Angela Toler
- Year
- 1992
- Where
- North Carolina
- Source
- Wikipedia
- Evidence
- 1
Angela "Angie" Faye Toler was a formerly unidentified decedent who disappeared in Richmond, Virginia, in November 1992, and who was unidentified for 20 years. After moving from Princeton, North Carolina, to Richmond with her boyfriend, Toler fell out of communication with her family. Toler's boyfriend soon moved back to Princeton alone, but Toler was not with him, and friends and family of Toler never heard from her…
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