Eau Claire County, WI – Authorities are renewing calls for information this week as the homicide of Angelina Wall reaches a somber milestone, 25 years after her death.
According to the Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office, Wall was killed during the early morning hours of January 6, 2001, after walking home from her job at a McDonald’s on Hastings Way. Her body was later discovered along the roadside of rural Highway J near Fall Creek.
Wall was 22 years old and described by investigators as someone who was just beginning her life. Family members say the pain of her loss remains constant, particularly for her mother, who relives the trauma of learning her daughter had been murdered.
Despite the passage of time, the Sheriff’s Office emphasized that Wall’s case has never been classified as cold. Investigators say the file remains open and active, with detectives continuing to review leads, information, and physical evidence tied to the homicide.
Officials stressed that unsolved cases can be resolved years or even decades later, often due to new tips, renewed witness cooperation, or advancements in investigative techniques. A team of experienced investigators, along with law enforcement partners, continues to work the case.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who may have information — no matter how small it may seem — to contact authorities. Tips can be provided directly to the Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office at (715) 839-4760 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at (715) 874-8477.
More information is also available at www.eauclairecountycrimestoppers.org.
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