Connecticut mom of three vanishes on pilgrimage trip in Japan
A Connecticut mother of three on a hiking pilgrimage vanished in a mountainous region of Japan last week — and her frantic family is pleading for help after she never arrived at her hostel.
The missing woman’s husband, Kirk Murad, flew to Japan on Sunday night with at least one of the couple’s three adult children. “We were trying to coordinate things between our friends in Japan, my daughter, Murphy, in Singapore, and the rest of my family in the US. One thing we knew we had to do was hire a private search and rescue company, as the police in Japan had stopped searching after three days,” Murad wrote.
“Having spoken to members of Pattie’s family, some now already in Japan, I am determined to seek every possible source of search and rescue to aid her,”. “I am deeply concerned and am praying for Pattie’s safe return to her family.”
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