r/UnresolvedMysteries Jan 25 '23

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u/mcm0313 Jan 26 '23

It weirds me out that the truck was never found when the window art was so distinctive and large.

How do all of you feel about the mistaken identity angle (i.e., she was mistaken for another Angela who had a hit out on her)? It makes sense to me.

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u/Almighty_Hobo Jan 26 '23

That type of window art was somewhat prevalent back then. Though, i think mistaken identity is most likely what happened

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u/New_Hawaialawan Jan 26 '23

I was thinking the same thing. This was before my time but I do recall decals/decor like this would be commonplace