Missing Texas woman found dead in trunk of her own car

A Texas woman who had been lacking for days was found dead in the trunk of her own car, in accordance with police.

The physique of Angela Mitchell, 24, was found Wednesday in Texas City after native residents reported to police a foul odor coming from the trunk of a white Honda that had been parked on a street for days, in accordance with KTRK-TV Houston.

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Nearby residents stated the car had been parked in the identical location since Mother’s Day.

Mitchell’s household and buddies reported her lacking on May 6 after she didn’t return to her residence in Dickinson the evening earlier than.

“It had become 24 hours since my last contact with her,” Mitchell’s mom instructed KTRK. “When I tried to find out why she didn’t respond to me, it went straight to voicemail and I couldn’t track her on the locator on our phones anymore. I started getting sick to my stomach.”

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The physique of Angela Mitchell, 24, was found Wednesday in Texas City after native residents reported to police a foul odor coming from the trunk of a white Honda that had been parked on a street for days
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Family and buddies had tracked Mitchell’s location to Texas City, the place they found her car however have been unable to search out the younger woman.

“I met police officers at her vehicle here in Texas City after filing a missing person report and I begged them,” Mitchell’s mom stated. “I begged them to please search my daughter’s car. ‘Please search my daughter’s car. Please investigate this’. I begged. I begged the police officers, and they just dismissed me.”

Mitchell’s family members have accused the police of not instantly taking the investigation significantly.

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Police haven’t disclosed Mitchell’s trigger of demise, or if they’re on the lookout for a suspect in reference to her demise. The police introduced Thursday a reward of as much as $5,000 for information resulting in an arrest or expenses filed in Mitchell’s demise.

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She leaves behind 4 kids: a 9-year-old lady, 7-year-old boy, 3-year-old lady and 7-month-old boy.