Friends of missing Frankie Morris are calling for some of his graffiti work in Bangor to be preserved.
The 18 year-old from Landegfan on Anglesey, has been missing since 2 May when he was last seen on CCTV images near the Vaynol Arms in Pentir.
The teenager is known for his graffiti, with his signature “Crazy” tag visible around Bangor and parts of Anglesey.
Alex Hugo Hughes, who suggested the idea of the graffiti being preserved, posted on Facebook saying: “Would like to say that the graffiti Frankie has scattered around the area to be kept where they are, there’s a big ‘Crazy’ tag by Bangor bus stops (on the former Deiniol Road Post Office) and I recon it would be really good if the council left it untouched.
“I think some or all should be untouched, if you look at other cities around they are filled with graffiti art, he did this and it was creativity!”
The idea of preserving Frankie’s graffiti has been well supported on Facebook with hundreds of likes and comments.
Search
In a significant development North Wales Police confirmed on Saturday they had arrested one man on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the search as well as a man and woman on suspicion of perverting the course of justice. All three have since been released, although they all remain under investigation.
Police have released images of 13 vehicles in an appeal to the drivers to come forward. The pictures showed the vehicles driving by Frankie’s last known location by the Vaynol Arms.
Another appeal was made to the people who attended a rave at a disused quarry in Waunfawr, the night before his disappearance.
Fund Raising Page
A fund raising page to support the search teams looking for Frankie and to help Frankie’s family has been set up and raised over £3,500 in less than 24hrs. to donate visit the page here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/2dqt7w4mgo
Photos: Facebook
