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It’s been more than a month since 25-year- old Jairam Tilkuram was last heard from and his family is becoming more anxious about his whereabouts as each day passes. Tilkuram, also known as ‘Joshie’ and ‘Toney’, had returned from Curacao only a month before. He was staying at a relative’s home at Black Bush Polder and also spent time at his uncle’s residence at Bloomfield. According to the missing man’s mother, Padmawattie Tilkuram, she last heard from her son on the telephone on May 24. She was overseas at the time. She further stated that Tilkuram told her that he had a girlfriend, with whom he had ended things in Curacao.MISSING: 25-year-old Jairam Tilkuram“What he tell me over the phone that day when I talk to him was ‘Mom, I might get into some trouble, because I went over there [in Bloomfield] and curse the girl father.’ I said ‘Why you do that? Why you going around the people place?’”“He said the girl’s father threatened him. He was laughing over the phone; I really didn’t take it seriously. He said the man said he will chop him up and kill him [Tilkuram]. I did mention that to the police,” the mother stated.She said she warned him not to go back to the girl’s father home at Bloomfield.On May 25, Tilkuram left his uncle’s home at Black Bush to collect some cash from Moneygram, which his mother had sent from Curacao. He spent the entire day out on the Corentyne and then reportedly left from Whim to Bloomfield.Later that afternoon Tilkuram left for his mother’s home at Bloomfield. His aunt (his mother’s sister) was staying at the home. That was the last time anyone ever heard from Tilkuram. “All we hear is that he borrow a cycle from a boy in Whim and he was heading home (to Bloomfield), but he never reach home,” his mother said.Padmawattie, upon hearing from the family in Guyana that her son had been missing, left Curacao to come home and join in the search. She noted that the family and friends had scoured the Corentyne backlands, bushes, riverside, burial grounds, even hospital mortuaries in search of Tilkuram but came up empty handed. They also posted flyers all across the Berbice area with the hope that someone might have seen the man.“As a mother, I am very much depressed and confused right now. I think I am losing faith in God right now. It’s long; it’s too long now. We’ve been searching in the bushes and sea dam—if people must have killed him and throw him anywhere—but nothing like that,” she added.The man’s father, Dhanesh Tilkuram said that his son is a much loving and caring person “who was always concerned with the family’s welfare.”“I am very much sad and depressed about the situation. I think the police should do a lot more to help us,” he said.Meanwhile, the family has given mixed reviews of the work of the police. “I think the Police Force is a bit ‘slack’ in this matter. They’re supposed to come out and make checks,” his father said.They also spoke to Commander Steven Merai and he told them to contact the police if they heard any news about their son’s whereabouts.Tilkuram’s mother said that up to early this week, the police never visited them to ask any questions and that the family has to “go there to them and beg them but they keep telling us when we hear anything, to go back to them.”She said that the police from the Whim Police Station never even assisted with searching for their son until earlier this week.“I don’t feel satisfied with them at all, because this is a human being and he born and grow in this community. The Police Force know where the bad people is and they should have done something better, raid the places and see if they got my son there, because since we not finding him dead anywhere,” she said.She stated that the family has not received any calls for ransom and believes that her son is still alive somewhere but that he cannot get in touch with his family.“We’ve been crying our lives out; crying night and day. We can’t eat, we can’t sleep, nobody cares—I mean the higher authority. But I’m quite sure, if it was a Minister’s kid or some rich people kid, they would have put down their foot on it. But we don’t have money, so we will be like this all the time—searching bushes, sea dam and all over. We can’t go in people’s homes but the police could have done that,” she said.His mother made a plea to anyone who has her son to return him to the family so that their minds can be at ease once more.A reward is being offered for information leading to the whereabouts of Jairam Tilkuram. Persons can call telephone numbers: 337- 1021,NBA Jerseys From China, 693- 1335, 337-1060, 689-5925, or the Whim Police Station.