The unexplained disappearance of Cardiff man Mark Kinson has left a lasting void in the hearts of his family. He was last seen on January 31, 2025, triggering a year-long search for answers.
Last Sighting of Mark Kinson
Mark Kinson, aged 53, was spotted at approximately 9:45 PM on Uphill Road in Llanrumney. He was later seen around 10:00 PM on Captains Walk, heading towards Braunton Crescent. Since then, there have been no confirmed sightings of him.
Ongoing Investigation
South Wales Police continue to investigate Mark’s case, despite extensive efforts yielding no results. Detective Inspector Daniel Todd confirmed that the investigation remains open, expressing empathy for Mark’s loved ones.
- Investigators have examined phone data and CCTV footage.
- Searches have been conducted in various open spaces and riverbanks.
- Financial records have been reviewed as part of the investigation.
Family’s Search for Answers
Mark’s family, particularly his wife Angela, has been vocal about their emotional struggle since his disappearance. Angela described their life as “normal” and noted that Mark’s absence is “so out of character.”
She expressed the difficulty of dealing with the uncertainty, stating, “It’s the ambiguous loss that is the worst part.” The emotional toll of not knowing has been immense for the family.
Police Appeal for Information
South Wales Police are renewing their appeal for anyone who may have seen Mark, or who possesses any relevant information. They encourage the public to come forward, highlighting the importance of new information in unsolved cases.
Mark Kinson is described as approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall, wearing a dark grey/blue tracksuit at the time of his disappearance. Anyone with details can contact South Wales Police with the reference number 2500033949.
- Contact South Wales Police via live chat or online form.
- Anonymous tips can be submitted to Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
The disappearance of Mark Kinson remains a heartbreaking mystery. His family, friends, and community continue to hold out hope for answers.
