: “Officers will be in the New Marske area this weekend distributing leaflets in a bid to glean any information that we can on the whereabouts of Paul Kerrison.
“We would like to ask the local residents to check their gardens and outbuildings for any signs of unusual activity and we would appeal to anyone who may have seen him or anyone who may know of his whereabouts to contact us on 101.”
The family of former St Peter’s School pupil Paul, dad to four-year-old Kieren, told The Gazette they are desperate for him to be found.
His sister Georgina Carr, 22, said: “He’s just vanished on his own - it’s traumatising. He’s epileptic, he could have had a fit and banged his head.
“He’s a very happy go lucky person but we don’t think he was mentally all there at the time of his disappearance. Mental health issues are something that run in the family and the week before he went missing, Paul had it in his head that the police were following him.
“We’re a tight family and he knows he’s loved. If he thinks he’s gone past the point where he can’t come back, he’s wrong.
“We want, as a family, to appeal to anyone who might have been in the area and who might have seen Paul, to come forward and help us find him. We need to know that he’s safe.”
Paul, of Jubilee Road, Eston, is described as around 6ft 3” tall, of slim build with short, with brown hair and was last seen wearing a black tracksuit top and bottoms and Nike Air Max trainers.
He requires daily epilepsy medication which he may not have with him.
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