Family’s heartfelt plea to missing Derbyshire man
Aaron was reported as missing last Monday
A man who was last seen by his family more than two weeks ago has been urged to get in touch and let them know he is safe.
Aaron left for a holiday on 11 March but his family became worried when he didn’t return home to Sawley and he was reported missing on 20 March.
Aaron is a keen trainspotter and is known to enjoy travelling by train.
CCTV footage of Aaron shows him in an Aldi supermarket in Williamson Road, Finsbury Park, London on 17 March.
The 47-year-old has not returned home, or been in touch with his family and concerns are growing for him.
In a statement, his family have said: “Aaron, this is a message from your Dad, Cheryl, Kurt, Carina and Megan.
“We are all so worried about you. We have been to Toton every day looking for you.
“We know you have run out of money, and maybe lost your train ticket and are stuck in London so we have put some money in your bank to get some food.
“Aaron if you are listening please can you go to a police station or a train station and let them know who you are?
“The police are waiting to help you return home safely to us. Everyone is looking for you - all your friends and family are doing everything we can to find you.
“We want you to know that we have sorted your money out for you for when you get home and all is going to be ok.
“Aaron - there’s no need to be scared we will help you, please go to the police station.
“Please come home Aaron, we all love you so much.”
He is described as being 6ft tall, of a medium build with short brown hair. He was last seen wearing jeans and a black fleece.
Anyone with any information on his whereabouts, is asked to contact us urgently, using any of the below methods, quoting the reference 206-200323:
Website– We have crime reporting tools on our website: use our online contact form
Facebook– send us private message to the Derbyshire Constabulary Facebook page
Twitter– direct message our contact centre via @DerPolContact
Phone – call us on 101
You can also anonymously contact the independent charity CrimeStoppers, on 0800 555 111, or by visiting the CrimeStoppers website.