The family of a man missing for almost a month have issued an emotional appeal begging him to come home.
Jamie Moreno, 48, was last seen at his home in Roath, Cardiff on Monday 23 March.
Jamie, who is a dad to 18-year-old Tia and Georgia 19, has links to the Llanedeyrn area where he grew up.
His youngest daughter, Tia, has posted a heartbreaking appeal on social media over three weeks after his appearance.
"It’s been 3 weeks since I last saw you, I’m missing you so much and I just want you back home now.
"All of us just want you back home safe with us now dad, I love you."
Jamie was living on The Parade, Roath before he went missing. His family say he has a distinctive walk that would be recognised by those who knew him.
He is described as being approximately 5ft 9 and usually wearing a beanie hat. He may have a beard at the time he went missing.
As well as a South Wales Police appeal , Jamie's family have issued heart-felt messages urging he gets in contact.
They would like to issue this message: "We've already been through enough heartbreak losing nan and grandad, we don't want to lose you too.
"Please come home so that we can face whatever it is you are going through together."
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A spokesperson from South Wales Police said: "We are continuing our search for Jamie Moreno who has been reported missing from his home address.
"Jamie, 48, was last seen at his home in Roath which he left sometime between 1.15pm and 3.15pm on Monday 23 March.
"Jamie is approximately 5ft 9 and usually wears a beanie hat. He may have a beard at this time.
"If you have seen him, or if you know where he is, please call 101 and give ref: *102586."
