Brother worried as senior citizen goes missing

Seventy-one-year-old Ferdinand Livingston has been missing since last Friday, and his loved ones have been restless.

The senior citizen is of dark complexion and slim build. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans pants and a pair of brown Clarks. He was last seen at his home in Nannyville Gardens, Kingston. Speaking with THE STAR yesterday, Livingston's younger brother Garfield said this behaviour is unlike his sibling, and he is seeking the public's assistance in getting him back home safely.

"This is the first time he has ever gone missing. He is not the type to tell people where him going but he usually goes out and do his little hustling then return home. He usually frequents Trench Town because that is where he is originally from but we have made checks and no one has seen him in that community. I am just asking everyone to be on the lookout for him and help us to get him home safely," Garfield said

According to Garfield, he last spoke to Livingston on Thursday night but became extremely worried on Saturday.

"I saw him Thursday night and I didn't hear from him on Friday. Saturday morning I checked on him and didn't see him, but I left his breakfast. When I came back from church and realised that the breakfast wasn't touched, I realise that something was really wrong. Sunday morning was the same and that's when we reported it," he said.

"Today [yesterday] is Monday and reality hits because there is more than one thing on the table now. It could be that he fall in the wrong hands or probably he lost his mind and cannot remember his way home. We have always seen it on the news but it is at our door now," Garfield added.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Ferdinand Livingston is urged to contact the National Stadium Police Station at 876 978-9931.