NEWLYWED VANISHES WITHOUT HIS PHONE OR WALLET — HEARTBROKEN WIFE MAKES TEARFUL PLEA: “PLEASE, COME HOME”

NEWLYWED VANISHES WITHOUT HIS PHONE OR WALLET — HEARTBROKEN WIFE MAKES TEARFUL PLEA: “PLEASE, COME HOME”

Dominick Bianchi, 35, disappeared from his New York home just months after getting married. His wife says she is deeply worried about his well-being and is pleading with him to return.

A newlywed has vanished from his upstate New York home, leaving behind his cellphone, wallet and car — and now his wife is making an emotional public plea for him to come home.

Dominick Bianchi, 35, was last seen on the morning of Sept. 8 at the home he shared with his wife, Julianna Zyra, in East Greenbush, just south of Albany.

Days later, there is still no confirmed word on his whereabouts.

And for Zyra, the uncertainty has become unbearable.

“If you’re seeing this, please, come home.”

Those were the words she directed toward her husband during an emotional television interview.

Người mất tích Dominic Bianchi; Chìa khóa, điện thoại thông minh và ví tiền để trên quầy.HE DISAPPEARED LEAVING BEHIND THE THINGS HE WOULD NORMALLY NEED

According to East Greenbush police, Bianchi was last seen around 10 a.m. Tuesday at his residence on Forrest Pointe Drive.

His cellphone, wallet and vehicle remained at the home.

That detail has heightened concern because Bianchi has Type 1 diabetes and relies on a continuous glucose monitor.

Zyra told WTEN that the monitoring device is paired with the phone Bianchi left behind, leaving her uncertain about whether he has another way to monitor his blood sugar.

Police have said Bianchi may require medical attention.

The circumstances have also prompted authorities to ask residents to carefully check their surroundings.

Police are urging people to review home-security footage, doorbell cameras and trail-camera recordings and to check properties, sheds and vehicles for anything that could help establish where Bianchi may have gone.

Dominick Bianchi and his wife, Julianna Zyra, smiling.“I KNOW YOU FEEL REALLY ALONE”

For Zyra, the search is deeply personal.

The couple married only months ago, with their wedding taking place in May 2026.

She said Bianchi had been struggling with his mental health for some time, but she strongly pushed back against speculation circulating online about what might have happened.

“He’s very sick and he is not in the right headspace,” she told WTEN, while asking people to stop making assumptions about the disappearance.

Then she delivered a message directly to the husband she desperately wants back.

“There are so many people who care about you.”

She continued by telling him that people wanted to help him and that he was not alone.

Then came the simple plea:

“Please, come home.”

POLICE ARE ASKING THE COMMUNITY TO LOOK CLOSER

Bianchi is described as approximately 5 feet, 11 inches tall, with blue-green eyes, brown hair and a beard.

Police said he was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a black long-sleeve shirt and possibly a baseball cap.

He also has several distinctive tattoos: a skull and roses on his chest, a baseball on his right arm and a cross on his back.

Authorities are asking residents in the East Greenbush area to check surveillance footage and their properties for anything that could assist the investigation.

Anyone who has information about Bianchi’s whereabouts is asked to contact the East Greenbush Police Department at 518-479-2525.

THE SEARCH CONTINUES

As the search continues, there has been no confirmed public explanation for why Bianchi left or where he may have gone.

Police have not announced that foul play is suspected, and authorities continue to focus on locating him and determining whether he may need medical assistance.

For his wife, however, the message remains painfully simple.

A man who had only recently begun married life is missing.

His phone is still at home.

His wallet is still at home.

His car is still at home.

And the person waiting for him is still hoping that, somehow, he will see her message.

“If you’re seeing this, please, come home.”