Mother seeks accountability in Navy sailor’s murder case

The mother of 21-year-old Navy sailor Angelina “Angie” Resendiz, whose body was discovered near Naval Station Norfolk after she went missing, is demanding accountability from the Navy amid the ongoing trial of the murder suspect, Seaman Jeremiah T. Copeland. Esmeralda Castle criticized the Navy for mishandling the investigation into her daughter’s disappearance and expressed her grief and frustration over the lack of communication. Copeland faces charges of premeditated murder and multiple sexual assault allegations linked to incidents over the past year. Castle highlighted the injustice faced by service members and their families, urging for transparency and answers in Angie’s case.

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