Family searching for answers after teen killed in hit-and-run north of Edmonton
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Angel Cardinal was killing a hit-and-run Feb. 26. Her family is hoping someone comes with information about what happened to her.
On the side of Highway 28 north of Edmonton, sitting in the cold is snow are flowers, stuffed animals and calls for Justice for Angel Cardinal.
The memorial was placed at the site where the 19-year-old pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on Feb. 26. RCMP are investigating and want to talk to anyone who was driving in the area about one kilometer north of Anthony Henday Drive that Saturday morning between 4:30 and 5:30 a.m.
Police are also asking an unknown man who called 911 using a text app to come forward, as well as a woman who was in a dark vehicle who stopped at the scene.
“We love Angel so much and she is going to missed greatly by all that knew her.”
Cardinal’s aunt Skylene Gladue said the family doesn’t know why she was even in the area or who she may have been with.
“All we know is that it was early in the morning that she was struck by a car in a hit-and-run,” Gladue said. “It’s heartless, it’s senseless, there’s just no need for it… They should have stayed.”
“It’s unnatural to lose a child and it’s unnatural to lose a niece or nephew. And just hearing that news was devastating.”
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