Friends and family of Aidan Roche are desperately hoping for more clues as the Swiss police and mountain rescue service have ceased their efforts after “exhausting every option” with no new evidence
There is still no trace of the experienced British hiker who was last seen in the Alps 47 days ago, as his family and friends begin to lose hope.
Yorkshireman Aidan Roche, 29, was last heard from on June 22 while in the Grindelwald area of Switzerland on a solo hike, just two days before he was set to travel home. His older brother Niall told the Mirror it was not a particularly difficult trail and of how out of character the disappearance is.
Niall said: “There’s none of his bag or anything that he had with him. It doesn’t make sense how we haven’t found anything. We’ve searched thoroughly. There is not a trace.”
Friends and family are desperately hoping for more clues as the Swiss police and mountain rescue service have ceased their efforts after “exhausting every option” with no new evidence. A GoFundMe campaign has now exceeded its £30,000 goal, with funds going towards generating new leads by raising awareness in the area, as well as the use of a search helicopter.