Woman Accused Of Killing Girlfriend & Stealing Her Identity Hit w/ Murder Charge 18 Years Later

Woman Accused Of Killing Girlfriend & Stealing Her Identity Hit w/ Murder Charge 18 Years Later

A case that went cold for more than a decade is now moving forward.

Angel Marie Thompson was arrested Monday (Aug. 11) in Fulton County, Georgia, facing a murder charge in connection with the 2007 death of her girlfriend Nicole Alston. Alston’s body was discovered in a burning bag in Troup County on December 6, 2007, with her hands, feet, and head missing. She was not identified until 2023.

 

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DA Fani Willis and investigators said Alston and Thompson were in a romantic relationship that became abusive and exploitative.

Thompson had previously been charged with concealing the death and committing years of identity fraud in Alston’s name, allegedly collecting more than $200,000 in government benefits and even renewing Alston’s license using her own photo.

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