On November 18, 1993 Angie was abducted after being dropped off at her bus stop that was nine houses down from her own. St. Ann Police, along with the FBI, Major Case Squad and countless volunteers searched for Angie. Sadly, on November 27, just nine days after she was abducted, deer hunters found her partially nude body duct taped to a tree. She had been raped and left to die a slow death from exposure.
As of today, Angie's death is still unsolved.
If you have any information that may lead to the identity of Angie Housman Bone's murderer, please call St. Ann Police (314) 428-6868!
Also please visit The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at www.missingkids.com to see if you may have any information on missing children or other unsolved cases.∼AKA: Angie Housman
On Nov. 18, 1993, Angie Housman, 9, stepped off a school bus and began her short walk home but never made it. At some point between the bus stop and her home, she was abducted.
On Nov. 27 her body was found tied to a tree in the Busch Wildlife area of St. Charles County.
Her murder is the longest-standing unsolved case in St. Louis’ Major Crimes history.∼9 year old
She vanished on a stroll between the bus stop and home. Her body was found 9 days later in a wooden section of the August A. Bush Wildlife Area. She was found nude.
Unsolved case
As of today, Angie's death is still unsolved.
If you have any information that may lead to the identity of Angie Housman Bone's murderer, please call St. Ann Police (314) 428-6868!
Also please visit The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at www.missingkids.com to see if you may have any information on missing children or other unsolved cases.∼AKA: Angie Housman
On Nov. 18, 1993, Angie Housman, 9, stepped off a school bus and began her short walk home but never made it. At some point between the bus stop and her home, she was abducted.
On Nov. 27 her body was found tied to a tree in the Busch Wildlife area of St. Charles County.
Her murder is the longest-standing unsolved case in St. Louis’ Major Crimes history.∼9 year old
She vanished on a stroll between the bus stop and home. Her body was found 9 days later in a wooden section of the August A. Bush Wildlife Area. She was found nude.
Unsolved case
On November 18, 1993 Angie was abducted after being dropped off at her bus stop that was nine houses down from her own. St. Ann Police, along with the FBI, Major Case Squad and countless volunteers searched for Angie. Sadly, on November 27, just nine days after she was abducted, deer hunters found her partially nude body duct taped to a tree. She had been raped and left to die a slow death from exposure.
As of today, Angie's death is still unsolved.
If you have any information that may lead to the identity of Angie Housman Bone's murderer, please call St. Ann Police (314) 428-6868!
Also please visit The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at www.missingkids.com to see if you may have any information on missing children or other unsolved cases.∼AKA: Angie Housman
On Nov. 18, 1993, Angie Housman, 9, stepped off a school bus and began her short walk home but never made it. At some point between the bus stop and her home, she was abducted.
On Nov. 27 her body was found tied to a tree in the Busch Wildlife area of St. Charles County.
Her murder is the longest-standing unsolved case in St. Louis’ Major Crimes history.∼9 year old
She vanished on a stroll between the bus stop and home. Her body was found 9 days later in a wooden section of the August A. Bush Wildlife Area. She was found nude.
Unsolved case
As of today, Angie's death is still unsolved.
If you have any information that may lead to the identity of Angie Housman Bone's murderer, please call St. Ann Police (314) 428-6868!
Also please visit The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at www.missingkids.com to see if you may have any information on missing children or other unsolved cases.∼AKA: Angie Housman
On Nov. 18, 1993, Angie Housman, 9, stepped off a school bus and began her short walk home but never made it. At some point between the bus stop and her home, she was abducted.
On Nov. 27 her body was found tied to a tree in the Busch Wildlife area of St. Charles County.
Her murder is the longest-standing unsolved case in St. Louis’ Major Crimes history.∼9 year old
She vanished on a stroll between the bus stop and home. Her body was found 9 days later in a wooden section of the August A. Bush Wildlife Area. She was found nude.
Unsolved case
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