Cops open up on desperate search for missing newlywed Dominick Bianchi, who vanished in Upstate NY

Police are “exhausting all investigative techniques” in the frantic search for newlywed Dominick Bianchi, who vanished from his Upstate New York home earlier this week.

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Detective Sergeant Michael Guadagnino, with the East Greenbush Police Department, said investigators are actively searching for Bianchi, 35, who was last seen Tuesday morning at his home where he alarmingly left behind his cellphone, wallet and car.

“Right now we don’t have any new updates regarding Dominick. The investigation remains ongoing,” Guadagnino told The Post Friday morning.

“We’re continuing efforts to locate him, determine his whereabouts, you know, exhausting all investigative techniques. But if anything comes of it, we will put out a press release and we will let everyone know.”

Bianchi’s wife, Julianna Zyra, whom he married just months ago, pleaded directly to her husband to come home in an emotional interview with local outlet News 10.

“I know you feel really alone, but there are people who want to help you. If you’re seeing this, please, come home,” she begged through tears.

Zyra revealed that Bianchi has been battling mental health issues “for quite some time.”

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He also suffers from type 1 diabetes, leaving family members concerned he may not have his insulin with him.

Bianchi, described as 5-foot 11-inches, was wearing black sweatpants, a black long-sleeve shirt and possibly a baseball hat when he was last seen at his home around 10 a.m. Tuesday.

He also has some unique tattoos, including a skull and roses on his chest, a baseball on his right arm and a cross on his back.

Police have asked people in the area to check their properties, sheds, cars, trail cams and any home surveillance for signs of Bianchi.

The East Greenbush Police Department reiterated its plea for help in a social media post Thursday, reminding members of the public to “check your cameras and properties.”

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