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Angel Beach

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Angel Beach

Case
#321
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Sep 3, 2026
FBI Oklahoma City Field Office
Cold Case · Open
6 years waiting · since 2020

ANGEL BEACH

Justice for Angel Beach — the trail went cold in 2020, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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suspect
Lead #1

Unknown Black male described as tall, skinny, and light-skinned—what identifying features or connections could help locate him?

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witness
Lead #2

The friend involved in the verbal argument with Angel Beach—what details can they provide about the suspect's appearance, behavior, or motive?

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evidence
Lead #3

Was the firearm recovered or traced? Are there surveillance cameras from the Laundry Station or nearby businesses?

Angel Beach, a 25-year-old Native American woman, was shot in the parking lot of the Laundry Station in Tulsa, Oklahoma on October 19, 2020, and died the following day from her injuries. The shooting occurred during a verbal argument between Beach and a friend when an unknown Black male intervened, attempted to defuse the situation, then unexpectedly pulled a gun and fired. The suspect, described as tall, skinny, and light-skinned, fled northwest from the scene, and the case remains unsolved with the FBI seeking public assistance to identify and locate him.

Case
#321
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Sep 3, 2026
FBI Oklahoma City Field Office

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More leads to consider

Beyond the top three above — each detail below could be the thread that pulls this case open.

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location
Lead #4

Why did the suspect flee northwest from the scene—does this direction suggest familiarity with the area or a known destination?

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clue
Lead #5

What was the nature of the verbal argument that prompted the suspect's intervention, and could it reveal a connection to either Beach or her friend?

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Official wording

Source Narrative

Homicide Victim Tulsa, Oklahoma October 19, 2020 The FBI's Oklahoma City Field Office is seeking the public's assistance in the death of Angel Beach. On October 19, 2020, Angel Beach was shot while walking through the parking lot of the Laundry Station at 6302 South Peoria Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma, on the Muscogee Creek Reservation.

The victim was in a verbal argument with her friend when an unknown Black male walked up to them. The male attempted to defuse the situation before pulling a gun and shooting Beach.

The unknown suspect then fled Northwest from the area. Beach died the next day as a result of the gunshot wound.

The unknown suspect is described as a tall, skinny, light-skinned, Black male.

Timeline of Events

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2020-10-19

Angel Beach shot in parking lot

Angel Beach was shot while walking through the parking lot of the Laundry Station at 6302 South Peoria Avenue during a verbal argument with a friend. An unknown Black male intervened, attempted to defuse the situation, then pulled a gun and shot Beach before fleeing northwest.

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2020-10-20

Angel Beach dies from gunshot wound

Angel Beach died as a result of the gunshot wound sustained the previous day.

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Case Information

Incident:October 19, 2020
Last Updated:October 21, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:October 19, 2020
Last Updated:October 21, 2026

Up to $25,000 Reward

For information leading to the resolution of this case