Martin ERASMUS

The following message is from Martin's family and friends -

Dear Marty,

If you read this I just want you to know that no one will burden you with questions, unless of course you want to share stuff with us.

We love you unconditionally Marty. Please just make some contact with someone.

Love Serena
 

 

Please help us find Martin. He was last seen at Kingswood Tafe at 6:30pm, Wednesday 19th November 2008.
He may have been on his way to Kingswood Railway Station. If you have seen Martin or know anything that may help us find him. Please call either of the numbers shown: 0422755674. or 0410572054.

Martin is 32 years old and approximately 6 foot (182 cm). He is of medium build. Blue eyes, light brown hair.

If you read this Marty, we don't need to know your personal business, we just need to know that you're okay! We all love and miss you - lots of people are worried.

                *Click here to go to Martin's Facebook page

 

Missing man sought by NSW police — Kingswood

Thursday, 18 Dec 2008 05:36am

Police from Penrith Local Area Command have appealed to the public for information about a man missing from his Kingswood home for a month.

On Wednesday 19 November, 32-year-old Martin Erasmus was seen leaving Kingswood TAFE on the Great Western Highway.

His disappearance was reported to police the following day when relatives became concerned that they could not locate or contact him.

Detective Inspector Grant Healey from Penrith Police said investigators and family are extremely concerned for his welfare as the absence is completely out of character.

“We know that Martin has not accessed his bank accounts and many of his friends have attempted to locate him without success.

“A ‘Facebook’ page has been constructed by his friends in an attempt to locate him and many others took part in a reconstruction walk of Martin’s last known movements on Monday of this week.

“A check of computer records shows that Martin was examining train timetables into the city, prior to his disappearance, most probably to Bondi Junction,” Detective Inspector Healey said.

Martin Erasmus is described as being of white/European appearance, about 183cm tall, with a slim athletic build. He has a shaven head, fair complexion and blue eyes.

When last seen, he was believed to be wearing a lime green coloured tradesman’s shirt, dark pants and black joggers.

Anyone with information about his present whereabouts is urged to contact Penrith Police on 02 4721 9444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Police seek public assistance to locate man missing from Penrith area for past six months

2009-06-02 14:07:58
 
Police in Sydney's west have renewed their appeal for public assistance to locate a man missing from the Penrith area in the past six months.
 
Martin Erasmus, 32, was last seen near the Kingswood TAFE campus about 4.30pm on Wednesday 19 November last year.
 
Mr Erasmus had been receiving tutoring at the campus as part of an apprenticeship.
 
Police from Penrith Local Area Command have conducted exhaustive inquiries in an attempt to locate Mr Erasmus; however, they have so far proven unsuccessful.
 
A page on the social networking website, Facebook, was established by Mr Erasmus' relatives and friends shortly after his disappearance but has so far failed to provide any information relating to his current whereabouts.
 
Police and Mr Erasmus' family hold serious concerns for his wellbeing as his disappearance is considered out of character.
 
Mr Erasmus' sister, Anna Erasmus, has appealed for public assistance to locate him.
 
"We are increasingly worried that six months has passed and we have not seen or heard from Martin," Ms Erasmus said. "All we want to know is that Martin is okay. He is due to turn 33 on 30 June and that will be an especially tough time for us all."
 
"Not knowing where Martin is and whether or not he is okay has caused his family and friends a lot of heartache and stress," she said. "Not knowing is the hardest thing - that's why we are asking anyone who has seen Martin or knows his current whereabouts to come forward."
 
Anyone who has any information that might assist the police investigation is urged to contact Penrith Police Station via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.