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Twins’ heartfelt plea to Emmette Dillon: ‘Please come home’

written by cassoscoop September 13, 2021
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Emmette Dillon (left) and his twin brother Ryan

THE twin brother of a missing Derry man has made an emotional plea for help in finding him.

Emmette Dillon, 33, has not be seen since Friday of last week, September 3.

In a direct appeal to his twin, Ryan Dillon said: “Emmette we love you and we want to help. Please come home so we can look after you and find a way forward.”

Emmette is described as approximately six feet tall, slim, with dark hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing all dark clothing.

The former Mr Supranational 2018/19 model and former staff nurse, Emmette, is known to have mental health and addiction problems.

His family last spoke to him in a telephone conversation on September 2.

“We have no reason to believe he left the country and police also believe this is the case,” said Ryan.”

“We have no reason to believe that Emmette would hurt himself.

“Emmette is a loving son, brother and uncle and only wants to help those around him. However, he does have serious mental health issues which can impact his behaviour.”

Ryan appealed for any local businesses in the area to check their CCTV.

“We ask local businesses in the Crawford Square, Rosemount and Northland Road area could check their CCTV from the early hours of Friday 3rd September for any potential sightings of Emmette,” he said.

”We ask the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings no matter how small.

“We also ask everyone to share this message with those who aren’t on social media.”

Missing Derry man Emmette Dillon

Police have already carried out door to door checks in the area and acted on any potential sightings.

It’s also believed his mobile phone is switched off and so can’t be used as a method of tracing him.

Anyone with information has been asked to call Derry City and Strabane Police on 101, quoting reference 1847 of September 7, 2021.

Twins’ heartfelt plea to Emmette Dillon: ‘Please come home’ was last modified: September 15th, 2021 by cassoscoop

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