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Mother seeks mentally ill son
Fadil Asim Shafiq Fraser, a 28-year-old mentally ill man, has been missing since January 16.
According to his mother, Marilyn Williams, her son packed his bags and left his father’s Linden home following a falling out of some sort, and has not returned since.
MISSING: Fadil Fraser
“I didn’t even know Fadil was missing. Is only two days after when I called, the stepmother tell me that my son left the house since which day, to look for me.”
The distraught Wales, West Bank Demerara resident lamented that her son does not know directions and that it is unlikely that he would ever be able to find his way home on his own.
“He is not like any normal child, he has a mental problem. He doesn’t do well with crowds and so, and I’m certain that if I don’t find him, he won’t be able to find me.”
Weeping bitterly, Williams pleaded for members of the public to help in finding her son.
“I need help to find my little boy. Fadil is like a li’l child and God knows where he is and in wha condition. I just need to find him, and I’m begging everybody out there to be my eyes and ears and to help me find my baby.”
The woman said that she will not be able to rest until she is certain that her son is home safely.
“I don’t know if my son could survive alone in this world, but all I know is that he needs me, he needs his mother, or at least a knowing face.”
Williams said that the man’s stepmother had told her that he (“Fadil”) was last seen strolling in Georgetown.
“I don’t remember which street they said, but since they tell me that, is everyday we get somebody searching in the city.”
Marilyn Williams, the man’s distraught mother
Apart from the police, Fadil’s loved ones, comprising of his stepsiblings and stepfather have formed a search party and are desperately trying to find Fraser.
The woman told this newspaper that ever since “Fadil” was eight years old, he started living with his biological father, because she (Williams) had become ill and was unable to give her son the special attention that he needed.
Anyone with information about Fadil Fraser’s whereabouts can contact his mother on telephone numbers -267-2965, and 669-6979.
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