Authorities now believe Mosley disappeared into the mountains, which harbor a vast network of dangerous caves. “It’s like a deep system of tunnels, but it is full of water and can spread for kilometers. There is a reason they call it ‘The Abyss.’ There is something very strange going on,” a waiter on the Island told The Telegraph.

Michael Mosley disappeared after he set out on a stroll in searing temperatures along a rocky coastal path from Agios Nikolaos beach to the village of Pedi.

The search for British TV doctor Michael Mosley, who went missing Wednesday on the Greek Island of Symi, has reportedly been narrowed down to a cave ominously known by locals as “The Abyss.”Mosley’s wife,

The search for missing TV doctor and columnist Michael Mosley is set to resume on the Greek island of Symi.Emergency crews had paused the search at 8pm Greek time on Friday as dusk fell, but will recommence on Saturday morning in a bid to find the 67-year-old who vanished on Wednesday after setting off on a walk to the centre of the island.

The search for British TV presenter and healthy living advocate Michael Mosley entered its third day on the Greek island of Symi on Friday following his disappearance after setting out on a lone coastal walk in searing heat.