Manassas, Virginia – The search for Mamta Kafle Bhatt, a beloved member of the Nepalese community and dedicated nurse, has stretched on for weeks, leaving many concerned about her well-being and whereabouts. She was last seen on July 27 at UVA Health Prince William Medical Center in Manassas, where she worked in the medical surgical unit.
Her husband, Naresh Bhatt, faces charges related to her disappearance, with authorities accusing him of killing her at their home and attempting to conceal her body. Despite Bhatt’s initial cooperation with investigators, suspicions grew as inconsistencies in his statements emerged. Detectives found significant gaps in contact between Kafle Bhatt and her loved ones, leading them to escalate her status to an involuntary/critical missing person.
As the investigation unfolded, more disturbing details came to light. Evidence found in the couple’s home implicated Bhatt in his wife’s disappearance, including traces of blood, suspicious purchases, and unusual behavior. Community members rallied behind Kafle Bhatt’s memory, expressing shock and disbelief over the tragic turn of events.
Despite ongoing efforts to uncover the truth, questions linger about the events leading up to Kafle Bhatt’s disappearance and the role her husband may have played. The community remains steadfast in their support for the missing nurse and her young daughter, ensuring that they are not forgotten in the midst of this heartbreaking ordeal. As the case continues to unfold, authorities are determined to bring closure to this devastating chapter in Manassas.