Arrests made in case of University of Colorado grad missing in Nepal

Aubrey Sacco went missing in Nepal in April 2010. (Courtesy of the Sacco family)

This map shows areas searched by Paul and Connie Sacco for their missing daughter Aubrey, who vanished in the Himalayas in 2010. (Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post file)

Police in Nepal said Friday they have arrested two men suspected of being involved in the 2010 disappearance of 23-year-old University of Colorado graduate Aubrey Sacco, but family members said they have not yet heard any news from officials.

"We're kind of in shock," Sacco's father, Paul, who lives in Greeley, said in a phone interview Friday. "We have some very good people working on this case, and when they tell me this then I'll believe it. We've learned to be very cautious about these reports."

Aubrey Sacco failed to return from a solo hike in the Langtang area of northern Nepal in April 2010. The two suspects were arrested Thursday in Rasuwa, near where she went missing, and were being questioned, police official Raj

Police in Nepal have arrested two men in the disappearance of Aubrey Sacco. (Courtesy of the Sacco family)

Kumar Shrestha told The Associated Press.

Nepal has been under pressure to investigate the case. This is the first time suspects have been arrested.

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Source: http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_23782008/2-arrested-nepal-case-missing-colorado-trekker-aubrey?source=rss

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