As of the original release state of this episode, no one has been charged with any crimes in connection to the disappearance of Angel Torres.

It's so... So I...

For somebody knows, for sure.

Somebody knows and somebody's holding to their life.

Somebody knows. somebody's holding to their life.

Somebody knows.

Imagine your son. Imagine any person you love just disappears.

No viable leads, no physical evidence, nothing to direct your search beyond unreliable or uncooperative witnesses with ever-changing stories.

That ambiguous loss is like a cloud over the lives of Ramona and Narcisso Torres.

Until they have closure and can bring their son, Angel Antonio Torres, home, that Cloud follows them

around. In part one of this two-part series,

we got to know Angel through the stories and memories of his parents.

Now we'll take a closer look

at the night Angel Torres disappeared without a trace, and the investigation

into what happened in Bitterford, Maine on May 21st, 1999, and why some people may be withholding the information about

where Angel Torres is now. I mean, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe somebody. Oh, there are people that know. Oh, people know, we know people know. And there are people that have been intimidated. Yeah, you know, the

same thing can happen to an angel can happen to you. Yeah. You know, things like that.

So, yeah. I'm Kylie Lowe and this is the story of Angel Torres part two told by his parents

Ramona and Narcisso Torres and his younger brother Jam Torres, on Dark Down East. Ramona and Narcisso last saw Angel on Mother's Day weekend in 1999. He traveled back to Maine from school at

Framingham State to introduce his girlfriend to his parents. It was a big step

because in the next week and a half, Angel and his

girlfriend were planning to move in together at a new apartment.

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