POLICE searching for missing Brit Sarm Heslop cannot find her US boat skipper lover Ryan Bane.
Cops have issued a new appeal to Bane to explain what happened the night Sarm, 41, vanished from his boat on March 8 while moored off the US Virgin Islands.
Bane, 44, said the former air hostess was last seen on the catamaran but would not let police search the vessel.
USVI police department spokesman Toby Derima said: “We have been keeping track of Ryan Bane but right now we don’t know where he is.”
He said they think he is at another Caribbean isle, adding: “I appeal to him now to contact us. I want to appeal to his conscience, to let us know what happened the night Sarm disappeared.
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