San Francisco State University alum Qianya Huang, also known as Amy Huang, was identified on May 30, a month after her body was found.
According to the Instagram account @find_amy_huang, a primary source of updates throughout the search, a body was found on April 30. The Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau said that a researcher conducting a plant survey found the body at the Eden Landing Ecological Reserve in Union City. Due to decomposition and poor fingerprint quality, the body was not confirmed to be Huang until May 30. The investigation is ongoing and the details of how her body ended up at the site are unknown.
A GoFundMe account was opened to cover the expenses for Huang’s funeral, her grandmother’s funeral, living expenses, counseling and mental health services for her family. Donations will also go to nonprofit organizations that contributed to the search…