A woman is found deceased by a walker On May 30, 1993, the body of 21-year-old Caucasian female Angela Ann Blouin was discovered on the side of Crawford Road in Derby, Vermont. Evidence found at the scene indicated that a struggle had occurred, and authorities quickly determined her death to be a homicide. The case has remained unsolved for over three decades, leaving a lasting impact on her family and the small northern Vermont community.
Angela, who was a triplet with a sister named April and a brother named Arthur, was
described by a friend as a vibrant and spirited individual. In the years following her death, the investigation has continued, with Vermont State Police periodically renewing their requests for public assistance. Despite their ongoing efforts and reviews of the case, no arrests have ever been made, and no specific suspects have been publicly identified.
The passage of time has not diminished the resolve of law enforcement to bring closure to Angela's family. Investigators continue to express their commitment to solving the crime, hoping that new technologies or a crucial tip from the public will finally shed light on what happened to Angela Ann Blouin on that spring day. The case remains an open and active investigation, a persistent reminder of a life cut short and a mystery yet to be solved.
