The digital world has been left reeling after popular British TikTok creator Harrison Soule vanished without trace in Berlin, following a deeply troubling final social media post that has friends and authorities gravely concerned.
The Final Broadcast
Harrison, known to his followers as @harrysoule, posted what would become his last video from Berlin's Tempelhof Airport. The content was far from his usual light-hearted travel content, instead showing the 24-year-old appearing visibly distressed and disoriented.
In the haunting footage, Harrison can be heard making concerning statements including "I'm not going to make it" and "I'm going to die," sending shockwaves through his online community and prompting immediate alarm among those who know him.
International Search Underway
German police have launched an extensive investigation into Harrison's disappearance, confirming they're treating the case with utmost urgency. Friends and family have flown to Berlin to join the search efforts, desperately appealing for information about his whereabouts.
Harrison was last seen wearing distinctive clothing - a white t-shirt, black shorts, and white trainers - which authorities hope might jog memories of anyone who may have spotted him.
A Community in Anguish
Fellow content creators and friends have taken to social media to share their concern and help amplify the search. Close friend Harrison Sullivan told reporters: "We're absolutely terrified for his safety. This is completely out of character and we just want him home safe."
The British Foreign Office has confirmed they're providing support to Harrison's family during this distressing time, working closely with German authorities to coordinate efforts.
How You Can Help
Authorities are urging anyone with information, no matter how small it may seem, to come forward immediately. If you were in the Tempelhof area or have seen Harrison since his disappearance, contact Berlin police without delay.
Harrison's story serves as a sobering reminder of the very real pressures facing young content creators in the digital age, and the importance of mental health support within the creator community.
