Australian man was seen alive in Brazil

Friday, 3 of Jun 2016
By Bruna Corralo 

Rye Hunt, who has been missing above two weeks, used drugs and had a psychotic break

 The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro continuous seeking for the Australian Rye Hunt, 25, who have been missing since the last 21. They reported that the Australian was seen for the last time in Cotunduba Island in Leme, south of Rio. According to the investigation, he had a psychotic break after consuming a drug called MD, which has effects similar to ecstasy and alcohol.

The Australian left the airport in a taxi to Copacabana, where he was approached on the street by a woman who rents apartments for tourists. He accepted to rent an apartment and followed her into the building. He made the payment of $ 200 for three days, he entered the apartment, left the backpack with its objects and left. In the image of the security cameras, the police could see that it returns shortly after with a bottle of beer.

According to reported, around 6:00 pm, Rye left the apartment again, wearing the same clothes he was at the airport, a green shirt with the number "33" and shorts, but using a scuff and black cap. The Civil Police detained the objects left by the Australian in the apartment and these will be delivered to family.

On 30 May, the DDPA received a call from a man who said that while he was fishing on the island of Cotunduba, which is 3 km from the end of Leme, would have seen the missing that was scratched seafood. The fisherman said that he had questioned Rye about how he had gotten there and he would have said that he got there swimming. The guy would have seen the fisherman and asked her water.

 According delegated Elen Souto, from DPA (Precinct whereabouts of Discovery), the substance used by Hunt usually diluted in water, however, the Australian aspired. He was with a friend, who also had made use of the substance at a party. Police said they then headed to a party in Lapa, where they mixed more drugs with alcohol. The pair then became psychotic and were kicked out and returned to the hostel, where they would have followed with drug use.

With the support of the Maritime Cluster of The Fire Department, the police sought around the island where the Australian was seen. However, as he has not been found yet, agents believe he may have tried to return to the beach to swim.

In a statement released overnight, family members said they were worried by police reports Mr Hunt had become paranoid and anxious after taking drugs.

Australian relatives are In Rio. According to a statement released by the family, the uncle and the girlfriend of the young are in the country to monitor and assist in searches of Rye.

Watch the report news: credit Telstra Media News:  http://www.skynews.com.au/news/national/2016/06/02/reports-rye-hunt-found-alive-on-a-rio-island.html#ooid=ZqeWR2MzE6tAJ0TW8b6JehEBcGyw8gGn