[UVSAexchange] Fwd: Missing of a Vietnamese young nurse

[Bao Thien Ngo]

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From: Maggie Le Chuong <maggiel...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 3:43 PM
Subject: Missing of a Vietnamese young nurse
To: bao.th...@norcaluvsa.org


http://cbs13.com/local/missing.woman.phuong.2.1660585.html

Please help find her!!! Thank you

please call the Suisun Police Department at (707) 421-7373 or (707) 386 - 7903 and refer to case number 10-1186.

Police To Collect DNA From Missing Nurse's Family

Police Took Several Items From Missing Woman's Room, Including Passport

Mother Of Missing Nurse Fears Daughter Was Abducted

Facebook Page Set Up To Help Find Phuong

FAIRFIELD, Calif. (CBS13) ― The mother of a young nurse who disappeared without a trace more than 48 hours ago thinks her daughter was abducted.

Phuong Le, 24, parked her car near a Barnes & Nobles bookstore in shopping plaza on Gateway Drive in Fairfield on Sunday afternoon at about 4:00 p.m. and hasn't been heard from since, according to the Fairfield Police Department.

Hong Le, the missing woman's brother, said police are planning to collect DNA samples from him and his parents.

A witness inside the store told police he saw her sitting down reading a book and she did not appear to be stressed. She usually went there to study and read books; however, Fairfield Police say they have gone over surveillance footage from the bookstore and it does not show Puong.

Phuong's mother, Sang Pham, says that when her daughter left home on Sunday, Phuong was frustrated about having to hand out fliers for her sister's beauty salon.

The last phone call Phoung made was to a Tchu Nguyen, her friend and former boss during the time she worked at Postal Express in Suisun City. He said that she called him at around 6 p.m. Sunday evening, and was distraught about her financial situation and not being able to find work as a nurse.

Phuong's brother, Hong, says she left after she had an argument with another sibling over the phone. He says she went to the bookstore to cool off.

Because the family lives in Suisun City, Le's brother contacted police around 3:30 a.m. Monday morning worried his sister was missing. Suisun Police responded to the Fairfield parking lot where Le's car was parked and looked inside. In the trunk, they found her purse, wallet, cell phone and other personal belongings.

A missing person's report was later filed.

Friends and family spent much of Wednesday posting fliers around Fairfield in hopes of finding her as police continue to investigate.

Police are examining Le's computer, cell phone records and car. They searched her room Tuesday and took a digital camera, a memory card, he social security card, her passport, a notebook and miscellaneous papers.

Phuong does not have a history of staying out of contact with family and friends. They have also set up a Facebook page dedicated to helping find her.

Anyone with information on Phuong Le's whereabouts is asked to call the Fairfield Police Department.

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