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Nguyet Thu Phung, known to family and friends as Wiki, was 19 when she disappeared after leaving her parents’ apartment in Lynnwood, Washington, on May 9, 1991. She planned to attend classes at Shoreline Community College and then work a clerical shift at the Federal Building in downtown Seattle. Her boyfriend reportedly dropped her at the college that morning, and her employer later called her mother when she didn’t show for work. Nguyet never returned home that evening and her father filed a missing person report with the Lynnwood Police Department.

Nguyet was described as an Asian female, 5 feet 2 inches, about 115 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, pierced ears and a mole on the left side of her upper lip. She may have been wearing a gold ring on her right hand when last seen. Investigators have few public leads and the case is now treated as a cold case. A theory has circulated that her disappearance could be linked to other murders and disappearances in King and Snohomish counties at the time, but no publicly disclosed evidence has confirmed a connection or identified a suspect.

Did anyone who knew Nguyet or saw her in Lynnwood or at Shoreline Community College on May 9, 1991, come forward with information?