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Looks like the investigation has ended. Her body was found. It’s time to let go. Just like I suspected, she killed herself. Body found in park is missing woman, 21 Police don't know how KNN employee died investigating as suicide October 13th, 1999 By Peter Yerman THE GLOBAL STAFF The body of a young woman found Tuesday buried in a shallow grave made of blankets and dirty bedding in Easton's Journey Park. Her wrists her cut, and the wounds appeared to be self inflicted. While no identification was found on the body, it is believed to be the body missing Semi Pak. A Korean American woman who was reported missing back in may. There has been no confirmation that it was her body, but detectives say they believe it is a possibility. Semi Pak was last seen April. 4th leaving on her lunch hour at the KKN (Korean News Network) in Easton NJ. She was reported missing by her roommate. Until now, there had been no leads in her disappearance. "We thought she would come back," said her uncle Tae Soo Gim. Easton police said a teenager on a hike found the grave, which was about 100 feet off Cherry Hill Road in the secluded Journey park -- about a mile from the KNN building, and the apartment where Semi Pak lived. Police said there are no reasons to suspect foul play, and that the death was likely a suicide. She had no obvious signs of trauma, and the medical examiner's office said yesterday that a determination on the cause of death was pending further tests, but the police officer who reached out insisted the wounds appeared to be self inflicted. Police said they are investigating the case as a homicide because of how and where her body was found. Pak was a member of her church's softball and an avid player of the korean board game Go. She had aspired to be a podiatrist. James Choi, the department manager at KNN, described Pak as “quiet, but friendly. She was a very warm type of person, well-liked by all her co-workers." Source: The Global