Angela Kay Krueger was 20 when she disappeared from a Portland, Oregon home after leaving on May 11, 1996, with a man unknown to her boyfriend, Anthony Wohllaib. Family members reported she was working for an escort service and was usually diligent about responding to pages; her failure to check in prompted concern when days turned into weeks without word.

On June 2, 1996, a recreational diver in the Washougal River in Skamania County, Washington, found a human hand and arm about 100 feet downstream from the Dougan Falls Bridge. Recovery teams pulled a fully clothed woman from the river, and dental comparisons identified her as Angela Krueger. An autopsy determined she died from physical trauma rather than drowning, and investigators believe she was likely killed on May 11, the day she vanished.

The remote recovery site led investigators to consider that her killer or killers may have been familiar with the Dougan Falls and Washougal River area. No suspects have been publicly named and no arrests have been announced; the case remains open. If anyone knew Angela’s movements on May 11, 1996, or has information about activity near Dougan Falls that day, please come forward.