The woman asks for help for the man who disappeared when he went out to ‘go to the pharmacy’, and never returned (photos)

Joshua Jones, 29, a cleaning worker in Derbyshire, Britain, left home on the morning of December 12 to go to the pharmacy, but never returned.

He had given the farewell kiss to his son Luke and sent a message to his wife Talia to say “I love you infinitely”, before turning off his phone on the day of his disappearance.

The man was seen in a supermarket a little later and nothing is known about him later.

The police said: “We would be grateful to anyone who contacted us about Joshua and urge anyone with any information about him to contact the police.”

Ms Jones, 40, said: “I write to her every day to tell her how much I love her. I could not do it, he was the glue that held our family together. Our two-year-old son, Luke, points out his picture and looks for his father. It breaks your heart.

“If you are reading this Josh, I’m sorry you felt that your only option was to leave. I’m sorry and I love you so much. “Please come home.”

Ms. Jones, who married her husband in 2017, adds: “I feel like he is somewhere there, alive. “Now I am in a dark place but I have hope.”

Ms. Jones says she is not sure about the reason for her husband’s disappearance but adds that they had gone through stress during the Christmas period.

She adds that her husband was suffering from anxiety and had postponed meetings with the doctor. The couple also had dreams of leaving everything one day, and disappearing.

She adds: “I wish I had stopped him from leaving. People debate all the time. We had a beautiful relationship. “

Earlier the family car had broken down and they had paid 600 600 to take it to the mechanic.

The woman adds: “The car broke down at a very bad time because we had not finished with the Christmas presents for my two daughters and our son, we had to pay the rent and do the holiday shopping. We could not ask for money from family members because we had done so. “

Talia adds that Joshua was suffering more from anxiety at the time of the pandemic.

She says: “He felt trapped. The main thing we did was go to the bar for a glass of beer, so we got to know each other and it became a habit. He also took Luke and we went as a family. We always sat at the table where they went out together for the first time. “But all this is over.”

“I believe that maybe he is alive, and lives in the forest. “He has survival skills and we often joked to get away from civilization and build a tree house together.”

“Maybe he needs to be alone for a while.”

The woman added that she has no resentment towards her husband and if she returns home she will not ask him any questions as she only wants him to be well.

Police continue the search.