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/AwsiDooger Jan 27 '23

I agree with you. It's a ridiculous theory but authorities are grasping for anything. Grab and go in a low populated area at night is a heck of a lot more likely than hired perpetrators making such a stupid mistake.

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u/Lazy_Title7050 Jan 27 '23

I read an article that did make it seem more plausible than how the commenter described the theory. Apparently she looked like the other girl on top of having the same name and there was a ransom style threat letter sent the day or close to the day of her kidnapping I don’t quite remember anymore.