Stolen: The Angie Housman Story /// News Clip 5 | Forensic Files

With investigators saying their field of suspects is narrowing, more may be known
of 9-year-old Angie Hman's last minutes alive than police are allowed to say. Police still aren't saying how long the
Booter Elementary School students body had been in a wooded area in St. Charles County before it was found last
Saturday, 10 days after she had disappeared from a school bus stop a block from her home. It was here only 3
days ago that young Angie Hman's body was discovered by hunters. And it is in this very area in itself that's
providing investigators with at least one lead. >> This area off of Highway 94 and Deadend
Miller School Road is an area frequented by those who use the woods to conceal local parties.
>> You have the teenage population that uses that road for uh partying or or necking or whatever reasons they might
choose to be there. But it's also an area that's open to bow hunting. Um, and we're hoping that some person or persons
may have observed something that would be beneficial to it. And we would certainly like for them to call us.

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Brief Summary

The investigation into Angie Hman's murder reveals key leads in St. Charles County.

Key points

Investigation Update. Investigators are narrowing down suspects in the case of Angie Hman's disappearance.
Discovery of Angie's Body. Angie Hman's body was found 10 days after her disappearance, raising urgent questions.

Episode highlights

Discovery of Angie's BodyAngie Hman's body was found 10 days after her disappearance, raising urgent questions.“Young Angie Hman's body was discovered by hunters.”0:22Jul 11, 2025

Episode quotes

We would certainly like for them to call us.

Police appeal for information from the public.

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