Angelique Robledo
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162 appearances
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1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Angelique Robledo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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read this. There's some stuff in here that I don't think you know. It's actually diabolical.
I take the diaper bag and I keep explaining to them, she said she had this present for me. Like, the explanation is in this bag. And as I'm doing that, I put the bag on the counter, I reach my hand in the bag, and I feel these two metal objects And when I lift them and pull them out, they're two large butcher knives. And I drop them on the counter, and I just start screaming.
And they come and pull out more. They found, like, scissors, disinfectant, alcohol.
Everything that she gave me was one of everything to take my son, to make sure my son had a newborn diaper, to make sure my son had a baby onesie, a receiving blanket to wrap him in, a blanket so he didn't get cold, a carrier to carry my baby out with. She had one of everything to take my child and to leave that house.
I just remember sitting on the couch, staring at a wall, and I just kept repeating the same thing over and over and over again. It was like a trance. I told you she was going to kill me. I told you she was going to kill me. I told you she was going to kill me. My mom said that I sat there for hours.
They had blocked both of my streets off so that nobody can get in, nobody can get out.
When the detective comes in, me and her very much know each other because of my past. I've been arrested by her at least once. It's a small town, so she knew me by name. Hi, Angelique, you know. She was surprised by how the cops spoke to her. They were laughing. They were joking. Oh, are you sure this didn't happen? And she says, you guys are smoking marijuana in your room.
You know, it's no shocker because Angelique has done things in the past, but it wasn't a joking situation.
They had me write it down. And then that was it for the night. They just did their investigation and they left. So the next morning comes. I call them and they don't have any news. They know that she left the hospital and she's not there anymore. They know that for sure. And I'm like, OK, well, what are you guys going to do? Well, we're trying to find her.
This lady literally came to my house with butcher knives and tried to kill me. But the cops weren't necessarily convinced. Well, we can't prove that. We can't say that that's what happened. We don't know if that's what happened.
I think when people think of survivors and they think of people that are victims, they think that we go into this weird moment of poor me or like I'm scared. It's not like that. It's quite the opposite. We go into this moment that we need to figure out what happened. I was ready to investigate. I was very much, I watched way too much SVU. I know what to do. That's how I felt.
She got to work online. So I started Googling my little heart out and found things about her. I found this news article on her and I found out that they stated that she was a danger to herself and society. So that was like a little clue. And then she found a surprising connection. Her cousin is somebody that I knew from middle school and I called the cousin. Cassandra's cousin had a lot to say.
found out from the cousin. She said, my cousin's crazy. My cousin is very dangerous. That's when everything started to click.
She actually saw the test that she took at the hospital and they were able to confirm that she was not pregnant.
I gave it to the cops and they were like, oh, how did you find this? And I'm like, are you serious right now? It felt like they were not taking my case seriously and it was extremely frustrating.
Because her story was that we were in the room, we were smoking marijuana, we ashed out my pipe and it set my closet on fire.
My goal was to get her to admit that she was in the room alone before the fire started. So I had to call her and ask her, how are you doing? How did everything go at the hospital? I had to pretend like I had no idea what was happening because she didn't know what was happening. She has no idea that I found the butcher knives. So she admits it. Yes. Yeah, I remember when I was in the room.
Yeah, you were in there by yourself. Yeah, I was there by myself. And that was the goal to get her to say all of those words. Then, Cassandra started to catch on. I could tell that she wasn't alone. There was somebody in that house with her because we all heard a man say, hang up the phone and then click.
They have police outside my room. They have me down as Jane Doe. You have to have a code to get inside my room. She spent four days in labor. I probably should have had a C-section, but I think they were trying to be mindful of the whole situation that I had just gone through.
As much as I wanted my son to be born, I felt like the only safe place was inside of me. But at the same time, I was feeling like, okay, well, inside of me isn't safe because someone just tried to kill me. So I was going through all of these emotions.
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