The Texas mom of four who was reported missing last week has been discovered dead in the trunk of her own car, according to tragic reports.
The New York Post say that Angela Mitchell’s body was found on Wednesday after cops received calls regarding a foul smelling odor coming from the back of a vehicle in Texas City, Texas.
As yet, authorities have not said how Angela died, nor if they are looking for a suspect in her death.
WHO KILLED ANGELA MITCHELL? The body of the 24-year-old mother of four was found in the trunk of her car yesterday in Texas City. She had been reported missing to police after family says she didn’t return home to Dickinson on May 5. https://t.co/H84jirbqIG pic.twitter.com/nw77qItBm1
— Mycah Hatfield (@MycahABC13) May 12, 2022
The 24-year-old was reported missing by family and friends on May 6, having failed to return to her Dickinson, Texas home the night before.
Her location was eventually tracked by loved ones to Texas City, who alerted police after coming across her white Honda sedan.
“I met police officers at her vehicle here in Texas City after filing a missing person report and I begged them,” Angela’s mom, Georgia Mitchell, said.
“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.”
It wasn’t until someone in the local community called 911 with a tip about a foul odor coming from the car, that authorities decided to act. They conducted a search of the vehicle and found Angela’s decomposing body in the trunk.
According to ABC, residents who live in the area where her body was discovered said that they had noticed Angela’s car parked in the community for days.
Missing Texas mom Angela Mitchell found dead in trunk of her own car https://t.co/vwzNYyPZhK pic.twitter.com/H3etfaL1gX
— New York Post (@nypost) May 12, 2022
“To be honest, that’s nothing new in this town. You come across that situation every couple of months, or so. That’s just Texas City for you,” resident David Welch Jr. said.
Angela’s mother added: “She didn’t deserve to die.
“She didn’t deserve for someone to take her life. She’s not a bad person.”
Mitchell was a mother to four children: a 9-year-old girl, 7-year-old boy, 3-year-old girl and 7-month-old son.
The police department announced on Thursday that a reward of $5,000 is up for grabs for information leading to an arrest or charges filed in Angela Mitchell’s death.
Such a sad tale. Rest in peace, Angela. Our thoughts and prayers are with her grieving family at this difficult time.
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