Why Can't We Talk About Amanda's Mom? - Introducing: Who Killed Angel Harris?

Episode Date: September 30, 2026

In 2011, 31-year old Angel Harris is found murdered in Gainesville, Florida, and the case goes cold. Fifteen years later, when investigator Sarah Cailean sets out to solve the case, a new question arises: Is Angel’s murder, the work of a serial killer? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From ID and dark media, I'm Sarah Kalen. This season on Who Killed Angel Harris, we are working to uncover what happened to the 31-year-old woman found murdered on June 25, 2011 in Gainesville, Florida. This wasn't an accidental death. This was a clear murder. Surveillance footage appears to capture the exact time frame she was killed. We knew Angel well enough to recognize her.

They had an image of her. crossing the street and a guy following her. 20 minutes later, a completely different camera captures what appears to be the same man again. Only this time, there's no Angel. We have the mail only leaving out the east side of the parking lot. I don't think any doubt in anybody's mind, the person that followed her in and then came out is the person that did it. I identified him as the guy that attacked me.

More than 15 years later, Angel's murder remains. unsolved. So I'm teaming up with retired Gainesville Police Department detective Courtney Roberts in an effort to get answers. This is happening in real time. This investigation is ongoing. Since starting our work, this investigation has exploded in size and scope. No longer just a single case, we are now looking into five unsolved homicides. People don't just fall and die in the exact same position. Looking at this case, more likely than not, this is a serial killer. Friends and family want the truth. Somebody knows something. There is evidence to be tested. There are scenes to be re-examined, and justice must be served. I have high hopes that the Angel

Harris case is solvable. Listen to who killed Angel Harris wherever you get your podcasts.