EXCLUSIVE
An Australian man missing for more than two weeks in Thailand has been found after a desperate search by his family, Daily Mail Australia can reveal.
Kieran James Cramer, who is studying to be a nurse, arrived in Thailand on July 1 and was cut off from his family for about 15 days.
The 28-year-old was last known to be in Bangkok on July 7, and was due to be in Phuket this week.
Kieran’s father, Darren Cramer, traveled from Australia to Thailand to search for his son.
Mr Cramer feared Kieran might be in danger and made reports to the local police in Chalong, the Australian embassy and Interpol.
On Wednesday morning, Mr Cramer told Daily Mail Australia that his son had been located but he did not yet know what had happened to him.
“We found him in Bangkok,” Cramer said. “But he won’t talk to us. We’re very concerned about his safety right now.”
Kieran had not checked into any hotel, making it difficult to establish his whereabouts.
An Australian man who had been missing in Thailand for more than two weeks has been found after a desperate search by his family. Kieran James Cramer (above) arrived in Thailand on July 1
On Wednesday morning, Kieran’s father Darren Cramer (above) told the Daily Mail Australia that his son had been located but he did not yet know what had happened to him.