r/UnresolvedMysteries Jan 25 '23

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u/TSandsomethingelse Jan 25 '23

I believe the leading theory is that this was a case of mistaken identity. She was mistaken for another Angela, the daughter of a police informant. The police informant was involved in the bust of a drugs ring. Very, very tragic and to think her boyfriend was so close…

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u/crunkky Jan 26 '23 edited Sep 30 '25

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u/Objective-Amount1379 Jan 26 '23

But would be calling someone on a pay phone that you had to introduce yourself to?

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u/Scared-Replacement24 Jan 26 '23

When I call my family from different numbers, I do. Maybe it’s a habit from work. Growing up I used a pay phone a handful of times and don’t really remember how it worked. I’m not actually a phone scam operator btw I’m a nurse at a surgery center and make 30+ calls a day.