Whanganui man Kadin Drury found safely in Spain

A Queensland family’s desperate search for a 28-year-old seemingly missing without a trace in Spain has ended well with the family reporting he has been found safe.

Kadin Drury, 28, from Whanganui on the North Island of New Zealand has siblings there and in Queensland, and was travelling in Spain. His family has not heard from him since May and his brother Josh Drury is trying to find him. Picture: Supplied

A Queensland family’s desperate search for a 28-year-old missing seemingly missing without a trace in Spain has ended well with the family reporting he has been found safe.

Kadin Drury, 28, from Whanganui on the North Island of New Zealand has siblings there and in Queensland.

Josh Drury, who grew up on the Fraser Coast and now works at Rainbow Beach told this publication on Saturday he and his family were extremely worried about their little brother’s whereabouts after not hearing from him for several months.

He said Kadin flew out of Auckland on March 12 to Kuala Lumpur for a few days and sent video to family from there before flying to the USA and then onto Spain.

Sharing a post written by Kadin’s New Zealand-based sister Kirsty, Josh asked his Aussie friends who may know anyone in Spain to share the post and help find his brother.

“This is a long shot, but any help will be good,” the post from Kirsty Jellyman reads.

“My younger brother Kadin is missing …

“He went to Spain for a job, middle of March, has sent an email to (his) dad 31st March and then emailed a good friend in May, and then all of a sudden no contact ... with anyone. “

On Monday it was confirmed Kadin had been found safe and well.

Originally published as Whanganui man Kadin Drury found safely in Spain