FBI lists international student who lived in Jersey City on most-wanted list as missing person
The FBI is listing an international student who lived in Jersey City on the most-wanted list as a missing person -- more than three years after she disappeared.
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Jul 20, 2022, 3:54 PM
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Updated 671 days ago
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The FBI is listing an international student who
lived in Jersey City on the most-wanted list as a missing person -- more than
three years after she disappeared.
The FBI says Mayushi Bhaga,
28, was a student at the New York Institute of Technology, attending on an F1
student visa. She was last seen leaving her Jersey City apartment on April 29,
2019 with colorful pajama pants and a black T-shirt.
According to a story from The
Times of India at the time, Bhagat had told her parents she would be back in
Jersey City May 3, but after not hearing from her for two days, the family
reported her missing.
She has black hair, brown
eyes, weighs up to 160 pounds and has a medium build.
Anyone with information is urged to call the FBI
office in Newark at (973) 792-3000 or file an anonymous tip at tips.fbi.gov.
