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Forum Posts for Angela Lynne McConnell:
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I was in an intimate relationship with the roommate of Michael Thomas Bingham Jr's father who gave me details of the murder (body parts severed). I hope I am not being inappropriate but it seems some things were not being investigated properly. And the red herring being the homeless camp. I have done some research and found the Michael Bingham Sr. was the first one that found them at a reported "homeless camp," at 500 Black Canyon Rd. Further investigation shows Michael Bingham Sr. Owens property at 495 Black Canyon Rd.( https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/495-Black-Canyon-Rd-Shasta-Lake-CA-96019/249088162_zpid/) This does not look like a homeless encampment to me. In addition, to body parts being cut off Michael Bingham Sr. is known as the Piano man because he had a business called Michael's Pianos where he fixed pianos having access to piano wire. In addition it was reported by (https://uncovered.com/cases/angela-mcconnell)" the circumstances that Michael’s father found them under was a bit odd. An incident was shared with Angela’s family; a week before the murders, there was an altercation between Michael Jr. and his father Michael Sr. who then had been said to pull a gun on them. "

I have stayed back from reporting because I am afraid of Shasta County Sherriff hurting me as well as the roommate of Michael Thomas Bingham Sr. and Michael Thomas Bingham Sr. himself. It is a small community in which we live in and Brian Jackson was also the investigator of Michael Thomas Bingham Seniors roommates shooting incident, (https://www.redding.com/story/news/crime/2018/10/11/so-man-shot-critical-condition-after-he-pepper-sprayed-another/1611617002/).

This is an understandable fear. I wonder who you could reach out to that you would feel safe? It is so hard when there is evidence of an unsafe situation to say anything. I hope you find the right way to navigate this that brings justice and safety.
It's really tough to read about Angela McConnell and Michael Bingham Jr.'s case even after all these years. I can’t help but think about the transient camp where they were found. It's unsettling to imagine such awful things happening in places where people already live with so much uncertainty and hardship. Being in that environment adds another layer to the tragedy—it seems like a place where people go to escape danger ended up being the scene of something so horrific.
I came across some discussions about how transient camps can sometimes become overlooked when it comes to safety and protection. It makes me worry about how many unsolved cases might be linked to similar environments. Angela and Michael deserve justice, and I really hope anyone with even the smallest piece of information will come forward. It’s poignant to see the community rally for justice, and there's something powerful about Angela's story serving as a catalyst for broader awareness in the MMIWG movement. Sending all my thoughts to their families and friends.
Hey everyone,
I recently read about the devastating loss of Angela Lynne McConnell and Michael Thomas Bingham Jr., and it's been weighing on my mind. I wanted to take a moment to commend the community and especially Angela’s mother, Tammy Carpenter, for their relentless advocacy and efforts to keep this case in the public eye. It's cases like these that often get overlooked, but the persistence shown by those who cared about Angela is truly inspiring.
I saw a picture of the billboard near the crime scene—seeing Angela's smiling face up there alongside that reward offer gives me hope that someone, someday, will come forward with the information needed to solve this case. It's infuriating that the investigation has hit so many roadblocks, but the work being done to bring justice for Angela and Michael is remarkable.
If there's anything these forums have taught me, it's the power of collective awareness and support. Let’s continue to shed light on these injustices and amplify the voices demanding answers. To anyone reading this who might have information, now is the time to step up. You could be a part of the solution this family and community so desperately need.
Sending strength to the families and hoping for justice soon.
I came across this case recently, and it truly moved me. I was reading about Angela Lynne McConnell and her connection to the Hoopa Valley Tribe, and it broke my heart to learn about the challenges Indigenous communities face with cases like hers. It’s troubling to think about how the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls movement is still striving for the awareness it deserves.
What hit me the hardest was how Angela had aspirations to make a difference, wanting to become a nurse and journalist. It’s inspiring, yet devastating that her voice was silenced too soon. I can't even begin to imagine what her family is going through, especially her mom, Tammy Carpenter, who’s become such a strong advocate for her daughter and the cause. The billboard near the site is both a poignant reminder of Angela and a call for justice, showing the family's relentless effort to ensure her story isn't just another statistic.
I really hope someone comes forward with information soon. It's essential for Angela and Michael, and for all the other families affected by similar tragedies. Keeping this case in the public eye is crucial, and it’s up to all of us to support that mission any way we can.