Grave fears over Lakes Entrance man missing for more than two months

Police hold grave fears for a 30-year-old Lakes Entrance man who disappeared after coming home from work more than two months ago.

Police hold grave fears for a man who vanished more than two months ago after returning home from work in Victoria’s east.

Bradley Lyons, 30, was last seen returning to his McCullough St, Lakes Entrance house about midnight on Sunday, December 2.

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Police hold grave fears for missing Lakes Entrance man Bradley Lyons. Picture: Supplied

He was reported missing by a family member in Queensland on December 11.

Detective Inspector Andrew Stamper, from the missing persons squad, said they were treating Mr Lyons’ disappearance as suspicious.

“Bradley’s disappearance is extremely out of character,” he said.

“His wallet and phone have been found at home and he has had no contact with any family or friends for more than two months now.

“We believe there are community members in the Lakes Entrance area that have information in relation to Bradley’s disappearance and we urge those people to come forward.”

An image of Mr Lyons has been released as police appeal for more information.

The 30-year-old is described as about 177cm tall, with a thin build, brown eyes and dark-brown hair.

Anyone who sees him or has information on his whereabouts should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.