Three Korean women go missing during a trip to the Grand Canyon

Three Korean women traveling in the Grand Canyon in the United States have been out of contact for ten days since the 13th.

Search operations are underway.

The GPS of the vehicle they were in was last recorded on the highway where a 22-vehicle pile-up that completely burned out the vehicle occurred at the time, and the police are also investigating its connection to this accident.

 

Three Korean women traveling in the Grand Canyon in the United States have lost contact, and local police are conducting search operations.

The missing individuals are related by family: 33-year-old Lee Mo, Lee Mo's mother, 59-year-old Kim Mo, and Kim Mo's 54-year-old sibling.

 

I was scheduled to return to Korea through San Francisco Airport on the 17th, but

When contact could not be made, the family in Korea requested assistance from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and an investigation was initiated.

Local police tracked the GPS of the rental car that Mr. Lee and his party were in, and as a result, on the afternoon of the 13th around 3:30 PM in Arizona.

It has been confirmed that you passed Highway 40.

 

Coincidentally, 1.6 km away from the GPS-detected point, there was a 22-car chain collision in a snowstorm.

There was an accident.

 

The police stated that around the time when the mobile phone signals of Mr. Lee and his party were detected, a major accident occurred on a nearby highway.

It was reported that "the missing persons may be connected to this accident."

 

The police verify the identities of the injured at the hospital one by one and deploy helicopters to the nearby roads connected to this highway.

We searched but could not find Mr. Lee and his party.

I also confirmed that there are no credit card transaction records after the 13th.

 

Accordingly, the police have revealed the faces of Mr. Lee and his party and are distributing missing person flyers in the nearby area.

We are continuing the search mainly around the highway accident area.

 

 

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Ah.. It's been over ten days since I last heard from them, and there are no records of card usage either..

 

The families must be worried... I hope it's nothing serious...