Disappeared from Rome at the age of 59: he left home on a scooter and never returned. “Please help us – the son’s appeal – It is an important announcement”.
Andrea Porcu passed away from Rome on Monday 15 April 2024.
He is 59 years old Andrea Porcu. There has been no news of him for two days. Since last Monday, April 15, he left his house and lost track of him. “He never returned, he didn’t notify anyone. 48 hours have already passed without any news – wrote his son in an appeal on social media – We are very worried. This is why I would like to spread his photos, to try to make it easier for him to be found.”
What he was wearing when he disappeared
Gray hair, dark eyes and glasses. When he disappeared Andrea was wearing a purple jacket. He would have moved away, as his family continues to explain on social networks, riding his scooter, of which he attaches a photo (in the image below). It is a silver Symphony with black helmet holder and burgundy saddle branded EY80003ps. It cannot be ruled out that this could be a voluntary removal. Having left on a motorbike, he could be carrying a helmet with him: his is blue.
The sighting on the Via Aurelia
Once he left the house, it is not known what route he took or where he went. According to what his son explained in the appeal, some would have spotted him along the Via Aurelia. “They would have spotted him yesterday, Tuesday 16 April 2024, along the via Aurelia, near Cerenova, on the Roman coast”, he explained, reporting a testimony.
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For him and his family these are hours of great apprehension: it is precisely this strong concern that pushed them to spread the appeal and the photo. “This is an important announcement, please help us – they continue – Please share this post wherever you can and with as many people as possible”, they ask, attaching a telephone number. “If you have any news, you can call this number 3297266958”.
The scooter with which the 59-year-old apparently left.
