Manassas Park Police released new details on Thursday about his investigation from Mamta Coffee, a woman from Manassas Park who has been missing since July 31, including that the officials initially met with HeR Husband On 2 August, And he initially did not want to reportT her miss.
Coffee28, neither meet the Virginia State Police criteria for a missing person, until 8 Augustafter Police investigate She had no contact with her family, Friends or workplace since July 31, according to Manassas City Police Chief Mario Longo.
Kafle’s husband, Naresh Bhatt, reported her missing on August 5. The police department upgraded Kafle’s status to “involuntaryy/critical absence pperson“Because of the length of their disappearance. The reclassification took place additionally Law enforcement resourceit avaable to help involved in the search, Longo said in a press release.
Longo also described Bhatt and Kafles friends and colleagues, as “cooperative” during the Investigation.
The additionally Information was provided one day after the almost 70 People gathered in front of the Manassas Park Police Department on WednesdayAugust 14 to seek answers from law enforcement authorities regarding their investigation into Kafles disappearedce.
Kafle has an 11-month-old daughter and works as a pediatric nurse at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center in Manassas. Although friends said She and her husband had marital problemEMS in the past, theyou said it Is not like her leave her baby or her job.
The police haveD previously said that Kafle was last seen by Bhatt on July 31. Longo added on Thursday that Kafle last spoke to a friend on July 28 and was last seen at work on July 27, according to the News release.
If coffee not When she showed up for her scheduled shift at the hospital on August 1, colleagues called the police and demanded a health check at her home, which promptTED Officers To Talk to Bhatt about 2 August.
Between August 5 and 8, investigators conducted extensive investigations and found that Mamta had had little contact with her family, friends and employer recently, and had also made few posts on social media. The release SHelp.
Sarita Neupane, an accompanying nurse, Friend and neighbor of Kafle for The last three years, said Thursday she is “disappointed” in the Pace of the investigation.
“I am not happy,” said Neupane, noting that she was Also interviewed from the police.
Neupane said she was desperate to learn The Status of The investigation so far, including the question of whether Evidence via mobile phone, financial data or Ring camera, which she said she knows The police are investigating and have led to aj Answer.
“I not knows why they haven’t published it yet,” she said. With more Information that Community Mcorrect can help put the pieces togethershe said, adding: “Maybe we can find out something.”
Neupane said that during their friendship, Kafle told her from Before Fights with her Husband. “Their relationship was not good,” she said.
Kafle has sought her help more than once and, among other things, stayed at her home, Neupane said.
Kafle is a member of the local Nepalese community, who has recovered find herbandunderteering for area searches and lobbying the Embassy of Nepal in Washington, DC for help.
A GoFundMe More than $6,000 has been raised to fund the search efforts.
Kafle is described as 1.52 m tall and weighs 60 kg. She has black hair and dark brown Eyes. Manassas Park Police are asking anyone with information on Kafle’s whereabouts to contact them at 703-361-1136.
