Kirk Murad has since moved to New Mexico, taking a job with a school there. "While we are devastated, we are also humbled by the global community that rallied to help find her," Murad said.

“There’ll be more people on that trail over the coming months and years, and maybe they’ll come across more evidence,” her husband Kirk Murad told NBC Connecticut. Wu-Murad’s remains are ...

Family members of 60-year-old Patricia Wu-Murad, or Pattie, as her family called her, found out about the discovery on May 9. Her husband, Kirk Murad, announced the news over the weekend.

Posted by Kirk Murad on Saturday, May 17, 2025 On May 9, the family was told that DNA testing using a sample from Wu-Murad's daughter confirmed the remains were a match. "Although we had tried to ...

“We were able to ascertain that all those things did belong to Patti, so we had some excitement and thought maybe this is a breakthrough,” her husband, Kirk Murad, told WFSB.

She was last seen checking out of a guesthouse around 7 a.m. The 60-year-old mother of three was described by her husband of 33 years, Kirk Murad, as an experienced hiker who had traveled ...

Her family says an initial 72-hour search for her turned up with no leads. Her husband Kirk Murad says the family worked with local Japanese officials and private search teams to spread out to ...

Her family has been searching ever since. Despite constant check-ins on the search for his missing wife Patti, Kirk Murad says he kept getting the same response from Japanese police.

When police investigated, they also found a shoe belonging to Wu-Murad, as well as towel she had purchased from Amazon and a pouch with nail clippers in it. Police notified her husband Kirk Murad ...

The items were northeast of the Mandokoro guesthouse, the last place Wu-Murad had been seen, the page said. Her husband, Kirk Murad, had dropped off his wife of 33 years at Newark Airport on March ...