Father of missing backpacker makes tearful appeal for help

Theo Hayez was last seen at 11 p.m. on May 31 at a hotel in Byron Bay, a coastal town popular with tourists, around a two-hour drive south of Brisbane.

Police say they have 'serious concerns' for Hayez's well-being. Officers were informed of the teenager's disappearance on June 6, when he didn't return to his hostel.

Hayez does not appear to have made any financial transactions or used his mobile phone since he went missing, police said.



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The teen's father, Laurent Hayez, said his son had used encrypted messaging service WhatsApp the night he went missing, and called on the company to disclose his son's messages.

'We know that Theo used WhatsApp the night he disappeared. We understand the politics about confidentiality and respect that,' he told reporters on Monday.

'However, this is a question of providing assistance to a person in grave danger. It is vital that investigators get access to Theo's WhatsApp account without delay. Every minute counts.'

A WhatsApp spokesperson told CNN the company was assisting law enforcement in accordance with the law and its terms of service.

Local police have conducted extensive land, air and sea searches around the town, and are continuing to request that anyone with additional information come forward.

'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement.

'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.'

'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.' Police say they have 'serious concerns' for Hayez's well-being. Officers were informed of the teenager's disappearance on June 6, when he didn't return to his hostel. Hayez does not appear to have made any financial transactions or used his mobile phone since he went missing, police said. 'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.' 'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement. Police say they have 'serious concerns' for Hayez's well-being. Officers were informed of the teenager's disappearance on June 6, when he didn't return to his hostel. 'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.' A WhatsApp spokesperson told CNN the company was assisting law enforcement in accordance with the law and its terms of service. 'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement. 'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement. 'We know that Theo used WhatsApp the night he disappeared. We understand the politics about confidentiality and respect that,' he told reporters on Monday. 'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.' Local police have conducted extensive land, air and sea searches around the town, and are continuing to request that anyone with additional information come forward. The teen's father, Laurent Hayez, said his son had used encrypted messaging service WhatsApp the night he went missing, and called on the company to disclose his son's messages. Hayez does not appear to have made any financial transactions or used his mobile phone since he went missing, police said. Local police have conducted extensive land, air and sea searches around the town, and are continuing to request that anyone with additional information come forward. 'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement. 'Even if you think the information may be small, it may be the missing link we need to find Theo,' Superintendent Dave Roptell, the local district commander, said in a statement. 'We know that Theo used WhatsApp the night he disappeared. We understand the politics about confidentiality and respect that,' he told reporters on Monday. 'We want to provide answers for his family both here in Australia and back at home in Belgium.' Theo Hayez was last seen at 11 p.m. on May 31 at a hotel in Byron Bay, a coastal town popular with tourists, around a two-hour drive south of Brisbane. Theo Hayez was last seen at 11 p.m. on May 31 at a hotel in Byron Bay, a coastal town popular with tourists, around a two-hour drive south of Brisbane. Local police have conducted extensive land, air and sea searches around the town, and are continuing to request that anyone with additional information come forward. Theo Hayez was last seen at 11 p.m. on May 31 at a hotel in Byron Bay, a coastal town popular with tourists, around a two-hour drive south of Brisbane.

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