The search for the 2o-year-old was still underway on Tuesday, with police reminding Islanders in St Lawrence, St Mary and St John to check their outbuildings.

Adrian Lynch

Tuesday’s search was due to focus on areas to the south, east and west of Adrian’s last sightings on Saturday morning.

On Monday, a diving team from Ports of Jersey carried out several water searches and teams conducted house to house enquiries overnight.

Detective Chief Inspector Lee Turner, who is leading the investigation, said: ‘More than three days have passed since the last sighting of Adrian but we must continue in the hope of finding him alive.

‘Our officers and staff from other agencies are working very hard and tirelessly trying to find Adrian and we appreciate the tremendous support we have had from members of the public.

‘We understand that people want to help and we and the family are so grateful for the support being articulated on line. We are continuing our focused and methodical searching with trained personnel.

‘We would ask people in those parishes when out and about to remain very vigilant as to any possible indications of where Adrian might is or might have been.

‘Again we ask everyone in those parishes to carefully check your property and grounds and please report any concerns to us.’

12 am– Adrian is dropped off by a taxi at the junction of La Rue and Ruette

D’Avranches

12 am – Adrian spoken to by a driver just south of Carrefour Selous

12 am – 12.30 am– Two further potential sightings in the same area of Carrefour

Selous

1 am – Seen by a member of the public in Rue de la Golarde

1.10 am – Seen by homeowner in Rue de la Golarde

1.30 am – Possibly knocking on doors on La Rue du Douet de la Rue

1.30 – 2 am – Sightings in the area of Bon Air Riding Stables by two witnesses

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