SES staff and police officers have searched bushland looking for Stuart Heddle near the Delta Force Paintball Centre, Monaro Highway, Gilmore.
Earlier in the day, Stuart’s wife, Jenny and brother Ian, made an emotional plea for Stuart to come home.
Detective Senior Constable Paul Reynolds also addressed the media about the investigation.
Detective Senior Constable Reynolds said that finding Stuart is the priority.
“The investigation is ongoing, so we would urge anyone with information, regardless of how irrelevant they believe it may be to contact us on 131444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
“If Stuart is reading this, or watching the video, we would encourage him to contact us on 131 444 or (02) 6256 7777 and let us know that he’s okay. Alternately, he can walk into any police station, identify himself and tell us he’s okay,” Detective Senior Constable Reynolds said.
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