Sassari, after five days, no sign of William Manca. His mother: "He's coming home."

The search continues for William Manca, the 45-year-old man from Sassari who has been missing for five days . The man, last seen in Campanedda on Saturday, September 6, has always lived in the historic center with his mother and siblings. His mother herself yesterday launched an appeal on social media, addressing her son: "Give me an answer, call me. We're waiting for you, everyone who loves you. Come home."

These are some of the comments the woman made, which almost seem to suggest a voluntary departure. However, at this time, the Carabinieri are not ruling out any hypothesis as to the reasons for the sudden disappearance of the man, who everyone described as very calm, and who may have been taken ill.

Among other things, he himself had announced last Saturday that he intended to go to Campanedda, where he arrived—it's unknown whether accompanied by car or other means—and was seen by those present. Then darkness fell. His cell phone was last connected in the Li Punti and San Giovanni area, and the military, firefighters, mountain rescue workers, barracelli, and other operators have concentrated their efforts in the area in recent days. However, his phone remains off, and its fate is unknown, just as it was with William, who vanished into thin air for no apparent reason.