Fans are confused because 1 girl has been missing since the 7th of Tet, the family panicked

Citing information from Life and Law, on February 19, Hanoi City Police issued a search notice for a girl residing in Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi who lost contact with her family 3 days ago.

Specifically, the authorities received a report from the family of Ms. Le Thi T.L (21 years old, in My Dinh 1 ward, Nam Tu Liem district) that this girl left her house from the afternoon of February 16 (i.e. the 7th of Tet) until now. According to her family, when she left, L. wore a white shirt, a gray skirt, and rode a red motorcycle.

Authorities ask people who know or see Ms. L.'s whereabouts to report or send a message to the Hanoi City Police Facebook page.

In early 2024, there are quite a few disappearances across the country that make listeners heartbreaking.

According to Tuoi Tre, earlier, on February 13 (the 4th of Tet), Thu Duc City Police in collaboration with the Criminal Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police and related professional units were sealing the scene and investigating the case of a girl's body discovered in the Hi-Tech Park.

The detection area is an empty road located in the Hi-Tech Park (Thu Duc City), about 4 km from the girl's hostel. Police have cordoned off the road for a search of the scene.

Earlier, on 29 Tet, Ms. T. returned to her room. After that, she texted her family to prepare to go back to her hometown to celebrate Tet in Cam My district, Dong Nai. Relatives waited to see Ms. Thong return, so they contacted her by phone but could not. The family went to Ho Chi Minh City to find Ms. T.'s luggage and motorbike in the room. However, T.'s car keys, ID, and money are gone.

After arriving at the motel room, the family asked the police to extract the camera to find T. returning home at 6:16 a.m. on 29 Tet. However, camera surveillance did not see T. leave the motel area.

In the afternoon of February 13, Tuoi Tre newspaper reported, the police investigation agency of Thu Duc City Police (Ho Chi Minh City). HCMC) detained a man named Nguyen Dang Khoa (25 years old) to investigate the murder and robbery that occurred in the area. The suspect was identified as someone from the same block (different room) as the victim.

The police investigation agency of Thu Duc City Police determined that this is the person who harmed Ms. T, staying at a boarding house on Quang Trung Street, Tang Nhon Phu B Ward, who has been missing for 6 days. The suspect was arrested in a central province.

The Lao Lao newspaper quoted the suspect's testimony at the investigating agency as showing that, on 29 Tet, only Ms. T. and the man (his wife and children had returned to their hometown in Binh Dinh).

The suspect testified that he shared a motel room and occasionally went in and out of contact and liked Ms. T. However, knowing that Ms. T., was living with her boyfriend, he kept his distance.

In the afternoon of 29 Tet, Khoa was arranging his personal belongings to return to his hometown when he saw that in a nearby room, Ms. T. was also preparing to return to her hometown. At this time, Khoa had the idea of having sex with Mrs. T. so he asked her to go to the room to carry some belongings.

As soon as Ms. T. arrived in the room, she was engaged in a fierce reaction. The department used force to cause Mrs. T.'s death. After that, the Faculty continued to commit bad behavior.

To conceal the crime, Khoa carried out the feces of the victims and on 30 Tet, used motorbikes to carry the funeral passages in the canal in the high-tech park.

After that, Khoa went to his lover's hometown in Binh Dinh to eat Tet as if nothing had happened, until the evening of the 3rd Tet, when the police came to the place of arrest.

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