On August 30, 2010, a female body was discovered in Charleston, West Virginia, initiating a case that remains unresolved. The deceased was identified as Angela L. Fowler, although her remains remain unclaimed. Despite efforts by local authorities, Angela's case has yet to reach a resolution, adding her name to the list of unclaimed individuals whose lives and identities linger in files and reports.
The West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, located at 619 Virginia Street West, Charleston, West Virginia, spearheads the investigation under the agency case number 10-3130. Angela's case is referenced with the Namus ID UCP92017, and an autopsy was conducted under the OCME autopsy case number 10-3130. This thorough medical examination was part of the standard procedure to uncover the cause of death and gather evidence that might lead to contact with any next of kin. Despite these efforts and the resources available, no family members or friends have come forward to claim Angela’s remains.
The investigation is handled by a team of dedicated professionals who continue to search for answers. For Angela’s case, concerned parties or individuals who may have relevant information are encouraged to contact the West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. The agency can be reached at their contact number, 3045586920, or through their website at https://dhhr.wv.gov/ocme/Pages/Welcome.aspx. This ongoing case represents a poignant chapter in the agency's efforts to ensure that even in death, individuals are afforded the dignity of closure and identity recognition.
Date Found: 08/30/2010
