Who Killed Angel Adams?

Hello.

Yeah this is him.

Yeah, I knew Angel.

She had a given talent to be able to change her appearance.

There were a lot of details

that were never released to the public.

I don't know that I'm at liberty to release some of this

stuff now actually.

I very well remember that night.

Um, you know, when you're in law enforcement, you always

have that 1 or 2 cases that

haunt you, and this is one of them.

You know, the police arrived on

scene that night around 11:15, 11:30.

And, uh, you know, they were finding bodies up until the

late afternoon the next day.

The murder scene was horrific.

See, what unfolded Monday

morning was heartbreaking to see.

An autopsy is pending, but police say an edged weapon like

a knife was used in what they call a targeted attack.

I want to take the time to thank you guys for actually

investigating this further, because this is probably

Arizona's biggest unsolved

murder mystery in the state's history.

You know, I personally knew her for a while.

This case is wild, without a doubt.

I mean, prostitution, alcohol, drugs and a murder scene,

that it just doesn't make sense.

Of course naturally. I said, where are you

and what's going on?

You know, he's supposed to be off duty on his way home.

And then he just said that he needed technicians.

He needed other detectives.

He needed paramedics.

You know, the police arrived on

scene that night around 11:15, 11:30.

And, uh, you know, they were finding bodies up until the

late afternoon the next day.

The murder scene was horrific.

And I don't understand how they say one person committed all

these crimes, and she doesn't weigh 135 pounds wet.

You know, I actually knew her.

And I just can't see how somebody, one person can murder

all those people

by herself.

You know, the police department, I mean, they really

dropped the ball on this one.

None of the evidence pointed to her, but she was still charged.

The state's case is set to resume on Tuesday.

What if she really didn't do it?

That means there's someone out there still, and we still have

no idea who did it.

We, you know, honestly, we

still don't really know what happened.

It's possible that it could have been somebody else there

to help.

But the Da never found an accomplice.

And he had just finished up another crime scene and he was

on his way home.

I don't know what made him go, the direction he went.

I have no idea.

All I know is he got on the radio and started saying he

needed back up.

She was a good person.

She just, you know, got caught up in the wrong situation, just

out of thin air.

She decided to kill everybody.

It makes no sense.

And this is why this case is still an open investigation.

The Angel Adams case shocked

the country as the facts became known.

The story dominated the headlines.

I'm really fascinated with the Angel Adams case.

And people flocked to social media

to express their views about Adams personal demons and

ethical quandaries.

Angel Adams I know that's everything everyone can talk

about, but I'm sorry she did this.

She came into Walmart on the north side.

She was really hot.

Miss Adams is my favorite teacher.

I don't believe she could do a horrible thing like that.

A community remains haunted by the unsolved murders

surrounding Angel Adams.

Man they accused my girl,

Angel Adams of three murders.

I don't believe that shit.

She's a vile human being.

Through a series of gripping interviews with key players,

delve into a complex web of

motives, suspects and cryptic clues.

She is a criminal who did horrendous things.

Angel Adams is guilty.

The Angel Adams mystery ignites the curiosity and leaves you,

questioning the boundaries of morality and the lengths we

will go to seek redemption in the face of unspeakable evil.

I'm rockin, Robin.

You know I like the strange and unusual.

I'm one of those kind of people.

If you've ever seen the movie

Beetlejuice, remember the young girl?

She said she is a bit strange and unusual.

I am that person because I

delve into things not only true crime.

I see it from the police officer's side.

I'm like everyone else.

I'm curious why things happen the way they do.

I want to know why people do the things they do.

But I also have a weird sense of the not so normal reasons

why things happen.

Um, you know, kind of like the paranormal stuff.

I know it's weird to mix that with true crime, but we really

don't know what goes on with people.

We really don't know what happens.

And here's the biggest thing how do we explain evil?

How do we explain somebody that you would never know?

I mean, how many times do you

see serial killer people interviewed?

Oh, I knew him.

He was a great guy, but he's

out there killing a bunch of people.

We just don't know.

So what I do as an investigator, I just like to

dig deep and find out what's going on.

I want to know what's going on in these people's minds.

I want to know what happens because things happen that just

don't make sense.

And, you know, I do a lot of podcasts, I do interviews, I

talk to people from all different walks of life, and I

find it really interesting to

learn about people, their psyche.

And I do get to talk to people

that do things out of the ordinary.

Um, and why I get to sit down and ask them why?

Because that's a natural curiosity.

Why are we so much involved with true crime shows?

Because we want to know the answer.

Why? Why would you do that?

And, you know, I'm really

fascinated with the Angel Adams case.

I mean, come on, lone survivor in a mass killing and she

wasn't convicted.

Um, there has to be more to the story than that in the

investigator in me wants to just get a hold of this and

find out why.

What happened?

Why is there no resolve in this case?

How many years has it been now?

Um, what about her friend?

You know, the friend she

supposedly had conversations with?

Yeah, there's just way too many details that don't make sense.

And you have to ask yourself

again, how is she the only survivor?

I'm not willing to turn my back on this.

And I do know other people are not willing to turn their back

on this.

We want to find out what

happened, and we want to know why.

And of course, who? Who did this?

There's no way this should go unsolved.

So I'm not going to stop until I unturned every stone.

I'm going to go after whatever I can,

and I'm not going to give up.

And the coolest thing.

I just happened to bump into the police dispatcher, and she

wants to fill me in on some stuff, and she's not afraid to

go on camera.

I very well remember that night.

Um, you know, when you're in law enforcement, you always

have that 1 or 2 cases that haunt you.

And this is one of them.

Um, actually, I was, um, I was working with my detective, and

he had just finished up another crime scene, and he was on his

way home.

I don't know what made him go the direction he went.

I have no idea.

All I know is he got on the radio and started saying he

needed backup.

And of course, naturally, I said, where are you and what's

going on?

You know, he's supposed to be off duty on his way home.

And then he just said that he needed technicians, he needed

other detectives, he needed paramedics.

And then he told me, you know, that there was, you know, he

was at this big, huge property.

I think it was like, what, 2 or 3 acres?

I don't remember now.

But he just said that there was a lot of bodies and he said

something about a survivor.

So of course, naturally, I started EMS, I started

everybody that way.

And that ended up being a big mess.

You know, as far as.

You know, there were a lot of details that were never

released to the public.

I don't know that I'm at liberty to release some of this

stuff now, actually, because honestly, I don't want to get

in trouble myself.