UNSOLVED DISAPPEARANCE: ANGELA FREEMAN

When a young Mississippi mom-to-be goes missing, evidence discovered by a remote, abandoned bridge suggests she was murdered. A killer remains at large—and potentially still within the community—in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Sources used to research this episode:

Telling Lives Podcast (Elizabeth Christian)

The Hattiesburg American, Thursday, May 4th, 2000 Ed., Page 6 (The Hattiesburg American via newspapers.com)

Mother, Brother Looking for Answers 25 Years After Pregnant Mississippi Teen Disappears (Juliet Muir / NBC News)

29 Years Later, and the Angela Freeman Case Remains Open (Will Polston / WDAM News)

Missing: Angela Freeman Last Seen in Petal 28 Years Ago (WJTV News)

Petal Ranked “Safest City in Mississippi” (Eddie Robertson / WDAM News)

America Has the Highest Maternal Mortality Rate Among Developed Nations (Asima Ahmad / Fortune)

Homicide a Leading Cause of Death for US Pregnant Women (Rebecca B Lawn and Karestan C Koenan / BMJ, October 19th, 2022 ed.)

David Moody v. State of Mississippi (State of Mississippi via Justia.com)

25 Years of Waiting: ‘We Will Never Stop our Search for Angela’ (Lici Beveridge / Hattiesburg American)

If you have any information on the disappearance of Angela Freeman, please call the Petal Police Department at 601-544-5331, or the Perry County Sheriff’s Office at 601-964-8461.

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