Detectives from North Wales Police, who are investigating the whereabouts of Frantisek “Frankie” Morris, have appealed directly to anyone who attended a rave in a disused quarry above Waunfawr on Saturday 1st May.
Frankie attended the rave and was last seen near the Vaynol Arms, Pentir at 1.12pm on the next day, Sunday 2nd May. His bike was found in undergrowth nearby.
Detective Chief Inspector Lee Boycott said: “We are really grateful to the community for the hundreds of phone calls and online reports we have received in response to our previous appeals. As a result we are examining numerous different lines of enquiry.
“I would like to appeal directly to anyone who attended a rave in the disused quarry above Waunfawr on Saturday 1st May, who hasn’t already come forward to do so. I understand people may be reluctant due to the fact that the rave was not an organised event, but I would like to reassure you that we are only concerned in piecing together as much information about Frankie’s movements as possible.
“If you attended the rave, and you have any photos or video whatsoever on your mobile, or you have any information however small that may help us, you can visit https://mipp.police.uk/operation/60NWP19A03-PO1 You will be able to pass on information or upload images / video directly to the investigation team in complete anonymity.
“Residents in Pentir will have noticed an increased police presence in the area over recent days, which will continue. If you were in the area on Sunday 2nd May, and may have seen Frankie please get in touch, especially if you have dashcam or any other form of video.
“Finally, I would ask residents in Pentir and the surrounding areas to check any sheds or outbuildings on their land, and contact us if you find anything out of the ordinary.”
Specially trained officers continue to support Frankie’s family.
