Public asked for help as search continues for missing man
Police have appealed for the public’s help in an ongoing missing persons case.
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Detective Sergeant Andrew Telford said, in a statement read outside outside Police HQ in St Peter Port, that 51-year-old James Giles, also known as ‘Jester’, had last been seen at his home address at 6.30pm on Monday 8 July and was reported missing to the police at 6.55am on Tuesday.
‘Since then, officers have conducted a number of searches across the island, carried out CCTV enquiries, and have spoken to a number of potential witnesses,’ he said.
‘Since he has been missing we have had no confirmed sighting of James, however we continue to search around his home address and at a number of other locations.’
He added that while the clothes he went missing in were unconfirmed, it is possible he left his home address in Rue de Bouverie, Castel, wearing a blue rain coat with the Sky TV logo on the front.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the police on 01481 222222.
Further updates will be posted on the Bailiwick Law Enforcement page.