ANGEL MARIE LEVERENZ - 18 yo - Evans (Lake Erie shore; SW of Buffalo) NY

I wonder if she was being chased? I just pray she didn't suffer much or long.

alwaysbelieve wrote:I wonder if she was being chased? I just pray she didn't suffer much or long.

---Well, AB there's 2 theories. An attacker who assisted her fall or Hari-Kari.
I have really tried analyzing this. RE: The Dutch Act: It really wouldn't be remorse over her Mom's passing, that was years ago.
Though being the only female in a house of three men was probably difficult.
What would've/could've happened between then and now to bring her to this desperate act?
Was she under treatment? Was she taking the meds that may have been prescribed?
As I have mentioned earlier in the topic... she was Senior in HS and this is the most "critical" time of the year for them.
Exams, Prom Dates, Graduation, Parties, Picnics, Dresses, Up-Do's... it's all right now.
On the other hand, as emotions run high this season, so can tempers.
Who was she involved with? There has been no statement at all from the Dad (or the family, at all).
I cannot see (from this angle) anything out of the ordinary in her background.
She was Habitat volunteer, an exemplary student and appeared to be well-grounded.

TomTerrific0420 wrote:

alwaysbelieve wrote:I wonder if she was being chased? I just pray she didn't suffer much or long.

---Well, AB there's 2 theories. An attacker who assisted her fall or Hari-Kari.
I have really tried analyzing this. RE: The Dutch Act: It really wouldn't be remorse over her Mom's passing, that was years ago.
Though being the only female in a house of three men was probably difficult.
What would've/could've happened between then and now to bring her to this desperate act?
Was she under treatment? Was she taking the meds that may have been prescribed?
As I have mentioned earlier in the topic... she was Senior in HS and this is the most "critical" time of the year for them.
Exams, Prom Dates, Graduation, Parties, Picnics, Dresses, Up-Do's... it's all right now.
On the other hand, as emotions run high this season, so can tempers.
Who was she involved with? There has been no statement at all from the Dad (or the family, at all).
I cannot see (from this angle) anything out of the ordinary in her background.
She was Habitat volunteer, an exemplary student and appeared to be well-grounded.

Inquiring minds want to know...

What I just thought of was, where was her body when the search was so intense? If there were as many searchers out as stated then I would think the area she was found in would've been searched previously. Hmmm.....inquiring minds want to know.
I pray she's at peace now. It sounds like she's had a very heavy load to carry since her mother has passed, wondering how much help her father & other family members were. I think the end of senior high school year is a very emotional & stressful one for any kid but, for a kid with this much responsibility it would be a virtual nightmare.

alwaysbelieve wrote:

TomTerrific0420 wrote:

alwaysbelieve wrote:I wonder if she was being chased? I just pray she didn't suffer much or long.

---Well, AB there's 2 theories. An attacker who assisted her fall or Hari-Kari.
I have really tried analyzing this. RE: The Dutch Act: It really wouldn't be remorse over her Mom's passing, that was years ago.
Though being the only female in a house of three men was probably difficult.
What would've/could've happened between then and now to bring her to this desperate act?
Was she under treatment? Was she taking the meds that may have been prescribed?
As I have mentioned earlier in the topic... she was Senior in HS and this is the most "critical" time of the year for them.
Exams, Prom Dates, Graduation, Parties, Picnics, Dresses, Up-Do's... it's all right now.
On the other hand, as emotions run high this season, so can tempers.
Who was she involved with? There has been no statement at all from the Dad (or the family, at all).
I cannot see (from this angle) anything out of the ordinary in her background.
She was Habitat volunteer, an exemplary student and appeared to be well-grounded.

Inquiring minds want to know...

What I just thought of was, where was her body when the search was so intense? If there were as many searchers out as stated then I would think the area she was found in would've been searched previously. Hmmm.....inquiring minds want to know.
I pray she's at peace now. It sounds like she's had a very heavy load to carry since her mother has passed, wondering how much help her father & other family members were. I think the end of senior high school year is a very emotional & stressful one for any kid but, for a kid with this much responsibility it would be a virtual nightmare.

"Her body was found covered in
snow near a train trestle in the general area of prior searches."

http://www.wivb.com/dpp/news/erie/Divers-make-discovery-in-18-mile-Creek.

inmyfloridaopinion wrote:

alwaysbelieve wrote:

TomTerrific0420 wrote:

alwaysbelieve wrote:I wonder if she was being chased? I just pray she didn't suffer much or long.

---Well, AB there's 2 theories. An attacker who assisted her fall or Hari-Kari.
I have really tried analyzing this. RE: The Dutch Act: It really wouldn't be remorse over her Mom's passing, that was years ago.
Though being the only female in a house of three men was probably difficult.
What would've/could've happened between then and now to bring her to this desperate act?
Was she under treatment? Was she taking the meds that may have been prescribed?
As I have mentioned earlier in the topic... she was Senior in HS and this is the most "critical" time of the year for them.
Exams, Prom Dates, Graduation, Parties, Picnics, Dresses, Up-Do's... it's all right now.
On the other hand, as emotions run high this season, so can tempers.
Who was she involved with? There has been no statement at all from the Dad (or the family, at all).
I cannot see (from this angle) anything out of the ordinary in her background.
She was Habitat volunteer, an exemplary student and appeared to be well-grounded.

Inquiring minds want to know...

What I just thought of was, where was her body when the search was so intense? If there were as many searchers out as stated then I would think the area she was found in would've been searched previously. Hmmm.....inquiring minds want to know.
I pray she's at peace now. It sounds like she's had a very heavy load to carry since her mother has passed, wondering how much help her father & other family members were. I think the end of senior high school year is a very emotional & stressful one for any kid but, for a kid with this much responsibility it would be a virtual nightmare.

"Her body was found covered in
snow near a train trestle in the general area of prior searches."

http://www.wivb.com/dpp/news/erie/Divers-make-discovery-in-18-mile-Creek.

It would seem that the cadaver dogs would've hit on her if they were ever in the area. Hmmm....this is another baffling case.

Angel Leverenz was beautiful, fun-loving and kind.She and a friend, not having sleds, once took laundry baskets and slid down snow-covered sand dunes on the Lake Erie Beach.A day after she registered at Lake Shore Senior High School, she stopped by the guidance office."She
came and brought me a doughnut from Tim Horton's with a smile on her
face," Guidance Counselor Steve Brown said. "And that's what Angel was
all about. She had a beautiful smile."Angel's classmates at Lake Shore remembered the 18-year-old Monday night in a candlelight vigil outside the high school.Fishermen
found Angel's body April 1 in a wooded area in the Town of Evans. The
young woman, who had been missing more than a week, died from
hypothermia, with complications from injuries suffered in a fall,
authorities said.More than 100 students, friends and family gathered to pay tribute to the young woman who was a best friend to many.Colleen
McKillen remembered meeting Angel in kindergarten and first grade, and
becoming friends after eating lunch together. They never hung out after
school, but remained close friends, she said."She was always happy," McKillen said, her voice breaking with emotion. "She always made everyone else happy."Angel's
mother, Michelle, died from cancer in 2004. Angel, an A student, took
care of her brothers and father, and worked at Jubilee Market in Angola.
She attended Immaculata Academy before transferring to Lake Shore for
her senior year, reuniting her with several friends from grammar school.She
was active in the Fire Explorer Program with the Angola Fire
Department, and firefighters came with a truck Monday to pay their
respects.Angel also was a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity.Dennis Adey met her in eighth grade, and she was one of his best friends, he said."I
remember all the laughs we had in Spanish class, when I'd have to do
her homework for her because she couldn't do it," he recalled.Then when she returned this school year, the good times continued."I got to know her again," he said. "We had so many laughs in Spanish and geography. I'd have to do her homework again."Several said that Angel's name fit her well, but all said they will miss her."It's going to be hard knowing I can't hear her laugh again," Adey said.One neighbor said Angel always said hello to her, and helped her catch her dog when it got loose."No
matter what the reasons, she's gone," the neighbor said, encouraging
teens to seek help if they are having trouble dealing with problems. "It
only takes 60 seconds to ask for help."Students are dealing with the loss as best they can, and it was students who organized the vigil Monday."There's
always a sense of sadness, trying to understand what happened and how
it happened," Brown said. "We will never know those answers, and that's
what's hard. I think coming together they can find strength in that."
http://www.buffalonews.com/city/communities/southern-erie/article390539.ece