Justin Henry has not made contact since visiting a McDonald's in Croydon nearly two weeks ago.
Police investigating the disappearance of man from south London now believe he may have been murdered.The next time his car was recorded on CCTV later that evening near Crystal Palace. It is thought another person was driving the vehicle.Det Ch Insp Matt Coop, from Met Police, said all the circumstances and evidence pointed to a potential murder.
"However, the absence of any proof that Justin is alive, the circumstances around his disappearance, which his family say is totally out of character, and forensic evidence we have gathered, all suggest that he has come to serious harm and may have been murdered. "Please think about the anguish of Justin's family and if you have any information that could assist, contact us."At about 21:50 BST on 15 October, Justin was seen on CCTV buying food at the McDonald's drive-through.
The Mercedes was later found in Kingswood Drive, near Crystal Palace. Police say it is unclear who was driving the vehicle when it arrived there due to indistinct CCTV images, but Mr Henry's family sait it was not him.
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