Heartbroken parents of missing Jack O'Sullivan retrace his final walk every ... trends now
The heartbroken parents of missing Jack O'Sullivan have said they retrace his final walk every day in the hopes of finding something that might tell them what happened.
The 23-year-old law graduate vanished after going to a house party on Hotwell road in Bristol in the early hours of March 2.
His mother Catherine O'Sullivan recalled how she woke up just after 5am that morning and 'instantaneously' knew 'something's wrong'. As she quickly realised her son was not home and using Find My Friends could see he was not at the location of the party.
Her and her husband, Alan, immediately went out to search for him, in what would soon be the first of many days of 'hell'.
'We live hour by hour. You can't plan for the next day; we just communicate with police and we wait. We wait,' Ms O'Sullivan told the Telegraph.
The 23-year-old law graduate vanished after going to a house party on Hotwell road in Bristol in the early hours of March 2
His mother Catherine O'Sullivan recalled how she woke up just after 5am that morning and 'instantaneously' knew 'something's wrong'. As she quickly realised her son was not home and using Find My Friends could see he was not at the location of the party
Jack, who turned 23 on March 28, nearly a month after his disappearance was described by his mother as sporty, determined and gentle
Jack, who turned 23 on March 28, nearly a month after his disappearance was described by his mother as sporty, determined and gentle.
She said: 'He put tremendous amount of effort into his next steps. He had already secured summer placements which are really hard to get. But he put in 45 applications.'
She added: 'Jack is a really good chap. He's very gentle. He just wanted to make sure everybody else was OK.'
He had gone 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 wrote. And at 1.52am he sent her a final text, saying he was OK.
Then shortly before 3am Jack left the party alone, CCTV has captured part of his movement through the city, leaving the house party, crossing the Junction Swing Bridge and turning down Brunel
