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3 women from the same family of South Korea, who came to visit America, are said to be missing. Quoting the Coconino County Sheriff Office, New York Post said that earlier this month, 3 people from South Korean family went missing while going to Las Vegas from Grand Canyon.
The missing people include 33 -year -old Zione Lee, his 59 -year -old mother Tahi Kim and 54 -year -old aunt Jungahi Kim. All three came to America for a holiday and were last seen on March 13 at Interstate-40 in Williams, Arizona. This information is received from the GPS data of the white BMW on the rent made by him.
According to reports of women’s vehicle accident, the police said that according to the report of the New York Post, the police said that the place where the three were last seen are about 35 kilometers west of the flag staff, which is called the entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park. This is the place where a major accident of 22 vehicles took place. Police said they do not know whether the family was involved in the accident or not, because some people could not be identified due to burning. However, Coconino Sheriff spokesman John Pasteton told ABC News on Friday that this may have happened.
Poster released on missing women
Sheriff Office released a poster about all three on March 20, which gives their pictures and information about the missing persons. Through the poster, an appeal has been made to the people that whoever has any information about them, they should come forward and tell the police. The Sheriff Office said that law enforcement personnel searched the area, service road and hospitals for 3 days but nothing was found about these people. Due to which it is expected that the family may have died in the accident.
According to The New York Post, on March 18, the South Korean Consulate contacted Arizona officials, as the three women missing were not able to take flights from San Francisco to home a day earlier.
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