132. [Texas] Angela Samota

Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

Bless This Mess

Society & Culture, True Crime, History

4.8 • 733 Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2025

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

In 1984, engineering student Angie Samota was found murdered in her apartment. With three viable suspects and not much evidence, it would take decades to solve this case but he murderer would surprise everyone.

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess and a true crime podcast. I'm Kara here with Stu. So, hey, Stu. Hi, everyone. Welcome to Bless This Mess and the Shurcrime podcast.
0:23.3	I'm Carrie here with Stu. So hey, Stu.
0:24.7	Hi.
0:25.3	All right. We're back this week and we are going to Texas.
0:29.3	Deep in the heart.
0:30.4	The Lone Star State, Stu.
0:32.5	We were back in Texas. We went to Louisiana last week and got some good old Cajun food and...
0:38.8	Boll Crafis.
0:39.5	Freaking terrible weather.
0:41.0	Yes, it was.
0:41.8	Just...
0:41.9	Keep us inside.
0:43.3	Yeah, we couldn't even like enjoy going outside or whatever.
0:45.9	And then we come back here and it's freaking 11 degrees for God's sakes.
0:49.3	I mean...
0:50.3	Yeah, it was windy in Louisiana.
0:51.7	Like, I thought we were in Midland still.
0:53.8	Yeah. Oh, yeah, the wind was so bad.
0:55.9	It was like being here in Midland.
0:58.8	So I promptly on the way back from driving back,
1:02.2	I booked us a trip down to Corpus Christi in March to get some hopefully warmer weather.
1:09.1	Think it'll happen.
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