Fears are growing for a Mandurah man believed to be missing in Mexico.
Jesse Bruzzese, 35, has not made contact with friends or family since June 3.
His last known whereabouts was at the Riviera Maya in Cancun nearly four weeks ago.
Interpol has now joined the search for Jesse issuing a yellow alert.
The notice said he had likely visited countries including Cambodia, Mexico, United States, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Indonesia.
Interpol also shared photos of his distinctive tattoos: a woman’s face and a person with wings on his left arm; Roman numerals, a clock face and roses on his left shoulder; and an eagle and wings spread over his left chest.
In a post on social media, Jesse's family said they are extremely concerned for his welfare.
“He has been travelling overseas and we have been unable to confirm where he is or whether he is okay for three weeks. His last known location was in Mexico, the social media post said.
“We are growing more worried as each day goes by.
“We are asking that if you have had any recent contact with him (in the last 3 weeks), or have any information that may help confirm that he is safe and well, please reach out to our family privately or contact police.”
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade are providing consular assistance to Jesse's family.
Interpol released images of Jesse's distinctive tattoos. PIC: Interpol
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