Cheltenham man Zane Meyer missing more than a month
Family and police are frantically searching for a Kiwi-born man who was living in Cheltenham when he went missing more than a month ago.
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A family is battling lockdown and the Tasman Sea in a mad search for their missing son, who was living in Cheltenham before his mysterious disappearance in May.
Zane Meyer, who also goes by Rànbow Treè, hasn’t made contact with family or friends since May 11.
Mr Meyer was born in New Zealand, where his family resides, but was living in Cheltenham when he disappeared.
His family said he would contact his mother, Andrea, regularly and his dad has been in Melbourne more than a week searching for his son.
The mysterious disappearance has attracted thousands of people on Facebook wanting to help by sharing posts about Mr Meyer being missing.
Mr Meyer is described as a bit of a hippy and a “funny, caring young man with a gentle heart of gold”.
He normally works in the Victorian or New Zealand snow fields during winter and is a keen skateboarder and snowboarder.
He is aged in his 20s and is about 175-180cm tall, has a slim build, dark brown hair and hazel eyes.
He has two snowflake tattoos on his chest, and another tattoo on his shoulder blade.
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Most of Mr Meyer’s family is still living in New Zealand, and his friends are either interstate in Australia or back in New Zealand. His family said COVID-19 restrictions had made the search difficult.
Police are investigating Mr Meyer’s disappearance and anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.