Theo Hayez

The heartbroken mother of missing Belgium backpacker Theo Hayez has said while she will always have hope she'll learn what happened to her son, ...

He would never jump off a cliff,' she said. A widespread search for Theo has only ever turned up a cap he was wearing the night of his disappearance (pictured, SES searching for Theo in 2019) There will always be sadness until the very end of our life but it is healthy to stop searching. Theo (above) was reported missing on June 6, 2019, after he was last seen at a bar on May 31, 2019 Theo's family and former detective Gary Jubelin say Theo (above) was walking too fast and confidently in an unfamiliar area to be travelling alone the night of his disappearance Theo's family believe he was not alone the night of his disappearance and say GPS data from his phone supports their claims (pictured, an ambulance stationed above the cliff where Theo is believed by police to have fallen to his death in 2019) He also pointed out that his phone continued to ping after police allege he fell in the water. People close to Theo say he was responsible and would never have considered climbing up the face of the cliff. Theo then travelled to Cosy Corner at the base of a lighthouse where police believe he tried to scale the cliff of the lighthouse to get back up to the street. Police believe Theo fell down the face of a cliff after getting lost and trying to climb it to get back to the street (pictured, SES searching for Theo in 2019) Mr Pector has been outspoken in his belief that Theo was not alone the night he disappeared. Police believe the 18-year-old may have fallen off a cliff on the night he vanished, but his mother said he would never take such a risk.