It was

in

brutal and in true New England fashion the weather was brutal and unforgiving.

In Northern Vermont, temperatures dropped to 38 degrees below zero.

With wind chill, it felt like 80 below, the kind of cold that's deadly. A University of Vermont student was walking down a

residential street on Saturday January 3rd 1981 when he spotted what he believed to be

a mannequin in the snow, but the reality was much more grim.

His 911 call opened a case that is still unsolved, more than 42 years later.

During the earliest moments of the investigation more than 42 years later.

During the earliest moments of the investigation,

the death of 35-year-old Angela Belial

was presumed to be the result of dangerous temperatures

in extreme winter weather. Instead, the autopsy revealed that

Angela was the victim of a homicide. What happened to Angela and who was responsible? And what will it take for her killer to be brought to justice all these years later?

I'm Kylie Lowe and this is the unsolved case of Angela Belial on Dark Down East. On the morning of January 3rd, 1981, a University of Vermont student was walking down the

iced over sidewalks on the charming residential street of Brooks Avenue when he spotted a figure laying in the snow.

He thought it looked like a person, but his mind was playing tricks on him.

Maybe it was just a mannequin, but why would a mannequin be out in the snow?

As the man stepped closer and blinked into the frigid air to get a better look, it all became clear at once.

It wasn't a mannequin, but a real person, a woman,

and it looked like she'd been there for quite some time.

In a panic, the student ran across the street to a neighbor's house and pounded on the door

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