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Sudden i look up and as you re sitting there, there was angie. and then i thought, it s time. and i called the police. and said? i wanted to know about the angie samota case, who was working on it, if they were working on it, and if they weren t, would they reopen it. and at that point told me nobody in 20 years had called, not one single phone call. that prompted sheila to take a big step. she decided to get a private investigator s license, to see if she could learn enough about crime and criminals to actually help solve angie s murder. at the very least, she wanted dallas police to take her seriously. she earned her license in 2006. and called the police again. i said, i m a private investigator. you need to send me all of the information on angela samota s case, and i need to talk to the detective ....
And then i thought, it s time. and i called the police. and said? i wanted to know about the angie samota case, who was working on it, if they were working on it, and if they weren t, would they reopen it. and at that point told me nobody in 20 years had called, not one single phone call. that prompted sheila to take a big step. she decided to get a private investigator s license, to see if she could learn enough about crime and criminals to actually help solve angie s murder. at the very at least, she wanted dallas police to take her seriously. she earned her license in 2006. and called the police again. i said, i m a private investigator. you need to send me all of the information on angela samota s case, and i need to talk to the detective and i need you to tell me, you ....
Wysocki, the frightened coed turned mom, turned private i, the pieces were about to finally fall into place. you still focused on the theory that russell buchanan did it and got away with murder? absolutely. found out that he was still in dallas, he was a professional. i kept thinking why is this man having a good life after he murdered angie? russell was going to go to jail. well, just a minute. sheila s persistence breathed new life into a case that sat cold for nearly 24 years. now, the investigation was about to take a stunning turn. coming up the detective said we ve got him. my mind immediately went to russell. who else could have done it? good question. but the last thing she was prepared for was the answer. when dateline continues. ....
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Crucial clue pointed to one man, but in this case, nothing was as it seemed. it would take decades, and a tenacious friend who uncover the truth. here s josh mankiewicz with in the middle of the night. it was a saturday morning in 1948 when sheila wysocki s phone rang. it was a girlfriend, and she said there s been an accident. an accident involving sheila s good friend, freshman roommate and fellow student at southern methodist university, angie samota. i initially thought that angie had been in a car accident. and of course, i went through the, is she in the hospital, where is she? and i wasn t getting any information from her. and my girlfriend was crying. that s because it wasn t an accident. that same morning, angie s sorority sister, evelyn, was given the news straight out ....