(Albuquerque) If still alive, Girly Chew Hossencofft would be celebrating her 38th birthday today. Born August 27, 1963, Girly disappeared nearly two years ago. She is presumed dead. That presumption arrived like a black cloud, once again, for Girly’s parents in Malaysia a year ago. That is when a package suddenly appeared out of the …
January 16, 2001 (approximate publishing date) (photo goes here: parents.JPG) Girly Chew Hossencofft’s parents Mr. Chew Shing Kheng and wife Chin Geok Wan (aka Margaret Chin) still held out hope that their daughter remained alive when this photo was taken by a Malaysian newspaper in 2001. According to their son, Mr. and Mrs. Chew clung …
October 2, 2000 (Albuquerque) The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator determined today that bones found near Magdalena are not human. Instead, the bones are from a sheep. The remains were found last week near Water Canyon, about half way between Magdalena and Socorro. According to investigators in Socorro County, the remains were found …
October 1, 2000 (Magdalena) It happened one week ago. A hunting guide discovered what appeared to be human remains…that of a woman…wrapped inside a blue tarp. Near Magdalena. Only about 15-miles from where Girly Hossencofft’s bloodied shorts, shirt and underwear were discovered inside a blue tarp a year ago along Highway-60. Tests will determine if …
Saturday, November 13, 1999 Andrew Chew has just arrived in Albuquerque from Malaysia. He’s greeted by Pedro Tirado, a friend of his missing sister, Girly Hossencofft. Chew says he has come to United States for “clearance”, the beginning of the process of getting her estate in order. Although she is still considered alive under the …
Friday, November 12, 1999 Andrew Chew, Girly Hossencofft’s brother, arrives at the Albuquerque Sunport after 36-hours of travelling from Malaysia (five seperate plane rides). He’s seen here receiving a warm welcome from Girly Hossencofft’s friend Luz Tirado of Albuquerque.
