Angela Hall was 25 when she disappeared from downtown Elyria in 1998 after getting into an unknown car. Her case remained unresolved until March 22, 2016, when skeletal remains identified as hers were found in a farm field near State Route 58 in Huntington Township, Ohio, on farmland separated from the highway by border fencing.

The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office has classified the death as a homicide, though the exact circumstances and timing of her death remain unclear. At discovery she was wearing a spaghetti strap dress or top, a Victoria’s Secret bra and matching panties, a Peugot watch with a white face, a wire bangle bracelet, a stud-type earring, and French-manicure artificial nails with sequins and a daisy pattern. No viable suspects have been identified and the investigation is open.

If anyone remembers seeing Angela in Elyria in 1998 or has information about a car she might have entered that day, please contact the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office.