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Aug 20, 2010
Jan 12, 2024
Angela
Holsinger
56
30
64 inches
66 inches
110 lbs
120 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the early summer of 1998, a thirty-year-old woman named Angela Holsinger vanished from her life in Portsmouth, Ohio, leaving behind a void filled with unanswered questions and a family's enduring grief. She was last seen at her home, located in the vicinity of the 1200 block of 9th Street. On that day, Angela reportedly left her residence accompanied by a male acquaintance. This individual would later be identified by authorities as the primary suspect in her disappearance. Since that day, Angela has not been seen or heard from again, and her case has grown cold over the decades, a painful testament to the uncertainty that has plagued her loved ones. Angela was a woman with distinct features that her family hoped would lead to her discovery. Standing between five feet four and five feet six inches tall and weighing around 110 to 120 pounds, she had shoulder-length brown hair and hazel eyes. Her appearance was marked by a noticeable overbite and pierced ears. She had several scars, one near her left elbow and another on her back at the base of her spine. A tattoo of the name "Rob" was inscribed on her left shoulder. Over the years, she had been known by several different names, including Angela Kay Neuman, Angela Smith, and Gale Casey, among others. These details paint a picture of the woman whose sudden absence left a permanent scar on the lives of those who knew her. The investigation into Angela's disappearance has been fraught with difficulty and sorrow, compounded by a previous family tragedy. Just three years prior, in July of 1995, Angela’s sister, Tina Holsinger, was murdered. While investigators have not publicly drawn a definitive link between the two cases, the shadow of Tina's unsolved homicide looms over Angela's vanishing. Foul play is suspected in Angela's case, and it is presumed she met with a tragic end. The man she was last seen with remains a person of interest, but without Angela's whereabouts being known, the case remains unresolved. The overview of this case is one of profound loss and lingering mystery, a story of a young woman who disappeared from her home with a male acquaintance, leaving her family to grapple with the pain of not knowing what happened to her while also bearing the weight of her sister's murder years earlier.
Jun 02, 1998
Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
30818
Portsmouth Police Department
Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
45662
M. Hamilton
Lt.
728 2nd Street, Ohio
7403534101
Local
Law Enforcement
98-2404
Portsmouth Police Department
Brown
Hazel
Hazel
05/30/2026
