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

Dominick Bianchi, 35, was last seen leaving his East Greenbush home on Sept. 8. His wife says he has been struggling with his mental health, while police warn he may need medical attention.

A newlywed has vanished from his New York home, leaving behind nearly everything he would normally need to get around — including his cellphone, wallet and car.

Now, his wife is making an emotional public plea for him to come home.

Dominick Bianchi, 35, was last seen Tuesday morning, Sept. 8, at his home on Forrest Pointe Drive in East Greenbush, a community just south of Albany, according to police. Authorities said he left the residence on foot and have urged residents to check their properties, vehicles and security footage.

“IF YOU’RE SEEING THIS, PLEASE, COME HOME”

Bianchi’s wife, Julianna Zyra, who married him only months ago, spoke publicly about her husband’s disappearance in an emotional interview.

Fighting back tears, Zyra directly addressed Bianchi.

“Whatever it is that’s going on, there are so many people who care about you want you to be OK,” she said.

“I know you feel really alone, but there are people who want to help you. If you’re seeing this, please, come home.”

Zyra said Bianchi had been struggling with his mental health for quite some time and urged people online not to create theories about what may have happened.

“He’s very sick and he is not in the right headspace,” she said, asking the public to focus on helping bring him home rather than spreading speculation.

HIS PHONE, WALLET AND CAR WERE LEFT BEHIND

The circumstances surrounding Bianchi’s disappearance have heightened concerns for his well-being.

Police said his cellphone, wallet and vehicle were all left at home. Investigators believe he may have left on foot and have said they are concerned he could require medical attention.

Bianchi also has Type 1 diabetes.

His wife said his continuous glucose monitor is paired with the phone he left behind, raising additional concern about whether he has access to the equipment he needs to monitor his condition. She also said the family does not know whether he has insulin with him.

POLICE ASK NEIGHBORS TO CHECK EVERYTHING

East Greenbush police are asking residents to look closely at their surroundings.

Officials have specifically urged people to check properties, sheds, cars, trail cameras and home surveillance footage for anything that could help establish where Bianchi went after leaving his home.

Authorities have not publicly indicated that they believe Bianchi disappeared under suspicious circumstances. Instead, police have emphasized concern for his welfare and the possibility that he may need medical attention.

WHAT HE WAS WEARING

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

Police initially said he was last seen wearing black sweatpants, a black long-sleeve shirt and possibly a baseball cap. His wife later told local media that the clothing description may not be reliable because she found the reported outfit at home, suggesting he may have changed before leaving.

He also has several distinctive tattoos:

• A skull and roses on his chest
• A baseball tattoo on his right arm
• A cross tattoo on his back

A FAMILY WAITING FOR ANSWERS

For Zyra, the search is deeply personal.

The couple had been married only a few months before Bianchi disappeared.

Now, instead of planning their future together, she is publicly asking her husband to return home.

Her message remains simple: he is not alone, people care about him, and there are people ready to help.

Police are continuing to ask the public to remain alert and report any information that could help locate him.

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

For now, there is no confirmed explanation for why Bianchi left or where he may have gone.

His family is simply hoping the next piece of information brings him one step closer to home.