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Dallas police seek help in search for teen missing 2 months

12:00 AM CDT on Friday, March 26, 2010
By JASON TRAHAN / The Dallas Morning News

Dallas police have stepped up the search for a 16-year-old Molina High School girl who disappeared two months ago after texting her mother that she was spending the night with a friend.

Missing-persons detectives have exhausted all leads in the search for Angela Jaramillo, who did not have a history of running away before she was last heard from in late January, police said Thursday.

"We believe there might be more to this," said Sgt. Eugene Reyes, who supervises the department's Special Investigations Unit, which handles missing-persons cases generally when foul play is suspected. "It's out of character for her to be gone."

On Jan. 23, the girl told her mother that she was going to a party at a boy's house. "She left about 11:30 p.m.," said her mother, Stephanie Reyes, who is not related to the police sergeant. "I was baby-sitting that night, and when she walked out the door, I didn't see who she left with."

Later, Angela texted and asked if she could spend the night with a friend. Her mother gave her permission.

The next day, her mother tried Angela's cellphone but got no answer. "I automatically dialed that friend who she was supposed to be spending the night with. They said she never showed up. I called the police immediately."

She said the boy who hosted the party told her that Angela had come by, watched some movies and left about 2 a.m. It's unclear who gave her a ride, her mother said.

"I am taking it minute by minute," Stephanie Reyes said Thursday. "It kills me. I can't think. I'm putting all my hope on her coming back."

She said Angela has two brothers, ages 3 and 4, and a 10-year-old sister. Angela enjoys school, especially soccer and volleyball, her mother said.

"She was a little kid who liked to make crafts," she said. "She started coming out of her shell in high school, but she's never run away or did anything like this before."

Angela, who also goes by Angie, is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her ears and tongue are pierced.

Schepps Dairy is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to the safe return of Angela.

If it is determined that Angela is the victim of foul play, that same $5,000 will be available as a reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment of a suspect in the case.

Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Crimestoppers at 1-877-373-8477, or Detective E.A. Ibarra at 214-671-3646.
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/crime/stories/DN-missinggirl_26met.ART.State.Edition1.4c9212e.html

Dallas police step up search for missing Molina High School student

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Dallas police have stepped up the search for a 16-year-old Molina High School girl who disappeared two months ago after texting her mother saying she was spending the night with a friend.

Missing persons detectives have exhausted all leads in the search for Angela Jaramillo, who did not have a history of running away before she was last heard from in late January, police said Thursday.

"We believe there might be more to this,” said Sgt. Eugene Reyes, who supervises the department’s Special Investigations Unit, which handles missing persons cases generally when foul play is suspected. “It’s out of character for her to be gone."

On Saturday, Jan. 23, the girl told her mother that she was going to a party at a boy’s house. “She left about 11:30 p.m.,” said her mother, Stephanie Reyes, who is no relation to the police sergeant. “I was babysitting that night, and when she walked out the door, I didn’t see who she left with.”

Later, Angela texted and asked if she could spend the night with a friend. Her mother gave her permission.

The next day, her mother tried Angela’s cell but got no answer. “I automatically dialed that friend who she was supposed to be spending the night with. They said she never showed up. I called the police immediately.”

She said the boy who hosted the party told her that Angela had come by, watched some movies and left about 2 a.m. It’s unclear who gave her a ride, her mother said.

“I am taking it minute by minute,” she said. “It kills me. I can’t think. I’m putting all my hope on her coming back.”

She said Angela has two brothers, ages 3 and 4, and a 10-year-old sister. Angela enjoys school, especially soccer and volleyball, her mother said.

“She was a little kid who liked to make crafts,” she said. “She started coming out of her shell in high school, but she’s never run away or did anything like this before.”

Angela, who also goes by Angie, is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her ears and tongue are pierced.

Schepps Dairy is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to the safe return of Angela. If it is determined that Angela is the victim of foul play, that same $5,000 will be available as a reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment of a suspect in the case.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 877-373-8477, or Detective E.A. Ibarra at 214-671-3646.
http://www.txcn.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/stories/032410dnmetmissinggirl.1e27f3f51.html

Here is the missing poster.

http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PubCaseSearchServlet?act=viewPoster&caseNum=1140148&orgPrefix=NCMC&searchLang=en_US

So if I read this correctly, she left her home at 11:30 at night to watch movies at this boys home until 2 AM? She then texted her mom and said she was going to spend the night at another friends home? The boy says he does not know who she left with? Why does no one know who she left with? That is sort of strange, isn't it?
I wonder how well they interviewed everyone that was at the home. I don't believe no one saw anything or knows who or how she left.

I think this is the right myspace for her. It is set to private.

http://www.myspace.com/386657322

Yeah......something is hinky. She must have lots of freedom in the home. You know...being allowed to go out at 11:30 pm at 16.  ::MonkeyEek:: ::MonkeyNoNo:: that should have been a time she should have been home, not just going out.

Yes it does seem like this young girl had a lot of freedom, that is actually what makes me wonder if this is actually a runaway.  My first thought was something happened at the home she was at. Maybe a drug overdose or maybe a fight or some kind of attack? Of course if she took off alone at 2:00 AM on foot to go sleep at another friends home then she could have easily been kidnapped. But it is strange that no one can say who she left with? Why is that? Did they not see her leave or do they not know the person she left with? I think there is a good chance this girl met up with some serious trouble.
I wish I can talk with the mom or one of the kids. I can't find any contact information like a website for her. It would be helpful to get a little more information.

This article is dated yesterday (3/25), but has a little more information.
http://cbs11tv.com/local/Homicide.Investigating.Missing.2.1590830.html
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DPD Homicide Division Helping Find Missing Person
Thursday, March 25, 2010
DALLAS (CBS 11 / TXA 21) ―


The Dallas Police Department has enlisted help from its homicide division to solve a two-month-old missing person's case.
"While missing persons is investigating it, they asked for our help," said Sgt. Eugene Reyes with the Dallas Police Department.

16-year-old Angie Jaramillo hasn't been seen since late January, when she asked her mother if she could sleep over at a friend's house. The front porch is about as far as Stephanie Reyes, Angie's mother, gets these days.

"I'm afraid to leave the house because I think that when I leave, I'm going to miss her," she said.

Reyes bought advertisements in area newspapers after authorities listed the Molina High School student's disappearance as a runaway.

"I can't believe that it took this long for someone to understand that she's not just a runaway," Stephanie Reyes said.

But Dallas police maintain that homicide is only helping out, not because they have evidence proving that Angie was killed. Stephanie Reyes refuses to believe that her oldest daughter is anything but alive.

"I have to keep myself together for my kids. Cooking, cleaning; I don't want to do none of it no more," Stephanie Reyes said. "She's my baby, she's my first born."

Dallas Police said Jaramillo has not used her phone or accessed her bank account since her disappearance. The department is offering a $5,000 reward for anyone with information that leads to an arrest and indictment in this case.

http://www.myfoxdfw.com/dpp/news/032510-police-fear-for-missing-teen%E2%80%99s-safety
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March 26, 2010

Police Fear for Missing Teen’s Safety
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Angela Jaramillo
DALLAS - Homicide detectives are asking for the public’s help in finding a 16-year-old girl who has not been seen or heard from since Jan. 24.

According to police in Dallas, Angela Jaramillo’s family reported her missing after she left home to attend a party and sleep at a friend’s house.

She never returned home and has not used her cell phone since then. Family and friends said it is not normal for her and they believe she may be in danger.

Police have not been able to identify the friend she allegedly stayed with.

Anyone with information about the case is encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at 1-877-373-TIPS. Anonymous tips are welcome.

There is also a reward available for information that either leads to Jaramillo’s safe return or the arrest and indictment of any suspects.
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http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Missing-Molina-High-School-Volleyball-Player-89178822.html
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Dallas teen still missing after two months
March 25, 2010
DALLAS — Angela Jaramillo was at a friend's house on January 24 when she texted her mother and asked if she could spend the night at another friend's house.

The 16-year-old's mother, Stephanie Reyes, gave the OK.

"The next morning, I texted her about 9:30 and asked her what time she was coming home, and she never answered me," Reyes said.

Concerned about her daughter's safety, Reyes called Dallas police and reported Angela missing. She said the young Molina High School volleyball player doesn't have a history of problems.

"I feel that maybe somebody did something to her, because she wasn't smart about being on the streets," Reyes said.

Police assigned the case this week to the homicide special investigative unit. That is reserved for cases when police are concerned or have evidence that the missing person has been harmed.

"Being out of character for her, we believe there might be more to her just running away or staying hidden," said police spokesman Sgt. Gene Reyes.

Police have asked Angela's mother for her clothing to obtain DNA samples. Her mother said police have recovered the girl's cell phone, which was found in a nearby park.

Police said they also have other evidence leading them to believe Angela may be injured.

Stephanie Reyes said waiting for word from her daughter has been agonizing. "It's like somebody is torturing me every five minutes," she said. "I'm trying really hard to keep going every day. I want my baby back."

Dallas police said they have now exhausted all leads, they hope someone comes forward with information. There is a $5,000 reward.

E-mail rlopez@wfaa.com

Wow muffy this does not sound good at all.  ::MonkeyShocked::

Snipped from the above article.....

Stephanie Reyes said waiting for word from her daughter has been agonizing. "It's like somebody is torturing me every five minutes," she said. "I'm trying really hard to keep going every day. I want my baby back."

Ugh my heart is so sad for this mother. I cannot begin to imagine not knowing where your child is. I don't think it matters if they are 2 mo or 102, I think as a parent you worry.

No, I'm afraid it doesn't sound good at all Tracygirl.  I was posting a couple of the articles I could find, since each one had a snippet of information another didn't have, and then I found the one that stated:

"Police have asked Angela's mother for her clothing to obtain DNA samples. Her mother said police have recovered the girl's cell phone, which was found in a nearby park.

Police said they also have other evidence leading them to believe Angela may be injured."  ::MonkeyNoNo::

Did they even do a small search for the girl when the mom called? My goodness, LE needs to change how they look for teens. Not all of them run away from home.

I don't know if and when searches were done.  But I did see this:
http://cbs11tv.com/local/Homicide.Investigating.Missing.2.1590830.html
<snip>
"Reyes bought advertisements in area newspapers after authorities listed the Molina High School student's disappearance as a runaway.

"I can't believe that it took this long for someone to understand that she's not just a runaway," Stephanie Reyes said."<snip>

Sure looks like her.
Last Login: 1/24/2010
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Now.....she left>>>>
On Saturday, Jan. 23, the girl told her mother that she was going to a party at a boy’s house. “She left about 11:30 p.m.,”  said her mother, Stephanie Reyes, who is no relation to the police sergeant. “I was babysitting that night, and when she walked out the door, I didn’t see who she left with.”

Her last login was on 1/24 SUN. She had to have logged on from someone elses computer.

I checked the Texas Department of Public Safety Missing Persons Bulletin today 3/27  and it shows Angela Jaramillo as missing
Case #R1003004
Case Type:  Runaway - Endangered

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpch.htm#

OT
(I also see Gabriel Johnson listed as "Involuntary - Family Abduction" )

717 missing persons listed... ::MonkeyNoNo::

It could have been she checked on line from her cell phone after midnight.

I had wondered if she left alone on foot to go to her friends home, but then I would think the friend would try to find her if she didn't show up? So if she was really going to spend the night with a friend, either this friend was waiting for her and just assumed she changed her mind or was with her. Who was the friend? Had to be someone mom knew because the mom said yes?
I remember being a teen and I remember wanting to stay out all night, my friend would tell her mom she was at my house and I would tell my mom I was going to be at her home. Of course we were up to no good and usually involved boys. (sorry fellow monkeys I was a wild teen, lol)
I really think the kids that were there that night know what happened and/or who she left with, if she did leave. Her phone was at the park, I bet that park is known to have local teens hang out. Or if that park was on the way to her other friends home, she could have been jumped.
You know I have spent what, maybe an hour at most thinking about this case, I don't know all of the facts but the ones released so far points to LE's dropping the ball once again and just assuming things rather then relying on facts. This needs to change. When a teen goes missing it shouldn't be so quickly assumed they ran away.

This is what the last login date looks like to me.  It must reflect the time from my computer.

(http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o100/klaasen3/Sub8/login.jpg)

ok...that is strange...mine says 24

 :2thinky: :smt102

time zone? 

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20001343-504083.html
Missing Teen: Angela Jaramillo's Disappearance Being Investigated by Dallas Homicide
March 29, 2010

DALLAS (CBS) Two months ago 16-year-old Angela Jaramillo went out to attend a party. She never came back. Family members say it is unlike her to run away, and police now suspect foul play.

On Jan. 23 Jaramillo was out at a party and called her mother, Stephanie Reyes, to see if she could spend the night at a friend's. Her mother said yes, and that was the last time she spoke to her daughter.

After trying to get a hold of her daughter the next day, Reyes called the police when she discovered Jaramillo never showed up at the friend's house she was supposed to sleep at.

CBS affiliate KTVT reported that police have asked its homicide division to help investigate the case. Reyes said, "I can't believe that it took this long for someone to understand that she's not just a runaway."

Reyes told CBS News' Crimesider that her daughter has never run away before, is very involved in school and enjoys spending time at home.

Jaramillo, whose nickname is Angie, is about 5 foot 8, 190 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. She has her ears and tongue pierced.

Schepps Dairy is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to the safe return of Jaramillo. Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 877-373-8477, or Detective E.A. Ibarra at 214-671-3646.

http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Dallas-police-seek-witness-in-missing-teen-case-89564822.html

Dallas police seek witness in missing teen case
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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Dallas police say this surveillance photo shows a woman in the pink outfit, left, who may have information about Angela Jaramillo.

DALLAS — Police need your help identifying a witness who could help in the case of a missing 16-year-old girl.

Police want to talk to the female wearing the pink outfit in a surveillance video. While the person is not a suspect in her disappearance, police said she has reportedly seen Angela Jaramillo recently.

Angela has been missing since January 24. Schepps Dairy is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to her safe return.

If you can help, please call Dallas police at 214-671-3646 or Crime Stoppers toll-free at 877-373-8477

http://cbs11tv.com/local/Missing.Dallas.Teenager.2.1601928.html
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Woman May Help Find Missing Dallas Teen
Wednesday, March 31, 2020


A new clue could help police locate 16-year-old Angie Jaramillo, a Dallas teenager who has been missing for more than two months. A woman seen in a surveillance video might have information related to the case, and police are asking for the public's help in pursuing this new lead.

In late January, Jaramillo asked her mother for permission to sleep over at a friend's house. She has not been seen since. Police are not sure if she has been abducted, but foul play is suspected. Jaramillo has not used her cell phone or accessed her bank account since the day she disappeared.

Police believe that someone knows what happened to Jaramillo, which is why they desperately want to locate the woman seen in a surveillance video. She has not been identified as a suspect in the case, but authorities do think that she might be able to assist them in locating the missing teen.

Meanwhile, Jaramillo's friends and family members gathered in front of her Oak Cliff home on Tuesday night for a vigil, to pray for the girl's safe return. "She was fixing her hair and she was going to take some pictures, and I told her bye," said Alexandra Vasques, the teen's best friend and one of the last people to see Jaramillo before she disappeared.

"It makes me feel good that everybody cares," said Stephanie Reyes, the missing girl's mother, "and they show to pray and wish my daughter to come home."

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Jaramillo or the woman seen in the surveillance video is urged to contact the Dallas Police Department. A $5,000 reward has been offered to anyone who can provide information that leads to an arrest and indictment in this case.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/stories/033110dnmetmissing.1ff9e5289.html
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Dallas police release video showing witness in case of missing girl
Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Dallas police are asking for help identifying a woman they say may know the whereabouts of a Dallas teen who has been missing for two months.
The video shows the woman, dressed in pink, at the Little Caesars pizzeria at South Westmoreland Road and Falls Drive on March 25. Another witness told police that the woman said she had recently seen 16-year-old Angela Jaramillo.

The woman is not considered a suspect, but police hope to question her.

The Molina High School student went missing Jan. 23 after leaving her home late that night to go to a party. She later sent a text message to her mother asking to spend the night at a friend’s house.

She has no history of running away from home, police said.

"We believe there might be more to this,” said Sgt. Eugene Reyes, whose Special Investigations Unit handles missing-persons cases generally when foul play is suspected. “It’s out of character for her to be gone."
Angela Jaramillo

Angela, who also goes by Angie, is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her ears and tongue are pierced.

Schepps Dairy is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to her safe retur. If it is determined that Angela is the victim of foul play, that same $5,000 will be available as a reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment of a suspect in the case.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 877-373-8477, or Detective E.A. Ibarra at 214-671-3646.

Snipped from a previous article posted:

Meanwhile, Jaramillo's friends and family members gathered in front of her Oak Cliff home on Tuesday night for a vigil, to pray for the girl's safe return. "She was fixing her hair and she was going to take some pictures, and I told her bye," said Alexandra Vasques, the teen's best friend and one of the last people to see Jaramillo before she disappeared.

She was going to take pictures? Wouldn't this be at 2AM?

Dallas police locate witness sought for questioning in case of missing girl

Mar. 31--Dallas police have found a potential witness shown in video circulated to help locate Dallas teen who has been missing for two months.

The video shows the woman, dressed in pink, at the Little Caesars pizzeria at South Westmoreland Road and Falls Drive on March 25. Another witness told police that the woman said she had recently seen 16-year-old Angela Jaramillo.

The woman is not considered a suspect, but police had hoped to question her. Police said today that the witness had been located, but they didn't identify her or say whether she was able to offer any leads in the case.

Angela, a Molina High School student, went missing Jan. 23 after leaving her home late that night to go to a party. She later sent a text message to her mother asking to spend the night at a friend's house.

She has no history of running away from home, police said.

"We believe there might be more to this," said Sgt. Eugene Reyes, whose Special Investigations Unit handles missing-persons cases generally when foul play is suspected. "It's out of character for her to be gone."

Angela, who also goes by Angie, is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Her ears and tongue are pierced.

Schepps Dairy is offering a reward of $5,000 for information leading to her safe retur. If it is determined that Angela is the victim of foul play, that same $5,000 will be available as a reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment of a suspect in the case.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 877-373-8477, or Detective E.A. Ibarra at 214-671-3646.

http://dailyme.com/story/2010033100004975/dallas-police-locate-witness-sought-questioning.html

Thank you Nut.  I hope Angela can be found soon. 

 May 13, 2010 10:28 pm US/Central

Missing Teen's Mom Searching For Daughter Herself ::MonkeyMad::

J.D. Miles
DALLAS (CBS 11 / TXA 21) ―

    KTVT / KTXA

A Dallas mother is taking on detective work because she says police aren't doing enough to find her missing daughter.

It's been four months since Angie Jaramillo vanished, and while homicide detectives have suggested she was murdered, the girl's mother now believes she's alive and being held against her will in an area known for drugs and prostitution.

"Still can't sleep at night, Mother's day was bad for me," says Stephanie Reyes, Angie's mother, "I think she's alive."

With stacks of flyers and her young children tagging along to carry them, Reyes is hitting the streets of her northwest Dallas neighborhood, where prostitution and drug use are not unusual.

It's also where Reyes says several people claim to have seen Angie, who disappeared in January after telling her mother she was going to spend the night at a friend's house.

Reyes says all of the sightings include a description of a much older man with the missing girl.  She's visiting those places herself because she's frustrated with police.

"They don't return my phone calls, they don't seem to care at all," says Reyes.

But police were concerned two months ago that Angie may have been murdered and had homicide detectives join the investigation.

Officers recently investigated a Dallas strip club where they had heard rumors the high school student was working.  That lead and others have led nowhere.

Still, Angie's mother believes the answer is here and that someone is controlling her daughter with drugs or threats of violence.

"If she was just tell me 'I'm ok, leave me alone' I would feel better, I would back off, but until then I'm not going to give up," says Reyes.

Dallas police say they are working hard on this case but will not say why they think Angie may have been murdered.

http://cbs11tv.com/local/angie.jaramillo.missing.2.1693590.html   (http://cbs11tv.com/local/angie.jaramillo.missing.2.1693590.html)

Facebook page for Angela:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/HELP-Find-Angela-Jaramillo/104687606237454   (http://www.facebook.com/pages/HELP-Find-Angela-Jaramillo/104687606237454)

http://www.helpfindmychild.net/angela-jaramillo   (http://www.helpfindmychild.net/angela-jaramillo)

Could this be Angela? On her missing person Facebook page she has braces on her teeth. Ali Lowitzer of Spring, TX has been ruled out with dental records. NUTT had posted a similar article on Ali's thread.

FBI to assist with investigation of remains

By Taylor Aswell | The Natchez Democrat

Published Thursday, October 14, 2010

Harrisonburg — Catahoula Parish deputies have enlisted the help of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate how the remains of a young female ended up in the woods north of Harrisonburg.

Catahoula Parish Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Ricky White said the FBI was called in Tuesday to help with the investigation.

“We are pulling together our resources and information and going from there,” he said.

The bones were found Friday by a hunter.

White said the agency has not gotten the results in from forensic tests, and he does not know when they will be ready.

“These are complex tests, and they take time to come in,” he said.

After a few days of investigation, forensic pathologists called in from Louisiana State University have made more discoveries regarding the remains.

Director of the LSU Forensic Anthropology and Computer Enhancement Services Laboratory Mary Manhein said she believes the girl to be between the ages of 12 to 16.

Manhein also said the remains have been in the woods anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

The remains of the girl indicate she was 5-feet-four-inches tall or shorter, Manhein said.

“Because her bones did not finish forming yet, it is hard to tell exactly,” she said.

Manhein said the teen had braces, but only on her top row of teeth.

“What is interesting is that she has no braces on the bottom,” she said. “She also had pink rubber bands connecting the braces in her mouth.”

Manhein said the victim’s skull had a unique characteristic that may help identify the remains.

“Up the upper right side of the top of her mouth, her canine has not erupted yet,” she said. “This girl would have had a gap in her smile on just that one side.”

The victim’s hair was also a very thick and full brown, Manhein said.

“It was medium length to long and it had a bit of a wave to it,” she said.

White said there is nothing to do now but continue on with the investigation.

“We are just going to continue to run down leads,” he said.

http://www.natchezdemocrat.com/news/2010/oct/14/fbi-assist-investigation-remains/  (http://www.natchezdemocrat.com/news/2010/oct/14/fbi-assist-investigation-remains/)

Angela is on the right, but I can not tell if the braces are on the bottom also.

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http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PubCaseSearchServlet?act=viewChildDetail&caseNum=1140148&orgPrefix=NCMC&seqNum=1&caseLang=en_US&searchLang=en_US

I'll have to say no way the girl found dead in Catahoula Parish, LA is Angela. None of her missing reports say she has braces on her teeth, upper only or otherwise. The height is way off too. Of course, that is often wrong. I just have to say no...not Angela. Distance doesn't usually matter to me, but 332 miles is a long way.....

Thanks Nutt :) ::MonkeyAngel::

It caught my attention because the body was found in the Northern part of our state and I-20 runs from Dallas in to Louisiana and Harrisonburg would be just south of I-20. The distance is quite far but along with 1-10, 1-49 it is a major route into Texas. I noticed too the website above doesn't mention Angela having braces but on the facebook page it says she did have braces.(?)(confusing)The dark medium to long hair also caught my attention too. Either way, it is so sad because the person found is someones loved one, someones child. I find it also so disheartening that so many missing kid cases in the Houston area are being treated like run aways. I really think more is going on like in Ali Lowitzers case.
 
Last night, I did send a personal message to Angela's Mom on facebook and she responded this morning that she had braces on top and bottom. The body found says braces only on top. She also said the detective will not call her back, she is not eating and is just devastated. LE thinks it is a runaway case, but Mom says there is no way. I can only imagine how helpless she feels.
Angela's mom hadn't seen the story about the body found here in Louisiana yet. I am going to invite her to come here to scared monkeys. Maybe some one here can help her get Angela's case back in the media.

I know  ::MonkeyNoNo::  What I said above is just my personal opinion. ANYTHING is possible, as we all have seen.

Just an update on the remains found in LA is that of Lexis Roberts, 12 years old from Nevada. Nutt updated on Ali Lowitzers thread also. ::MonkeyAngel:: ::MonkeyAngel::

http://www.klfy.com/Global/story.asp?S=13402335  (http://www.klfy.com/Global/story.asp?S=13402335)

I was looking for updates tonight regarding Angela and it appears (oddly....) that the facebook page set up for Angela, her personal myspace and the "find my child" site link have all been removed.????? I have not found any updates what so ever. I wonder if she may have made contact with family and is alive, perhaps ran away. Color me confused :smt102

I've seen similar things happen in some missing persons cases, particularly if they were minors. The websites and other sources of information went "poof" and  I have always wondered if perhaps they reconciled with their families.  In this case, Angela was 16 when she was reported missing and I wonder if she turned of legal age to leave home, which is 17 in Texas and once she did that she wouldn't have to go back home?  I hope wherever she is, she's safe.

http://chat.lawinfo.com/legal_age_move-t649/index.html?s=98718ff715c0b8f7e8c7c549c7f09152&amp;
Old 02-13-2003, 08:20 AM
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In Texas a child can move out at age 17 and the police will not force the child to come home. However based on my experience in family law and my observations I would not recommend it except in the case of abuse. Don't quit. Never quit. Don't run away from your problems. Once you start running you never stop. I have seen young people move from house to house to house. Generally no one will love you as much as a parent. There are going to rules no matter WHOSE home you live in. There are rules when you get to be an adult. Staying in your home and WORKING on your problems isn't fun or glamorous or whatever but guess what NOTHING WORTH HAVING EVER IS! You will build the skills you need to get along later with your wife or husband (and your future children) if you stay. I wouldn't have taken my valuable time to write this if it were not true. Rita M. Boyd Attorney at Law
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Thanks Muffy for the information ::MonkeyAngel::

Cartfly -  I thought about this case last night and came in this morning and put Angela's Case #  into the Texas Dept. of Public Safety's Missing Person's, because she was listed there previously and I had posted the info in March last year. Angela is still shown as Missing and as Runaway Endangered. If you go to the home page and scroll a few pages, she's still listed.   I don't know why some of the social networking sites and etc. were taken down.  I'll see if I can find out more as I get some time.

Link to my post in March of last year:
http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=7481.msg1101398#msg1101398-

Link to Texas DPS Missing Person's Bulletin for Angela Jaramillo, Case # R1003004
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpch.htm

Details
RUNAWAY -ENDANGERED
Name: Angela Jaramillo
AKA: Angie
Case Number: R1003004
Race:Hispanic  Sex: Female
DOB:10/24/1993  Age Missing: 16
Height: 5 ft. 07 in.  Weight: 180 lb.
Hair Color: Black  Eye Color: Brown
Last Seen: 1/23/2010
Area Last Seen: Dallas (Dallas County)
Miscellaneous Notes: Angela has a nickname of "Angie".  She has braces on her teeth, her tongue and ears are double pierced and she has scars on both knees.  The front of her hair has two sections that are dyed blonde and she was last seen wearing blue jeans, and a Hollister brand grey sweater hoodie.  Angie is possibly still in the Dallas area. 

Thanks Muffy for looking into that. I am glad to see she is still listed somewhere. I believe Angela's Mom had set up the FB missing page but I could have that wrong and someone else had set it up and stopped maintaining it. I thought at least the FB page would have still been there. Regardless, I hope she is alive safe somewhere and reaches out to her family to at least give them that peace of mind of knowing that she is okay. Again, thanks for looking into that further.

I checked online at http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpch.htm, and Angela "Angie" Jamillo is still shown as missing.  No new information.
I hope wherever she may be that she's safe. 

This is now a "suspended page".

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/j/jaramillo_angela.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng4GxCPa6No  ???? No report of her being found dead.

still listed  http://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMC/1140148/1

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/j/jaramillo_angela.html

Thank you for looking into the status of Angela's case, Nut. 

 ::rhino::