The last text message of the girl who hid the body in the UK has attracted much attention. She even sent text messages but did not call the police. Why?

The girl's family told the BBC today that they were told not to contact her because "organizers" would not allow her to answer the phone. At 10.30pm on Wednesday, her mother received a heartbreaking text message from her daughter. "I'm sorry, Mom, I failed to go abroad. Mom, I love you and Dad, I'm going to die, I can't breathe."

According to the British "Sun" report on October 25, the United Kingdom Thirty-nine bodies were found in a van, but not all of them were Chinese. Police drove the hellish van to Broomfield Hospital in nearby Port Tilbury for a post-mortem examination to determine the cause of death.

Of the 39 dead, eight women and 31 men are believed to have been identified. Initial reports stated that they were all Chinese, but after the case came to light, some Vietnamese contacted the staff of the Vietnamese Embassy in the UK to inquire about their family members who disappeared on the 23rd. Her family never heard from her again. A spokesman for the Vietnamese Embassy in London confirmed Essex Police had been in contact with the family.

Hoa Nghiem of Hanoi Human Rights Space tweeted a photo of the girl, asking for information. "My family has been asking for help. They told me that six other people are also asking for similar help, looking for relatives or family members who have also lost contact since October 23. "We don't know if they were in the truck. We hope they won't." Pham Thi Tra My is said to have traveled to China in early October, hoping to reach the UK via France and live a better life. Unexpectedly, such a tragedy happened.