Police renew appeal over missing Hungarian man

Tamas Fuchsz has been missing since April.

The 49-year-old was last seen at a party in a house in Jessamine Street, Ravensthorpe on the night of Monday April 21. He had been drinking before he left the property around 11.20pm and hasn’t been seen since.

Mr Fuchsz was wearing a brown, possibly leather, jacket, a white shirt or t-shirt, black suit trousers and black dress shoes.

He is 5ft 7ins tall, of medium build, has tidy straight collar length hair and is clean shaven. He also has a tattoo on his upper left arm which says the name “Alexandra”.

Mr Fuchsz, who works at the Super Shine car wash in Heckmondwike, has a strong Hungarian/German accent and understands a little English.

Det Insp Andy Parr from Dewsbury CID said: “This is out of character for Mr Fuchsz to go missing in this way. He has lots of friends within the Hungarian community in Dewsbury. We are appealling for them to get in touch with us if they know where he might be.

“Mr Fuchsz had mentioned that he wanted to travel to London on the night of the party so he may have made, or is making, his way there.

“If anyone has any information I would encourage them to call 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”