Find out why Pang (Pamela) Yang's body was taken away by her husband without a proper funeral.

Special thanks to Nao Yeng Yang, Pamela's brother, Attorney Koob Tswj Fwm Vwj (Vue Law Firm) and President of MN Hmong 18 Clan, Zong Leng Pha. At the time of airing this episode of Xav Paub Xav Pom, the body of Pamela Yang was still not returned for a proper funeral. Meng Moua, Pamela's husband ordered her body to be taken away while a funeral was underway 3HMONGTV will keep everyone up to date on this developing story as more information becomes available.

Meng and Pamela were happily married for over 20 years until recently when Meng started seeing another woman according to Pamela's family. Then they separated.

Unfortunately, Pamela had cervical cancer and died. She had a $200,000 life insurance policy. Shortly before she died, Pamela designated her brother as the beneficiary. There was controversy over who was going to get the benefits.

During their entire marriage, the couple was not able to conceive a child of their own so they adopted a baby girl from Pamela's brother. After Pamela's death, the girl, now six, was returned to her biological parents. Now Pamela's family is demanding to have her body brought back for a public funeral and proper burial. The husband refused. He now has her body and insurance money.

3HMONGTV wanted to thank the family of Pamela Yang for this story. Special thanks to Nao Yeng Yang, Pamela's brother.



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