AZ AZ - Hoi Kei Woo (Patricia), 35, last seen 18 Apr 2025, car found 20 April at Windy Point, Mount Lemmon

[Via Marple]

Patricia is from Hong Kong

Hong Kong to Arizona—A Journey of Academic Discovery: Patricia Woo ’24 MSBA

eller.arizona.edu

She graduated last year. So what had she been doing the past few months?

I have found a crowdfunding appeal created by her sister, but not sure if I should post it. They are hoping to hire a private investigator, and offer a reward for finding her, according to the appeal.

 

[Oiseaux]

No real updates this week, but here's an article with some background info about Patricia and the current state of the search.

‘I miss her a lot:’ Patricia Woo’s friends plead for answers in her disappearance

 

[Via Marple]

No real updates this week, but here's an article with some background info about Patricia and the current state of the search.

‘I miss her a lot:’ Patricia Woo’s friends plead for answers in her disappearance

From the article,

PCSD said the Southern Arizona Rescue Association had drones out looking for Patricia this week. Authorities say anyone with information in this case should contact (520) 351-4900 or call 911.

The family is raising funds to keep the search going and fund their private investigator who is actively following any new leads. If you would like to help with donations, the family has set up a ???????? account.

 

[Via Marple]

“She did tell her husband that she needed some air, some fresh air, and left the house,” said Sheriff Chris Nanos.

Gordon said that’s out of character for Woo.

“This is my first time knowing that she just said I need to take a ride,” Gordon said.

The search for Patricia Woo continues as loved ones seek answers

It’s been nearly a month since 35-year-old Hoi Kei Woo — also known as Patricia Woo — went missing, and the search for answers continues.

www.kgun9.com

 

[Via Marple]

Friends still hopeful in search for missing UA grad

Friends, family and colleagues of Patricia Woo, a bright and beloved University of Arizona graduate student, are searching for answers and holding onto hope after her mysterious disappearance on Mount Lemmon last month.

www.tucsonspotlight.org

Some more information and interviews from this publication:

Gaiser said that the week before her disappearance, Woo talked about her struggles with finding a new job, with her 90-day grace period coming to a close. International students on Optional Practical Training are allowed a maximum of 90 days of unemployment during their OPT period without violating their status.

(Tucson Spotlight is a community-based newsroom that provides paid opportunities for students and rising journalists in Southern Arizona.)