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 disappeared from his New York home just months after getting married, leaving behind his phone, wallet and car — as his wife makes an emotional plea for him to return.

A newlywed has vanished from his Upstate New York home, leaving his family desperate for answers and his wife pleading publicly for him to come home.

Dominick Bianchi, 35, was last seen at his home on Forrest Pointe Drive in East Greenbush, just south of Albany, on the morning of Sept. 8.

Days later, there was still no confirmed word on where he might be.

And what has made the search particularly urgent is what Bianchi left behind.

His cellphone, wallet and vehicle were all still at home.

His wife, Julianna Zyra, is now asking the public to help find him — while pleading with people online not to speculate about what may have happened.

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Speaking publicly about her husband’s disappearance, Zyra struggled to hold back emotion.

“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.”

Then came her direct message to her husband:

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

Zyra said the couple had married only months earlier.

She also revealed that Bianchi had been dealing with mental-health struggles for some time, something she said many people may not have known about.

She urged people not to turn the disappearance into an online guessing game.

“He’s very sick and he is not in the right headspace,” she said, according to PEOPLE.

Janette MacAusland taking a selfie with her two children, Ella (left) and Kai (right).CONCERN GROWS OVER HIS MEDICAL CONDITION

Bianchi is also a Type 1 diabetic, adding another layer of concern to the search.

His wife said he uses a continuous glucose monitor that is paired with his cellphone — the same phone he left behind.

While there are other ways to check blood sugar, Zyra said she was unsure whether Bianchi had the necessary equipment with him.

Police have said they believe he may require medical attention.

Authorities have not publicly indicated that foul play is suspected.

Instead, investigators are urging residents to carefully check their surroundings for any possible sign of Bianchi.

POLICE ASK RESIDENTS TO CHECK CAMERAS, PROPERTIES

The East Greenbush Police Department has asked members of the public to check surveillance footage and properties, including sheds, vehicles and trail cameras.

Investigators are hoping that even a small detail could help establish where Bianchi went after leaving his home.

He is described as approximately 5-foot-11 with blue-green eyes, brown hair and a beard.

Police said he was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a black shirt and may have been wearing a baseball cap.

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

Anyone who may have seen him or has information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact the East Greenbush Police Department at 518-479-2525.

A FAMILY WAITING FOR ANSWERS

For Zyra, the disappearance is not simply a mystery to be solved.

It is the sudden absence of her husband.

The couple had only recently begun their life together as newlyweds. Now, instead of planning their future, Zyra is publicly asking strangers to help bring him home.

She has also asked people to remember that whatever Bianchi may be experiencing, speculation and rumors could make an already painful situation even harder for the family.

For now, there is no confirmed explanation for his disappearance.

No confirmed sighting has been publicly announced.

And investigators continue to search.

As the days pass, his wife’s message remains painfully simple:

“Please, come home.”