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Mother of Missing Navy Sailor in Norfolk Speaks Out as Investigation ...
- Navy Seaman Angelina Resendiz, 21, was found dead in a wooded area near Naval Station Norfolk after disappearing on May 29, 2025.
- Resendiz vanished from her barracks in Miller Hall, and her disappearance triggered an intensive investigation involving NCIS and local authorities.
- Officials detained another Navy sailor in connection with her death, while charges under military law remain pending amid an ongoing inquiry.
- Her mother described Resendiz as loving and kind and noted last contact attempts went unanswered, which was unusual for her character.
- NCIS continues to pursue all leads closely with multiple law enforcement partners, emphasizing a commitment to uncover facts and ensure justice.
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Prayers Pouring In After U.S. Navy Sailor Is Found Dead
The Top 5 Regions With The Most Shark Attacks In The USA (1:39) Prayers are pouring in on social media after a U.S. Navy sailor was found dead at 21 years old.A missing U.S. Navy sailor was found in a wooded area in Norfolk, Virginia this week. The missing U.S. Navy sailor had been missing since late May. A missing persons report was filed by the Virginia State Police last week.Angelina Resendiz, 21, was found dead on Monday. Her body was identi…
One person in custody after body of missing Brownsville sailor found in Virginia
By Stefany Rosales Click here for updates on this story Texas (KRGV) — One person is in custody after the body of missing Brownsville sailor Angelina Resendiz was found in Virginia, according to a statement provided to Channel 5 News. According to a news release from Naval Criminal Investigative Service, the Norfolk Medical Examiner confirmed Tuesday afternoon that the body discovered in a wooded area on Monday evening belongs to Angelina. A…
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