Police release new photo of what 'vulnerable' missing man was wearing on night he disappeared

Police have released a new picture showing what a 'vulnerable' missing man was wearing on the night he disappeared.

Andrew, from Eccles, was reported missing from home after vanishing in the middle of the night. His mum Jeanette, who had been staying with him due to an appointment he had the following day, said he went to bed that night at around 11pm on Monday (March 11).

However, after waking up at 5.30am and checking on him, she noticed he had gone. Andrew, who is a vulnerable adult, was then reported missing later that morning when he still hadn't returned, at around 8am.

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Last night, police released new footage of Andrew walking down Barton Lane in Eccles, towards Barton Road, at 3.43am on Tuesday. A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said: "Officers have had a confirmed sighting of Andrew on Barton Lane in Eccles walking in the direction of Barton Road at 3.43am on Tuesday 12 March 2024."

Just before midnight, GMP then released a new picture of Andrew wearing the clothes he is believed to have gone missing in. Police wrote: "#MISSING | Officers have released an image of clothing that Andrew is believed to be wearing on the night he went missing.

"Anyone with info about his whereabouts, should call 0161 856 8351, quoting 702 of 12/03/2024 or 999 in an emergency."

Andrew was diagnosed with Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis in 2021. The debilitating condition left him paralysed, meaning he had to learn to walk and talk again.

His family wanted to raise specific awareness about the condition in an appeal for possible sightings, saying that 'some people might think he is drunk'. He also needs 'vital