Serious concerns for a man with cerebral palsy missing from the Blue Mountains for over 24 hours
- Police have launched a public appeal for assistance locating a missing man
- Michael Morrell, 46, was last seen at Katoomba Railway station on March 11
- The missing man lives with cerebral palsy and a mild intellectual disability
- He is believed to have boarded a train to Sydney around 1:30pm on Sunday
Police have launched a public appeal for assistance in locating a man with a mental disability who had been missing for over 24 hours.
Michael Morrell, 46, was last seen boarding a Sydney-bound train at Katoomba Railway station in the Blue Mountains around 1:30pm on Sunday, April 11.
Earlier the same day Mr Morrell had let his home on Hillview Road in Katoomba.
Police hold concerns for the welfare of the 46-year-old as he has cerebral palsy and a mild intellectual disability.
Michael Morrell, 46, (pictured) was last seen at Katoomba Railway station around 1:30pm on March 11 when it is believed he boarded a train to Sydney
Officers from the Blue Mountains Police Area Command were notified after Mr Morrell didn’t return home as expected.
He is described as being white, between 165-175cm tall, with a thin build, fair complexion, brown eyes and short, dark hair.
Mr Morrell was last seen seen wearing a red skivvy under a dark jacket and blue track pants, carrying a red or blue Coles freezer bag.
He is known to regularly travel on public transport to the Sydney CBD, about a two hour train journey from Katoomba.
Police are urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward or contact Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000.
Police hold concerns for the welfare of the 46-year-old, who lives with cerebral palsy and a mild intellectual disability