Vietnam Investigates Link Between Missing Creditor and Remains in Vehicle Found 3 Months After Disappearance
In Vietnam's Vinh Long Province, police are investigating a potential link between a creditor who went missing three months ago and human remains found in a submerged vehicle. The vehicle, which was carrying three company employees from Ho Chi Minh City for debt collection, was discovered with skeletal remains inside.
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