Suspects In Missing Girl Case Out Of Jail

The second person charged in the 10-year disappearance of a McKeesport girl is out of jail. Judith Sokol Judy Sokol Hairdresser Missing Girl Tanya Kach Judith Sokol

Judith Sokol, 57, was released from the Allegheny County Jail Tuesday night.

She is charged as an accomplice to Thomas Hose.

He is the primary suspect in the disappearance of Tanya Kach.

Kach vanished from the Cornell Middle School 10 years ago. She resurfaced last week.

Hose was released from jail Tuesday afternoon after posting $10,000 bond. Thomas Hose Thomas Hose (2) Tanya Kach Suspect Thomas Hose

As a condition of his release, Hose is only allowed to leave his home to go to church and his attorney's office.

He was escorted home by his attorney Jim Ecker and met at the door by his father.

Ecker said, “I just went in and I wanted to see what the home looked like. I met his mother and dad. He's happy to see them. He embraced them and that sort of thing.”

Hose is charged with statutory sex assault.

He is required to wear an electronic bracelet while out of jail. Tanya Kach Tanya Kach (2) Current Pic Tanya Kach

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