Sacramento resident Mai Sai Vue was reported missing from San Francisco after she attended a concert with friends and relatives on Oct. 31. The body was discovered near McNears Beach on Nov. 28.
A body found on the San Rafael shoreline has been identified as an 18-year-old woman who had been missing more than a month, the Marin County coroner’s office said Thursday.
Chief Deputy Coroner Roger Fielding said investigators found no “overt signs” of a crime. The process of identifying the body was delayed because of its “extended exposure to the aquatic environment and elements,” Fielding said.Vue’s disappearance prompted a social media campaign to find her. Her sister Katelynn has started a GoFundMe page to help raise money for funeral expenses. She said her family appreciates the public’s support in the search for Vue.
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