Lian Fang Feng, 52, was last seen at her Queens home on 52nd Avenue on July 19, 2002. Her adult daughter, Jena Liang, returned to find bloodstains on the floor, ceiling, and a vase, and signs someone had tried to clean up blood. There was no sign of forced entry; Feng’s wallet and passport remained at the house and there has been no activity on the joint bank account she shared with her daughter.

Feng and Liang lived on the second floor while Feng’s husband, Roger Hui, lived on the first floor. Liang has described the couple’s divorce as unfriendly and has publicly said she believes her stepfather was involved. Liang noted that Hui tried in 2008 to have his wife declared legally dead so he could administer her estate and claim a $1 million life insurance policy; Feng’s share of the house sale proceeds was placed in escrow after she vanished.

Liang has criticized the NYPD’s handling of the case and says she was told many case files were destroyed in a flood when she requested them. The NYPD says the investigation remains active with the Queens Homicide unit. Foul play is suspected; no one has been charged. If anyone knew Lian Fang Feng, her routines, contacts, or movements around July 2002, please share what you remember.