The disappearance of Michael Mosley

Mosley's wife: "Longest and most unbearable days"

The wife of doctor and health profiler Michael Mosley, Clare Bailey Mosley, has made a statement after her husband disappeared. "We are not giving up hope," she says according to the BBC.

The couple's four children he arrived on the island of Symi to help in the search. Clare Bailey Mosley and the children would like to thank the people of Symi, the Greek authorities and the British Consulate for their assistance in the rescue effort.

“It's been three days since Michael left the beach to go for a walk. It has been the longest and most unbearable three days ever for me and our children," writes Clare Bailey Mosley further.
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Focuses the search effort on mountain area after the images

At dawn on Saturday, the search for doctor and health profiler Michael Mosley resumed on the Greek island of Symi. He has been missing since Wednesday.

Divers, helicopters and drones participate in the rescue mission. Manolis Tsimpouka, who organizes the search, says that at the moment there is nothing to go on, the BBC reports.

The last sign of life is footage from a surveillance camera taken 20 minutes after Mosley said goodbye to his wife on St Nikolas beach. The surveillance images, taken in the village of Pedi, indicate that Mosley struck a mountainous trail away from the coast inland towards the town of Symi. According to a Greek police officer, the entire search effort is now directed towards that area, writes the Daily Mail.

The trail is described as difficult to follow with a high risk of getting lost. A participant in the search mission tells the BBC that it is "a race against time" to find Mosley.

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Police on the pictures: Make it even more mysterious

Surveillance footage of missing doctor and TV personality Michael Mosley has been released.

The pictures are said to have been taken about 20 minutes after he left a beach on his way to the nearby village of Pedi, writes The Guardian.

- Now we know that he made it to the other side of the path. But in a way it has made it even more mysterious, says a police officer involved in the search effort.

According to the same police, they are "still no closer to solving this". Mosley, 67, was reported missing by his wife on Wednesday on the Greek island of Symi.