My A-star student son left early for school and secretly boarded a one-way flight to Malaysia – I haven’t heard from him since and am desperate to know he’s still alive
A British school boy disappeared after his brother told his brother that he had left early to school a month ago – secretly on a one -way flight to Malaysia.
Greater Manchester, 17 -year -old David Balisong from Cheadle, left the house on June 6 and told Kuala Lumpur alone without telling anyone.
David, who had dreams of studying computer science at the University of Manchester and working for NASA, closed his phone and does not respond to e -mails.
Mineonline, a 50 -year -old heart, a critical care nurse, said Mailonline was still hoping that David was alive and that he was begging him to tell him that he was safe.
He said: ‘The emotion sounds like a tsunami, we have never seen any signs of this. We just woke up and the next thing our son went.
“ We just want him to contact him and know that we are not angry with him, we love him and look at him more than he knows.
We can’t wait to hear from him or see him. If he doesn’t want it, we won’t want him to go back to England, but we just need to know he’s safe. ‘
When he left England a month ago, he had only £ 1,200 in his bank account. He was born for Philippinine parents in England, but he has no connection with Malaysia.
David Balisong, 17, from Cheadle, was in the middle of the A exams when he left the house on June 6, 17 -year -old David Balisong.
A-Star student received a one-way flight to Kuala Lampur and went to Malaysia without telling anyone
The 50 -year -old heart with a critical care nurse, Mineva (Right Alt), said to Mailonline to tell David to tell him that he was still alive and that he was safe (left to right, Daniel, Daniel, Lorenzo, Minerva).
The family raised the alarm after returning home from university on Friday, June 6, and discovered that he had received his passport.
The next evening, the police confirmed that he was alone on a flight from Manchester Airport and that he was given a 90 -day visa in the arrival of Kuala Lumpur Airport.
Ms. Balisong, David’s father Lorenzo’s 55 -year -old Lorenzo, 16 -year -old brother Faith and 13 -year -old brother Daniel’s disappearance of the total shock and can not think of a reason to choose to leave, he said.
He said: ‘There was nothing healthy and happy and we know.
“ He is an ideal student and an ideal son, everyone is just shock, he is a host and always comes home.
“ He never comes home before. When he goes out, he asks permission and keeps us up to date.
It was in the middle of the “ A level of exams, and probably a bit stressful but there was no more than any student.
“ We thought he went to school because the exams continued, he was on the permission to work and then left the house. That Friday left a little early, maybe we know that maybe at 6.30 in the morning and at 9.30 in the morning.
David, who had dreams of studying computer science at the University of Manchester and working for NASA, closed his phone and does not respond to e -mails
The family (from left to right faith, Mineva, David, Lorenzo, Daniel) removed the alarm after returning home from the university on Friday, June 6, and discovered that he had taken his passport.
‘His younger brother asked why he left early and said, “I have things to do at school,” he left.
‘My husband was working one night shift in the hospital and we knew very little that he was on the plane while he was asleep.’
His family launched a wafer charm to help Kuala Lumpur fly to join the search.
David’s TEYS TEYS TEYS TESS FULGENCio also went to Facebook: ‘These were the longest and most difficult times our family knew – waiting for waiting, search and hope.
‘Stockport police – GMP – Tireless efforts and thank you for bringing David home. We see your dedication. We know you work at any time of the day. Even if the words take short, please know that your business means everything for us. ‘
The police called David by excerpt from 3703 dated 06/06/2025, David, who could help him contact them at 101.
