UK UK - Jack O'Sullivan, 22, left friends after night out, last seen Brunel Lock Road/Brunel Way, Bristol at 3.15am, 2 Mar 2024

[Dotta]

IMO!!!

If the missing person's whereabouts were known
this info would be delivered to Police,
without any rewards.

Usually the body is found by a passer-by.

And, unfortunately,
those who drown
are sometimes forever missing

JMO!!!

 

[StillDiggin]

Quite an interesting bbc video on Jack, a former deputy harbour master in a report concludes Jack could not possibly have fallen in the river without being found by now. If video doesn’t show it’s on BBC Breakfast fb

https://fb.watch/B

https://fb.watch/B

 

[Dotta]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1965358296749011324

 

[dotr]

Praying for Jack's family that this helps!

From link.. ty.

Donor offers £100k reward to find missing student Jack O'Sullivan

Mother of Jack O’Sullivan, who disappeared in Bristol in March 2024, says she is "overcome" by the offer.

www.bbc.com

''Mr O'Sullivan's brother, Ben, added: "We're in a position where we'll take any help we can get... any chance of being able to get the answers we require, we'll take."

Since Mr O'Sullivan's disappearance, his family have received abusive and threatening messages from strangers - with some people claiming to be holding Jack and demanding a ransom. His mother said this has been difficult to cope with.

"We get all sorts of peculiar messages and nasty information... it is incredibly hard to deal with but we are just doing what we can to try and understand what's happened," she said.

The family have been supported by The Missing People charity, which displayed several digital posters across Bristol to help raise awareness.''

 

[RobinCAL]

Because it's been so long, I'm trying to gather my thoughts.

Just some questions based on the map above --

1. When is the last official CCTV confirmation from the police and not the family?
2. Are we saying he lost his phone - like, why is it pinging 3 hours later at that location. Is that close to an entry of water?
3. Is it just him being drunk that the amount of walking and where he's walking doesn't make sense?
4. Do we know if he called for a taxi and why he didn't get one - was it just a long wait?

Overall, I think he's probably in the water unfortunately, and these specialist stating his body should have washed up, like, surely the police have been told and would take steps if it looks like Jack was not in the water...

 

[MollyHarps]

Quite an interesting bbc video on Jack, a former deputy harbour master in a report concludes Jack could not possibly have fallen in the river without being found by now. If video doesn’t show it’s on BBC Breakfast fb

https://fb.watch/B

https://fb.watch/B

I hate to say it but in Bristol where he went missing he could - he could be stuck under something or his body is trapped

 

[StillDiggin]

Mum of missing student Jack O’Sullivan mum's heartbreaking nine word statement

Jack O’Sullivan disappeared 18 months ago in Bristol and despite more than 100,000 people who have joined the campaign and a £100k reward, his parents are still desperately searching for answers

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[PoisonTheWell]

There is now a £100k reward on this!

Find Jack O'Sullivan - REWARD £100,000

23 year old Jack O'Sullivan went missing on March 2nd 2024, following a night out in Hotwells, Bristol. A £100,000 reward is available for information

www.findjackosullivan.co.uk

I've attached a few photos of locations and a timeline.
My biggest concern or question is the 5:40am update. where Jack’s Find my Phone app says he is at an address at Granby Hill in the Hotwells area, a few streets away from the party that he attended.

This is 2 hours after he was last seen on CCTV. (near a pretty shady-looking area on the slip road that is full of subways, etc.).
This is not to say something has happened here; his phone has been stolen from him, and the suspect is in fact located in the area in Granby Hill.

However, this is only within 3 mins walk of one another, so it could simply be that the GPS co-ords are 'thereabouts'. However, this area is surrounded with muddy verges and water, which makes it very easy to dispose of anything, and a mobile phone in water would not disconnect straight away (especially iPhones with new water-resistant tech); however, it would eventually succumb to water damage and disconnect.
My gut is that some sort of finality has happened in this very area, and I feel CCTV of that area or any other CCTV near the slip road at the last sighting would have been imperative however much time has passed.

The Cumberland basin and Brunel's swivel bridge on Google Maps seem to be a potential route from the slip road. However, looking at the flow of direction hes taken walking home (which isn't that way), the River Avon mouth just past the swivel bridge would also be more likely.
This swivel bridge area , which is a confined area of waters - should be dredged or at least send down divers.

I've also attached the route he would have taken if he were to attempt the walk home (as he tried for a taxi early on, this is unlikely; however, you can follow a loose route)