Jack O’Sullivan vanished after going to a house party on Hotwell road in Bristol in the early hours of March 2.
Went From His Village to a Pub In the City
He was out to meet friends in Bristol for a usual Saturday night out, travelling by bus at 8.20pm from his village Flax Bourton to a Wetherspoons pub in the city.
At 10.45pm he texted his mother that they had moved on to a house party and safely arrived at the new location.
‘All good, keys are safe,’ he said in his text. And at 1.52am he sent her a final text, saying he was OK.
Few minutes before 3am, Jack reportedly left the party alone. CCTV captured part of his movement through the city, leaving the house party, crossing the Junction Swing Bridge and turning down Brunel Lock Road at about 3.15am.
The Last Time He Communicated
He then called a friend who was still at the party at 3.24am. When the friend returned the call ten minutes later, Jack answered the phone and said ‘hello’ but nothing else. The call lasted for 58 second before being disconnected.
What Police Think
Officers said his phone remained active on the Find My Friends app up until 6.44am. And now, police are working on a hypothesis that he may have fallen into the river.
Jack is described as white, about 5ft 10ins (178cm) tall, of slim build and with short, brown hair.
He was last seen wearing a quilted green/brown Barbour jacket over a beige woollen jumper, navy chinos and brown leather trainers with white soles.
His mother Catherine O’Sullivan recalled how she woke up just after 5am the morning her son went missing and ‘instantaneously’ knew ‘something’s wrong’.
