Fears For Perth Man Missing In Bali With Tinder Date



Concerns are mounting for a Perth man who has purportedly disappeared in Bali subsequent to taking off on an unrehearsed getaway with a lady he met on dating application Tinder.

The man, named in media reports as 32-year-old Josh Goudswaard, streamed into Bali on October 6 with the lady and was expected back four days after the fact, however didn't return, as indicated by NewsCorp Australia.

The missing man, a New Zealand national, is said to have left for the prevalent Indonesian visitor spot with the lady named "Anita" on Tinder. At first just reserved in for a five-day stay, Goudswaard supposedly amplified the occasion until November 5.

As concerns develop for Goudswaard's welfare, his mate Aaron Smith issued an online networking request for data about his companion's vanishing.

"I'm approaching everybody for their contemplations, Prayers and any data prompting to the quick recuperation of this Legend please. He's missing," Smith composed on Facebook.

"A dear companion, warm hart (sic) and an extremely kind Soul. Good with the women and would give the shirt off his back to anybody, and he has. He's been absent for 14 days now and it's absolutely abnormal, leaving his business and staff in limbo."

Smith depicted his mate's trek as a "without any preparation, improvised hurricane dash to Bali".

"Nobody has met the young lady supposoedly named Anita nor do we know her surname," he included.

The New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed that a missing individual report had been made, by NZ Herald.

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