We're not helping, says mother of missing dad Greg Hutchings and Eeva There have been no confirmed sightings of Greg Hutchings, 35, and his daughter Eeva. The mother of a man missing with his four-year-old daughter on the NSW north coast for more than a week says her family is not hiding the pair and their disappearance is a mystery. Police say there has still been no confirmed sightings of Greg Hutchings, 35, and his daughter Eeva, 11 days after they were last seen at Pottsville, just north of Byron Bay. The two were seen about 12.30pm on Saturday, January 11, half-an-hour before Mr Hutchings was due to hand Eeva back to her mother, Michelle Dorendahl, after a two-week holiday. Extensive searches by air, land and sea have been carried out in Pottsville, nearby Mullumbimby and the Blue Mountains, where Mr Hutchings previously lived. His mother, Diana Hutchings, said police have searched her home, seizing computers and other items. "Police were saying someone in the family had to be helping him out, hiding him," Ms Hutchings said. She concedes that since her son does not have access to a car, someone probably helped him and Eeva leave the area, but insists it was not her or her family. "There's absolutely no trace," she said. Someone has got to have taken him out of the area, but how or why he's gone I don't know. He doesn't know anyone from around here. She said her son gave no indication he was planning to leave with his daughter. He would usually take extra clothes and food if he and Eeva were going to the beach for a few hours. "He didn't have clothes and supplies," she said. It's just a puzzle. Ms Hutchings said she did not believe suggestions her son and granddaughter could be camping out, saying Mr Hutchings had never been camping anywhere near Pottsville, and the only time he went camping was when he was backpacking in Europe. A police spokeswoman said the investigation of the disappearance was continuing, but the active search had halted for now.