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my mom was calling the cops almost on a regular [Music] basis nothing nothing was done and she
was terrified he's calling her every vile name he can think of sitting outside of her house stalking her she
had found something in her Jeep a tracking device she had found cameras inside the house you have no idea what I
go through every single day with him no idea I remember her saying I don't know what else to do I don't know where else
to turn it's been getting worse and it's been getting worse I don't want him anywhere near me you're describing a
life lived in fear yeah every time she was out of my sight I was so scared for her I know this is going to be difficult
for you take me back to October 8th when did you realize something wasn't right she left the house that day at 20
after 7 an was working at the kennels I texted an a quick note I didn't get a response then the sirens went off in
town Law Center 21 21 I'm approaching the kennel now I do see one vehicle out out front one
vehicle and living in a small town you're always kind of nosy and want to know what's going
on how far out is my assistant I got on my phone I don't like this and I looked and
it said Mississippi Ridge boarding kennels shots fired hello and I immediately was
hysterical Angie because Angela Pritchard was my sister Angie do we I don't know what we got
here they said possible shots fired we actually got behind an ambulance on the way up there law seter 21 we are going
to enter the building 21 law ater 21 we got we got lady down lady down and I got out of the car see clear see
clear I went running down the hill there was police officers there and I remember walking up
to him and I said um is she alive and they said no I immediately fell to the ground and
I remember saying something like I knew something like this was going to happen um
I knew it was I knew it was Lo make sure you get an out point out for a suspect you leave no Rock
unturned you leave no building unchecked obviously we're going to throw every resource that we have at our disposal to
apprehending him there was knock on the door I said I'm not answering the door he has a gun

ENCORE: A woman repeatedly called police for help when she was attacked, stalked, and intimidated by her husband. It didn't stop him from killing her. "48 Hours" contributor Jonathan Vigliotti reports Saturday, June 13 at 10/9c* on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. (Following the WNBA on CBS)

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Brief Summary

Angela Pritchard's sister recounts the fear and tragedy surrounding her murder by a stalker.

Key points

Life in Fear. A mother describes her terror as she faces a stalker, feeling helpless and desperate.
Tragic Realization. The moment of truth hits hard as a sister learns of her sibling's fate.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I don't know where else to turn.

Describing a feeling of desperation and fear.

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