The case of two daughters missing on a walking street: Neighbors reveal the true personality of their biological mother

Ben Nghe Ward Police, District 1 received information from Ms. Nguyen Thi C. (27 years old, living in Tan Hung Ward, District 7) about the loss of her two biological children in the Nguyen Hue Walking Street area since the evening of the same day. 3/4.

Immediately afterwards, District 1 Police coordinated with Ben Nghe Ward Police to urgently verify the initial information and organize a search force in District 1. The coordinating force belongs to Ho Chi Minh City Police with more than 200 officers. , soldiers coordinated the search combined with many professional measures, many working groups were deployed to verify information and trace the whereabouts of victims and related subjects.

On the morning of April 8, two children were found after 42 hours of disappearance. The police also searched and arrested the woman who lured the two children.

Currently, Ho Chi Minh City Police are still coordinating with District 1 Police to take the testimony of subject Pham Huynh Nhat Vi (born 2003, from Tien Giang province) to continue to clarify the motives of this "female monster" after luring her. comfort 2 children.

In addition, on the morning of April 9, at the District 1 Party Executive Committee Conference, Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee and Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Phan Van Mai also mentioned the disappearance of two little girls on Nguyen Hue walking street, since then requires preventive and combat solutions to ensure absolute security and safety for District 1, as the city center.

According to research, Ms. C.'s family situation is somewhat special. Talking to reporters, Ms. Chi said she was happy to find her two children and the family was reunited, but one of the two girls was still afraid.

Ms. Chi is from Phu Yen and came to Ho Chi Minh City 4 years ago. She has two husbands and four daughters. In addition, Chi's mother is selling lottery tickets in District 11.

For the past few years, my mother and I have been staying in District 7. At night, we go to Nguyen Hue Walking Street (Ben Nghe Ward, District 1) to sell candy.

Ms. C. presented her birth certificate to confirm that the children were her biological children and said that she had not registered for temporary residence in the new place.

A woman living at the beginning of the alley said that Ms. C. moved to the alley for a month now. Because the mother and child had just returned and had not come into contact with anyone, people only knew about it in passing.

"We only know how to stay in our room during the day, and at night we take each other to Nguyen Hue walking street to sell things. But I feel sorry for the children, because even if they are poor, they should not take the children to sell with them" - the woman said.

Another woman said she sometimes hears a baby crying. The residents of the boarding house are all worried about making a living during the day. They don't have enough time to get close to Ms. C and her children.

Ms. Hoa (41 years old, living next to the room Ms. C. once rented) said she understood the mother and her children very well.

Accordingly, about a year ago, Ms. C., her 3 children and her husband moved here. A few months later, the fourth daughter was born. Not long after the child was born, the father also left.

According to Ms. Hoa, Ms. C. has two husbands, her two eldest daughters are the children of her first husband, and her two younger children are the children of her second husband. However, Chi alone is responsible for raising the child.

"During the day, she (Ms. C. - Reporter) borrows my motorbike or takes a motorbike taxi to Cho Lon (District 5) to get goods. At night, my mother and I go to the street to sell, because we can't leave the children at home because very disruptive, often destroying things. If he lives badly with his children, how can I let him borrow the car' - Ms. Hoa said.

Also according to Ms. Hoa, a few days after the two girls went missing, Ms. C. also called and said that if she saw the two girls, she would report them.

"Last month, mother and child had to move out because they didn't have enough money to pay for the room. Living here costs more than 3 million/month, and there are days when I even have to give them diapers and rice because they don't have money," Ms. Hoa said.

An old man living opposite Ms. C.'s old room said he had lived here for a long time. He commented that Ms. C.'s situation was pitiful and that this mother always worried and cared for her children.

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