Connecticut Woman’s remains found in Japan during 2 years since the missing during a walk

A Remains Connecticut Two years ago, a hike was missing two years ago, his healed, The family was declared.

Pattie Wu-Murad disappeared during a trip to Japan in Japan in April 2023. Although American and Japanese search and rescue teams, the US embassy and the Kumano Kodo Trail in the FBI, no trail of his FBI was found.

In September 2024, more than one and a half, a fisherman Wu-Murad’s backpack and his family, near a path, near a path, near a claw, he said, he said. Japanese officials have launched another search in the area, but no evidence was found.

Earlier this year, a member of the original US original US original US search group in April, the area of ​​Wu-Murad’s backbag, the area, which appears to be a femur and a femur, said that his family is in social media.

On May 9, the family of the DNA test was a match using a family of Wu-Murad’s daughter.

“We have tried to prepare this result in this conclusion, and the end of this news is heartwarming,” he said. His family said in a Facebook post. “This offers closing size, but many questions, including accurate cases and cause of pattie death, including the process of processing the processing process, start working through international protocols.”

Wu-Murad’s family said he would be more evidence to pour more evidence to what happened.

“In the coming months and years, there will be more people in this trail and maybe more evidence,” Husband, Kirk Murad, NBC spoke to Connecticut.

Family, search teams, volunteers and thanked the support for their support for the last two years.

“Pattie, his love and friendship was an amazing woman,” he said. “We are humble by a global society that helped them find it, we will continue to watch his memory with love and gratitude to our hearts.”