Young woman joked about going missing in text 10 years later, her mom wont rest until she finds her killer
As an Indiana mother continues to search for answers in her daughter’s unsolved murder, she says it has been years without answers from Indianapolis prosecutors.For Angie Barlow’s mother, Christina Kramer, the 10-year mark of her daughter’s disappearance brings questions about both her death and the status of the ongoing investigation.Angie Barlow, 23, disappeared on Oct.26, 2016, after texting her roommate the address of a private dancing gig at the Landmark Apartment and Townhomes in Indianapolis.“About to work this private party in case I go missing LOL,” the text message read, Kramer told Fox News Digital.Nearly eight months later, searchers found Barlow’s remains in a backyard of a residence off Harcourt in Indianapolis, WISH-TV reported.
Kramer said her daughter had been fatally shot.Kramer added that she is desperate for answers after a special prosecutor assigned to the case left the office.She estimated it had been around two years since she has heard from the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office.“I had been sending a bunch of emails for I don’t even know how long to absolutely nobody,” Kramer told Fox News Digital, adding that she no longer has a point of contact with the prosecutor’s office.Kramer said she has also tried repeatedly to reach Marion County Prosecuting Attorney Ryan Mears but has not received a response.The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office did not respond to multiple requests for comment from Fox News Digital.Kramer said surveillance footage from the apartment complex showed two vehicles leaving at around 3:30 a.m.
on Oct.27, 2016.
She identified one vehicle as Barlow’s blue Pontiac G6.A black sedan followed closely behind, believed to have belonged to a female acquaintance who worked with Barlow at Club Rio in Indianapolis, Kramer said.The footage did not allow investigators to identify the drivers or occupants because of the vehicles’ tinted windows, WISH-TV reported.Kramer said days went by without answers.
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