A 39-year-old man named Socha Piotr has been missing for five days in the Hautes-Alpes region of France, prompting local authorities to ask for the public’s help in finding him. Piotr was last seen in the village of Puy-Saint-Vincent on Saturday, September 5, around 11 p.m., walking away from the center of the 1600 station, which is a local landmark or gathering spot. According to the gendarmerie, France’s military police force, Piotr is described as being 1.80 meters tall with brown, short hair. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a jacket and dark pants, along with a red hoodie and white shoes. These details are being shared to help identify him if he is spotted in the area or elsewhere. The gendarmerie has launched a witness appeal, asking anyone with information about Piotr’s whereabouts or activities since his disappearance to come forward. This type of appeal is common in missing persons cases, especially when the individual is not found quickly or when there are concerns about their safety. Authorities have provided contact details for those wishing to report information. People can reach out to the gendarmerie in L'Argentière-la-Bessée by calling 04.92.23.10.20 or the national emergency number 17. The public is encouraged to share any relevant information, no matter how small, to assist in locating Piotr.