Missing Sydney woman Jessica Bialek has returned home after going missing on Wednesday.
AFTER nearly 36 hours of worry, the husband of Jessica Bialek has told the world of his relief that his wife is alive and well and back at home.
"Jessica Bialke is safe at home. Found. Thank You," Sabino Matera posted on Faacebook last night.
Ms Bialke, a freelance photographer, 38, had been missing since Thursday morning.
Jessica Bialek, 37, was last seen in Coogee on Wednesday. Picture: Facebook. Source: Facebook
She vanished after leaving her luxurious Coogee home at about 8:30am. Police were alerted late that same day.
Mr Matera had remained at the family home with the couple's two-year-old daughter.
He made a desperate appeal for help to find her on Facebook on Wednesday night.
Jessica's brother Dean (left) and father Michael are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. Picture: Toby Zerna Source: News Corp Australia
Supt Gavin Dengate with Jessica's father Michael as they address the media. Picture: Toby Zerna Source: News Corp Australia
"Jessica has gone missing. I spoke to her this morning at 8.30am and she has been out of reach since then," he posted.
"We are very concerned about Jessica. Please help me find her! She left home without her car and has not made contact nor returned home.
"Her phone is off. This is a real alarm."
Jessica Bialek's husband Sabino Matera called for help on Facebook to find his missing wife. Picture: Facebook. Source: Facebook
Jessica's family made up this flyer. Picture: Facebook Source: Facebook
Jessica's family made a public plea for help on Thursday afternoon. Source: Facebook
Mr Matera said his wife had left home without her car and had not made any contact with him or their young daughter since. He had been unable to reach her by phone.
He wrote she left to walk to the bank at 8.45am.
Family and friends mounted a search to find Ms Bialek, who is an accomplished performing arts photographer who has worked for the Australian Ballet and Opera Victoria.
Earlier today her father Michael Bialek described his daughter as a happy but "complex" young woman during an emotional public appeal for information.
"Generally she's quite a complex character, but she's a loving mother, a wonderful sister and a wonderful daughter," Mr Bialek said.
"All of those things make us very suspicious about what it is that's made her go missing."
A teary Mr Bialek — accompanied by his son Dean and detective superintendent Gavin Dengate — said a large number of Jessica's friends had been posting flyers around Sydney in the hope of gleaning information.
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