Urgent appeal to find missing man, 77, with Alzheimer’s last seen boarding a bus in direction of train station in the early hours

Police made an urgent objection to find a 77 -year -old man with Alzheimer who took a bus for a train station in the early hours.
John of Merseyside was visiting his friends in London and was recently seen on a bus traveling to Charing Cross at 3 September Sunday, September 21 at Colliers Wood.
The bus is believed to travel in various parts of South West London, including Clapham, Balham and Tooting.
John, who suffers from Alzheimer, was defined as both ‘high risk and vulnerable’ and is increasingly worried about his welfare.
Before he disappeared, he stayed at the Alma Hotel in his beloved father Wandsworth.
CCTV, who was recently dressed in blue blazer and brown shoes, left the hotel around 2 o’clock.
What card or phone has not been used since the last time it was seen.
John, 77 -year -old from Merseyside, was visiting his friends in London (in the picture), and at a bus stop at a bus stop in Colliers Wood on Sunday, September 21 at 3 o’clock at 3 o’clock at a bus stop towards Charing Cross.
The beloved father (in the picture), who suffered from Alzheimer, is defined as both ‘high risk and vulnerable’. Before he disappeared, he stayed at Alma Hotel in Wandsworth. His family explained the ‘ruined’ with his disappearance
John’s latest CCTV (in the picture) wearing blue blazer and brown shoes left Alma Hotel at 02:00. Both his family and his police believe that he may have tried to return home to Liverpool through public transport in the center of London.
Both his family and his police believe that he may have tried to return home to Liverpool through public transport at the center of London.
Wandsworth, who made an emergency objection, said: ‘John lastly left a hotel on OLD York Road today at 02 today.
‘The77 -year -old visits London from Merseyside, and may be trying to travel home on public transport in the center of London.’
John’s family explained the ‘ruins’ and ‘very anxious’ with the disappearance of the disappearance and begged the public members to come to the fore with the relevant information.
Any member of the public with a view of John was asked to call 999 by quoting 01/7996439/25.




