DESPERATE TO FIND her missing brother Archibald Jones, a worried Cynthia Jones yesterday pleaded to anyone who sees him to immediately contact her or the police.
Her appeal came the morning after missing woman Onicka Gulliver was found dead in Vaucluse, St Thomas.
“I can’t sleep properly at night, and if I do go to sleep when I wake up I can’t go back to sleep. . . . The hardest part is not knowing anything – where he is, where he’s sleeping, what he’s eating,” said Cynthia.
“I don’t want to put my mind that he is on the other side. It is very stressful. That’s why I am appealing to the public [and] to anybody that see him,” she said of 51-year-old Archibald, who went missing since February 28.
Missing man’s sister pleads for help
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