The mother of a missing Fife RAF serviceman has made a renewed appeal a week after his disappearance.
Nicola Urquhart, of Dunfermline, has urged people to share pictures of her son Corrie McKeague in the hope someone will come forward with vital information.
Mr McKeague, 23, was last seen in the early hours of Saturday September 24 in Bury St Edmunds.
He had been on a night out in the town, which is a few miles from his base at RAF Honington in Suffolk.
Mrs Urquhart, 47, said: “Somebody must know something.
“After 3.24am on Saturday September 24 there’s been no trace of him.
“My son was wearing a white shirt and is a really good looking lad. If anyone has seen him, please get in touch with Suffolk police.
“Check your gardens and check your outbuildings.”
Mrs Urquhart said it was out of character for her son not to get in touch.
Since posting an appeal online, her campaign to find him has been shared many times.
She thanked everybody who had helped as the family faces an agonising wait for news.
“Corrie has a lot of friends everywhere,” she said.
“We want as many people as possible to share his picture.
“Somebody must have seen something.”
Mrs Urquhart added: “I have to keep saying thank you.
“It feels such a feeble two words. But they are so heartfelt.
“To every single person that is sharing my son Corrie McKeague’s photos it is appreciated beyond any words I can find.”
CCTV footage released by Suffolk Constabulary appears to show Mr McKeague walking along the street and passing close to a group of people, who have been eliminated from the investigation, before he carries on.
It is believed he later slept in a doorway in the town’s Brentgovel Street.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.
