I grabbed my phone and I put my mom's phone number in my phone and I put the phone to my chest and I keep my finger on the call button.

And I can't stop these thoughts. I don't know how else to explain it.

It was just like somebody was whispering in my ear telling me something bad was about to happen.

No. telling me something bad was about to happen. I'm Andrea Gunning and this is Betrayal,

a show about the people we trust the most and the

deceptions that change everything.

Angelique Robledo was thrust into the headlines when she was only 17.

Everybody was outside my door.

I had every single news station.

I had people calling me.

I had Anderson Cooper calling me. I don't even know how they got my door. I had every single news station. I had people calling me. I had Anderson Cooper calling me.

I don't even know how they got my number.

As a teenager, Angelique experienced a horribly traumatic betrayal.

And that's the story you're going to hear over the next two episodes.

It's taken her 10 years of hindsight, processing, and her own investigation to be able to tell the full story, not just for the headlines or the tabloids, but for herself.

Today, Angelique is finally ready to tell her story her way.

My motivation is not just to get my story out.

It's also to be a voice for the mothers that are not here that didn't get to survive this crime.

Angelique grew up in a large Mexican-American family.

And so when we have get-togethers, it's not just a get-together.

It was always a party.

There was always like Epianatha, our cousins, our aunts, our uncles, the whole shebang would come together.

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