CCTV FOOTAGE of the final moments of Justin Henry who has been missing for more than two weeks has been released by police.

The 34-year-old was seen ordering at a McDonald’s drive thru at 9:50pm on London Road, Croydon on 15 October. 

It is believed Henry drove his silver Mercedes E Class to Waddon Road where his vehicle would remain for two-and-a-half hours before being discovered on 16 October in Kingswood Drive, Dulwich.

He was last seen in person on the evening on15 October at his partner’s address in Brixton and was reported missing the next day. 

Detective Chief Inspector, Matt Webb, of the Met’s Specialist Crime Command urged for the public to come forward with information about his disappearance. 

“We hope that in releasing this footage it will jog someone’s memory and help us give Justin’s family the answers they are desperately waiting for. Our investigation remains ongoing and I want to reiterate my commitment to his family that the search to find Mr Henry continues,” said Webb.

A spokesperson for Henry’s family said they were “devastated and want answers”.

“Justin is a loving and happy person and wouldn’t hurt a fly. This is a plea to the public for information on where Justin is,” the statement read.

“This could be your son or loved one. Justin comes from a very close family who are desperate for answers.”

His heartbroken family described his disappearance as out of character. 

Police are continuing to establish Justin’s movements, in particular late on Sunday, 15 October, and in the early hours of Monday, 16 October.

It is unclear who was driving the vehicle when it arrived at Kingswood Drive shortly after 1am on Monday, 16 October, due to indistinct CCTV images of the driver.

Henry’s family have denied it was him in the vehicle. 

A 29-year-old man and a 28-year-old man have been charged in connection with the investigation.

A 27-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and since been bailed pending further enquiries to a date in mid-January 2024.

Any witnesses or anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101 or contact via Twitter/X @MetCC. Please quote Operation Ashgulf or CAD 5224/21Oct.