‘Something’s gone wrong’: Kiwi cameraman goes missing in the UK | latikambourke
A cameraman from New Zealand has been reported missing in the UK, with his fiancée and friends fearing he has been seriously hurt or fallen victim to foul play.
“My last message to him was reminding him to pull down the blackout blinds because he always forgets and it’s light so long in the UK now,” Mulcahy told“His reply was ‘will do’ and then he stopped responding but before that we were talking about how we were going to go to London in three weeks. We just adore each other, we have not had problems in our relationship and I would be truly honest if we did.”She said they were also planning a trip to Bath on Monday which is a public holiday in the UK.
“They moved to Bristol in January from London so he literally knows no one, he doesn’t have any friends in Bristol and was looking forward to a night in watching some movies,” he said from Auckland.“So I’m 100 per cent sure that something’s gone wrong here. He’s not just going to walk in off the street after 30 minutes. He’s either in hospital or in a ditch so we need all the help we can get to find him,” he said.
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