Search continues for missing man, 22
The friends and family of a missing 22-year-old are arranging search parties as concerns for him grow.
Found Deceased Liam Graham, 22, last seen at 1am in Hoo, Medway, Kent, 22 July 2023
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StillDiggin
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We are renewing our appeal for help to locate a missing man from Lower Stoke, #Medway
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between #LowerStoke and #Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing navy blue shorts and a blue top.
Detective Inspector Paul Fewtrell said:
‘Over the last week, officers have searched relentlessly for Liam. They have carried out house-to-house enquiries, CCTV reviews, and undertaken searches in numerous relevant locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, and the dog unit.
‘We are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare and continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to contact Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
His family have issued the following message:
‘Liam if you’re seeing this, please come home. We need to know you’re safe. Your family and friends have been searching every single day to find you. We won’t stop until we know you’re okay. We all love you very much, and our hearts are breaking not knowing if you’re okay. So once again, Liam please come home.’
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between #LowerStoke and #Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing navy blue shorts and a blue top.
Detective Inspector Paul Fewtrell said:
‘Over the last week, officers have searched relentlessly for Liam. They have carried out house-to-house enquiries, CCTV reviews, and undertaken searches in numerous relevant locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, and the dog unit.
‘We are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare and continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to contact Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
His family have issued the following message:
‘Liam if you’re seeing this, please come home. We need to know you’re safe. Your family and friends have been searching every single day to find you. We won’t stop until we know you’re okay. We all love you very much, and our hearts are breaking not knowing if you’re okay. So once again, Liam please come home.’
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Lots of concern for Liam.
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Search continues for missing man, 22
The friends and family of a missing 22-year-old are arranging search parties as concerns for him grow.
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You just beat me to posting this, StillDiggin. I have just come across it in the last hour or so. It is an interesting case. There is more information out there on social media than the police have chosen to make public in their appeal.
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The family have chosen to keep a lot of the details of Liam disappearance out of the media, but a lot of things are in the search for Liam Group. Unfortunately there are a lot of similarities to Jason Landry disappearance from Texas, a couple of years ago that’s sadly still unsolved.
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We continue to appeal for help locating a man who went missing near Lower Stoke three weeks ago.
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as being white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark long-sleeved top.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner said:
‘Over the last three weeks, officers have searched relentlessly for Liam. They have carried out house-to-house enquiries and thorough CCTV reviews. Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit. Volunteers from the local community have also assisted in the search for Liam and I would like to thank them for their efforts.
‘We are yet to locate him and are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare. As we approach the three-week anniversary of his disappearance, we continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to contact Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
A dedicated Family Liaison Officer is working with Liam’s family.
The family issued the following message:
‘Liam if you’re seeing this, please come home. We need to know you’re safe. Your family and friends have been searching every single day to find you. We won’t stop until we know you’re okay. We all love you very much, and our hearts are breaking not knowing if you’re okay. So once again, Liam please come home. Mum says, “I just want you home.”’
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as being white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark long-sleeved top.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner said:
‘Over the last three weeks, officers have searched relentlessly for Liam. They have carried out house-to-house enquiries and thorough CCTV reviews. Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit. Volunteers from the local community have also assisted in the search for Liam and I would like to thank them for their efforts.
‘We are yet to locate him and are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare. As we approach the three-week anniversary of his disappearance, we continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to contact Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
A dedicated Family Liaison Officer is working with Liam’s family.
The family issued the following message:
‘Liam if you’re seeing this, please come home. We need to know you’re safe. Your family and friends have been searching every single day to find you. We won’t stop until we know you’re okay. We all love you very much, and our hearts are breaking not knowing if you’re okay. So once again, Liam please come home. Mum says, “I just want you home.”’
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'We are still searching for our Liam every day and we will never give up'
'Thank you everyone for helping look for Liam - we won't give up until we know where he is'
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The Find Liam FB group is very active and the place for news about Liam.
Hundreds of people have been searching for Liam Graham since he went missing at the end of last month in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo. Over the past three weeks, the community has stepped up and continued to search for the 22-year-old described by his family as a 'well-loved' uncle, brother, son, and grandson.
From putting up banners, to searching the ground, thousands of dedicated volunteers have been supporting friends and relatives of Liam by launching their own community search. This meant people walking for miles around Hoo in the hope of finding him safe and sound.
Concerns have been growing since July 22 which is the last time he was seen in Stoke Road just before 1am. But determined to find him, his sister Holly has vowed to never give up search until her brother is home.
www.kentlive.news
Hundreds of people have been searching for Liam Graham since he went missing at the end of last month in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo. Over the past three weeks, the community has stepped up and continued to search for the 22-year-old described by his family as a 'well-loved' uncle, brother, son, and grandson.
From putting up banners, to searching the ground, thousands of dedicated volunteers have been supporting friends and relatives of Liam by launching their own community search. This meant people walking for miles around Hoo in the hope of finding him safe and sound.
Concerns have been growing since July 22 which is the last time he was seen in Stoke Road just before 1am. But determined to find him, his sister Holly has vowed to never give up search until her brother is home.
'We are still searching for our Liam every day and we will never give up'
'Thank you everyone for helping look for Liam - we won't give up until we know where he is'
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I have been following the Search for Liam Facebook group closely over the last few days, making the following observations:
* There has been more drone footage made available than I can remember in any previous missing person appeal
* Ditto for the use of and belief in mediums to help determine the location of a missing person
* The name Peter Faulding has begun to be mentioned.
* There has been more drone footage made available than I can remember in any previous missing person appeal
* Ditto for the use of and belief in mediums to help determine the location of a missing person
* The name Peter Faulding has begun to be mentioned.
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Kent Police continues to appeal for help locating a man who went missing near #LowerStoke over a month ago.
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and #Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as being white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark, long-sleeved top.
Investigating officers are renewing their appeal for new information, sightings, or people to come forward with any details they have not previously shared.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner, District Commander for #Medway said:
‘Kent Police continues to deploy officers daily in efforts to locate Liam and a dedicated family liaison officer is regularly in contact with his family.
‘Since Liam’s disappearance we have carried out extensive enquiries including a thorough review of CCTV, area searches, and house-to-house enquiries.
‘Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit. Volunteers from the local community have also assisted in the search for Liam and I would like to thank them for their efforts.
‘We still have not located him and are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare. We continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to call Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
The family issued the following message:
'If anyone has any information, no matter how small, pass it onto the Police, as any lead will help. We are finding it very difficult, as every day without Liam is getting harder and harder. We just want to see your smile again, Liam.'
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen just before 1am in Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and #Hoo on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Liam is described as being white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark, long-sleeved top.
Investigating officers are renewing their appeal for new information, sightings, or people to come forward with any details they have not previously shared.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner, District Commander for #Medway said:
‘Kent Police continues to deploy officers daily in efforts to locate Liam and a dedicated family liaison officer is regularly in contact with his family.
‘Since Liam’s disappearance we have carried out extensive enquiries including a thorough review of CCTV, area searches, and house-to-house enquiries.
‘Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit. Volunteers from the local community have also assisted in the search for Liam and I would like to thank them for their efforts.
‘We still have not located him and are becoming increasingly concerned for his welfare. We continue to request public support in locating Liam. Anyone with information is asked to call Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.’
The family issued the following message:
'If anyone has any information, no matter how small, pass it onto the Police, as any lead will help. We are finding it very difficult, as every day without Liam is getting harder and harder. We just want to see your smile again, Liam.'
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His sister, Holly Graham, said: "We need to know if he's OK."
She told the BBC: "He walked away and was seen holding his head. He is thought to have had a head injury.
"We haven't heard any information about him."
"Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit."
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Police have been searching in the area since Mr Graham disappeared six weeks ago
"At the moment we've having absolutely no luck finding him.
"We've had several search parties out looking for him and we're looking every single day without fail," she said.
"We're missing him so much. We just want him home."
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She told the BBC: "He walked away and was seen holding his head. He is thought to have had a head injury.
"We haven't heard any information about him."
"Specialist officers have undertaken searches in numerous locations, assisted by drones, police helicopters, the dog unit, and the search and marine unit."
Police have been searching in the area since Mr Graham disappeared six weeks ago
"At the moment we've having absolutely no luck finding him.
"We've had several search parties out looking for him and we're looking every single day without fail," she said.
"We're missing him so much. We just want him home."
Liam Graham: Family appeal over man missing for six weeks
Liam Graham, 22, was last seen walking away from a car crash holding his head, his family say.
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It's just so hard for me to believe that in today's world, with our current technology - drones, helicopters, etc. - that he wouldn't have been found in six weeks! I mean, obviously I know that it often takes that long, if not longer. But with as far as we've come in the 21st century, it's just so frustrating.
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Mum is saying on the Search for Liam Fb group that Peter (Faulding) of SGI is going to help search for Liam, all for free. Well done Peter.
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Was last seen "leaving car crash" and "holding his head". I don't think he is far from the crash site, tbh, and in a rural location too allows someone to remain hidden...
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Urgent search for man, 22, last seen leaving car crash six weeks ago
Liam Graham was reportedly last seen holding his head and walking along a rural road around 1am on July 22
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Liams wallet has been recently found on farmland
Officers have begun a renewed area search to help find a man reported missing from Lower Stoke nearly three months ago.
Liam Graham was last seen just before 1am on Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo, on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Kent Police’s search for Liam covered a large search parameter in the Hoo Peninsula and involved specialist officers from the force’s Search and Marine Unit.
These searches lasted 10 days and covered two miles on land and in the air through the use of drones, the police helicopter and the dog unit. Officers also conducted a thorough review of CCTV and completed house-to-house enquiries.
As part of the three-month anniversary on Sunday 22 October, and to allow for seasonal changes in the landscape, renewed searches were planned for the area later in the month.
On Saturday 7 October a wallet belonging to Liam was found on farmland, and due to the wallet being found these renewed searches were brought forward and started on Wednesday 11 October.
Liam is described as white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark, long-sleeved top.
Investigating officers are renewing their appeal for new information, sightings, or people to come forward with any details they have not previously shared.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner, District Commander for Medway, said: ‘Despite our extensive searches and enquiries we have not located Liam.
‘We are committed to supporting his family and will continue to explore any new information we receive. We continue to request public support in locating Liam.’
Anyone with information is asked to call Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.
Officers have begun a renewed area search to help find a man reported missing from Lower Stoke nearly three months ago.
Liam Graham was last seen just before 1am on Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo, on Saturday 22 July 2023.
Kent Police’s search for Liam covered a large search parameter in the Hoo Peninsula and involved specialist officers from the force’s Search and Marine Unit.
These searches lasted 10 days and covered two miles on land and in the air through the use of drones, the police helicopter and the dog unit. Officers also conducted a thorough review of CCTV and completed house-to-house enquiries.
As part of the three-month anniversary on Sunday 22 October, and to allow for seasonal changes in the landscape, renewed searches were planned for the area later in the month.
On Saturday 7 October a wallet belonging to Liam was found on farmland, and due to the wallet being found these renewed searches were brought forward and started on Wednesday 11 October.
Liam is described as white and of a medium build, with short hair and a short beard. He was last seen wearing dark shorts and a dark, long-sleeved top.
Investigating officers are renewing their appeal for new information, sightings, or people to come forward with any details they have not previously shared.
Chief Inspector Trevor Jenner, District Commander for Medway, said: ‘Despite our extensive searches and enquiries we have not located Liam.
‘We are committed to supporting his family and will continue to explore any new information we receive. We continue to request public support in locating Liam.’
Anyone with information is asked to call Kent Police on 999 quoting reference 23-0247.
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Assuming the wallet has remained in its original location, let's hope its location, any contents or contamination etc can provide relevant clues.
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Yes I wud also be interested in knowing the state of the wallet, how weathered it looks, was this area previously searched. what was in it? Clearly something to identify Liam. I really hope this big development can lead to locating Liam.
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I rarely make a comparison like this but it is so eerily amazing how similar these 2 missing men's circumstances are. May there be answers for both families soon.The family have chosen to keep a lot of the details of Liam disappearance out of the media, but a lot of things are in the search for Liam Group. Unfortunately there are a lot of similarities to Jason Landry disappearance from Texas, a couple of years ago that’s sadly still unsolved.
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I agree. This was mentioned and linked by @StillDiggin in a previous post, and I read the article. The similarities are uncanny. Let's hope for an outcome in both cases. It's interesting that LE have brought the recent search forward of the proposed date they had set (seasonal changes had been mentioned by LE) due to the finding, to my way of thinking this would be associated also with crops being harvested and hedgerow cutting taking place etc making a successful land search much easier. JMOI rarely make a comparison like this but it is so eerily amazing how similar these 2 missing men's circumstances are. May there be answers for both families soon.
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