Renewed search in hunt for man missing since July
Liam Graham's wallet has been found close to where he vanished
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Liam Graham went missing following a car crash near Hoo in July
His family believe he suffered a head injury and walked away from the scene
An extensive search was carried out at the time
Another search has been launched following the discovery of his wallet in the area
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Police have launched a new search for a man who has not been seen since July.
It follows the discovery of Liam Graham's wallet on farmland close to where he vanished.
Mr Graham was last seen just before 00:10 BST on Stoke Road, between Lower Stoke and Hoo, Kent, on 22 July.
His family believe he walked off after suffering a head injury in a car crash.
At the time officers spent 10 days searching two miles of the Hoo Peninsula, using drones, sniffer dogs, a helicopter and the force’s search and marine unit.
A new operation was planned to start on 22 October, but was brought forward after the discovery of the wallet.
Police carried out an extensive search of the Hoo Peninsula after Mr Graham went missing
Ch Insp Trevor Jenner said: "Despite our extensive searches and enquiries we have not located Liam.
"We are committed to supporting his family and will continue to explore any new information we receive."
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- Published30 August 2023
