Police are re-appealing for public assistance to help locate a man missing from Sydney’s north west, following new information about his movements.
Peter O’Donnell, aged 58, was reported missing to officers from Quakers Hill Police Area Command about 4pm on Saturday, after he failed to return from his daily walk to his home on Pendley Crescent in Quakers Hill.
During the investigation, police have reviewed CCTV and identified that Mr O’Donnell travelled via train from Central Railway Station to Newcastle at 1.15pm on Monday, before getting off the train at Gosford Station about 3pm.
Further inquiries identified that Mr O’Donnell exited a bus on Pittwater Road, Dee Why, about 8.20pm on Monday.
He is seen in the CCTV footage wearing a blue/grey jumper, white/cream shorts, brown thongs, a face mask and a black baseball hat.
He is also carrying two red sleeping bags in the footage.
Mr O’Donnell is described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 170cm tall, of medium build with blue eyes, a white beard and brown/grey hair.
Police and family hold concern for his welfare due to medical conditions that require frequent treatment.
Anyone who may have seen Peter are urged to contact Riverstone Police on (02) 9838 2199 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
