Family of missing man are still clinging to hope
The Herald|December 09, 2024
THE family of a missing man from Plymouth are holding on to a "glimmer of hope" despite there being no sign of him in the last 12 months.
KATIE OBORN
Family of missing man are still clinging to hope

Daniel Mizzi was last seen on December 8, 2023. He was captured on CCTV at 1.38pm in St Ives, Cornwall. Desperate to know what happened to him, Daniel's close-knit family say they cannot rest until his mysterious disappearance is solved.

Despite his family's tireless efforts to find a clue to where he went, nothing has been uncovered. Daniel's mum, Karran Minchinton and his younger brother, Jake Hughes, are doing all they can to find Daniel.

Daniel, who was 35 when he disappeared, would now be 36. He is thought to have travelled by train from Plymouth to Cornwall and was last seen walking on the road by Porthmeor Beach.

Jake, aged 31, still lives in the house he shared with his missing brother. He said Daniel's room is "pretty much untouched" with everything left as it was since the day he went missing.

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