Recordings Released in Charleston-Huntington Murder Trial of Infant

Charleston Huntington, WV, September 22, 2026 —

In Charleston-Huntington, the last known audio recordings of 3-month-old Angel Overstreet have been made public as evidence in the ongoing murder trial of her father, Shannon Overstreet. The release of these recordings comes five years after the infant’s disappearance.

Angel Overstreet was just three months old when she was last known to be alive. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance and presumed death have led to the murder trial of her father, Shannon Overstreet. The specifics of the recordings, such as their content and the exact nature of the audio captured, were not detailed in the available information.

The trial is proceeding in Charleston-Huntington, where the infant was last known to reside. The legal proceedings are focused on establishing the events that led to Angel Overstreet’s disappearance and subsequent alleged murder. The release of the recordings marks a significant point in the trial, providing potential insights for the court and jury into the period leading up to the infant’s death.

The timeline indicates that Angel Overstreet was reported missing five years ago. Information regarding the exact date of her disappearance, the date the recordings were made, or the current status of the trial, such as specific charges or outcomes, was not provided. The trial is a key event for the Charleston-Huntington community as it seeks to address the case of the missing infant.

Further details on the evidence presented, including the context and significance of the released recordings, are expected to emerge as the trial progresses. The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided.

Story summarized from the original created by Lane Ball on www.wowktv.com, see more information here.

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