Young Na, 54, Missing Since 12/5/08, Wormleysburg, PA [FOUND DECEASED]

[Faith]

Police search for Wormleysburg missing woman
by FRANK COZZOLI, Of The Patriot-News
Tuesday December 09, 2008, 11:36 AM

http://blog.pennlive.com/midstate_impact/2008/12/small_YOUNG_NA.JPG
Young Na, 54, has been missing from her Wormleysburg home since Friday morning, according to the West Shore Regional Police department.

West Shore Regional police today released a picture of a Wormleysburg woman who left home Friday morning and has not returned.

Police said Young Na was last seen at 5:20 a.m. when she left home. Na, 54, is described as 5-feet-5, 115 pounds, with brown graying hair. Na wears eyeglasses, and was last seen wearing a dark blue winter coat with brown trim on the collars and cuffs.

Foul play is not suspected, police said. Anyone with information may call police at 717-737-8734 or can reach and officer through Cumberland County Control at 717-238-9676.

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2008/12/police_searching_for_missing_w.html

[sarahhod]

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2 people still missing, regional police report

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

West Shore Regional police are still investigating the disappearances of two people.

Khoa Minh Pham, 40, of Lemoyne, who was last seen Dec. 11, might be suffering from depression, according to a friend who reported him missing, according to police.

Pham was described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, 150 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
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Also reported missing is Young Na, 54, of Wormleysburg, who left home on Dec. 5. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, 115 pounds, with brown eyes and brown, graying hair.

She was last seen wearing a dark blue winter coat with brown trim on the collars and cuffs.

Anyone with information on these cases should call police at 737-8734, or Cumberland County Control at 238-9676.

[TigressPen]

Nothing new found. Young Na is still listed with project jason also.

[Nut44x4]

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. -- Police in Lancaster County have identified a woman's body found in the Susquehanna River over the weekend.

She was identified as 54-year-old Young Na of Cumberland County.

The coroner told News 8 Na had been missing since early December.

The death was ruled a suicide.

Her body was found on Saturday along with the body of a York County man.

He also committed suicide.

Police said the deaths are not related.
http://www.wgal.com/news/18902651/detail.html

[sarahhod]

Intelligencer Journal
Published: Mar 11, 2009
01:11 EST
Wrightsville


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Young Na



The body of a woman recovered Saturday from the Susquehanna River was identified Tuesday as that of Young Na, 54, of Wormleysburg, Cumberland County.Her death has been ruled a suicide, Lancaster County Coroner Dr. Stephen Diamantoni said. He earlier determined she had died of drowning.
Na disappeared the morning of Dec. 6, according to news reports. Authorities at that time said foul play was not suspected. Na had a history of depression, Diamantoni said.
The West Shore Regional Police of Cumberland County, which headed the investigation into Na's disappearance, did not return calls seeking comment Tuesday.
Na's husband, Kwang Na, declined to speak to a reporter.
Wormleysburg is on the west shore of the Susquehanna River, just across the Harvey Taylor Bridge from Harrisburg. The community is more than 30 miles north of where Na's body was found.
Diamantoni said he did not know where Na had entered the river.
Na's body was discovered about 1 p.m. Saturday about 2 miles south of the Long Level Marina.
She was found by Nathan Kauffman of York County, who was searching by boat with friends for the body of his father, Kenneth Kauffman.The elder Kauffman disappeared the night of Dec. 26, leaving behind a suicide note, according to newspaper reports. Nathan Kauffman found his father's body in the river about three hours after he found Na's.
Police told reporters Saturday that finding two bodies in one day is unusual, but that the high temperature — which topped 70 degrees Saturday — likely was a factor. Bodies submerged in cold river water in winter often rise to the surface as the water warms, police said.

http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/234888

[sarahhod]

RIP Young.:1222423:

My condolences to your family and friends.:1222423::1222423: