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Police appeal for information after 38-year-old man vanishes from Shenley

Milton Keynes Police have issued an appeal for help to trace Aaron, last seen in Shenley on 14 July. Officers say he has links to London and may have travelled there. Anyone with information is asked to contact 101, quoting a reference number.

Police appeal for information after 38-year-old man vanishes from Shenley
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Milton Keynes Police are seeking public help to locate a 38-year-old man reported missing from the Shenley area.

Last seen on 14 July

The man, named by officers as Aaron, was last observed in Shenley on the morning of 14 July. Police say he has connections both to Milton Keynes and to London, and that it is believed he may have travelled to the capital since he was last seen.

Officers have provided a physical description to assist anyone who may have seen him:

  • Age: 38
  • Ethnicity: White male
  • Height: About 5ft 6in
  • Build: Large
  • Hair: Short brown hair
"It is unknown what he would be wearing," said a police spokesperson.

What the police want to know

Officers have asked anyone who might know Aaron's whereabouts — or who saw someone matching his description in Milton Keynes, on roads linking to London, or in the capital itself since 14 July — to come forward. Information from the public can be crucial in locating a missing person quickly.

To help reporting, police have given a reference number for callers to quote:

Reference 43260367869
Police contact 101

How to help

If you believe you have seen Aaron or have information about his movements, contact police on 101 and quote the reference number above. If you are in immediate danger or see someone who may be in urgent need of help, call 999.

Local residents are reminded not to approach anyone they think may be the person reported missing if doing so could put them at risk; instead note any distinguishing details, locations and times and pass those to the police.

The appeal follows a rise in public-facing requests for information made by the force in recent months. Quick public responses in such cases can help reunite families or direct officers to where a search should be prioritised.

Anyone with CCTV, dashcam or doorbell footage from the Shenley area or on routes between Milton Keynes and London around the morning of 14 July is also asked to check recordings and contact police if they spot anything relevant.

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