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Limavady man Aaron Fryer who is missing in Greece
A Limavady man is said to be missing abroad.
The family of 28 year-old Aaron Fryer have not heard from him in 10 days.
Aaron has been travelling across Europe teaching English. He has not been heard from since August 5.
Mr Fryer’s last known location was the Greek city of Thessaloniki.
An aunt of Aaron’s raised the alarm on social media. She said it was ‘extremely out of character for him’ and that the family ‘just need to know he is okay’.
Aaron is described as being 6ft 5, of strong stature, brown hair, may or may not have beard and has no tattoos, age 28.
A PSNI spokesperson said: “Police received a report on Saturday, 9th August that a man aged in his 20s was believed to be missing in Greece.
“The matter has been referred to Greek authorities and our officers will assist with any enquiries that may be needed in Northern Ireland.”
The PSNI also said they have no jurisdiction over an investigation in Greece but will continue to liaise with the man’s family.
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