Search efforts are ongoing for a 38-year-old man named Frazer, who is believed to be travelling on foot across Gloucestershire. Frazer was last seen departing an address in Ashton Keynes, near Cirencester, in the early hours of 6 September.
Reports of possible sightings have emerged across the area, ranging from Cirencester to the Forest of Dean. Long-time friend Oona shared details of recent observations, including two potential sightings in Lydney on Monday evening, one sighting of him walking into Gloucester along the A40 near Over Farm at about 5.30pm on Tuesday, and sightings around 8.30am at Chesterton Farm and 9am near Cirencester College the following morning.
It is believed that Frazer is travelling without a mobile phone or bank cards. Wiltshire Police have described him as wearing a green shirt, brown or khaki shorts or trousers, black shoes, and possibly carrying a small blue rucksack on his front with a larger rucksack on his back. He is noted to have several tattoos and may be wearing sunglasses and a hood.
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Frazer went missing from Ashton Keynes, where his girlfriend lives, and is thought to have left her home in distress. His friend Oona confirmed that Frazer is experiencing a mental health crisis, but is not considered dangerous.
Frazer has strong ties to Gloucester, having lived there for 15 years, and also connections to Cornwall and Bristol. However, given he is presumed to be travelling on foot, it is unlikely he has travelled far from Gloucestershire.
Oona emphasised the commitment of Frazer’s extensive group of friends in the search. Having known him for 20 years, and sharing a background as former sailors, they have come together like a family to help find him.
Wiltshire Police have requested local residents to review any CCTV or Ring Doorbell footage from around 2.30am on 6 September to assist in determining Frazer’s direction of travel. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police by calling 999 and quoting log 51 of 6 September.