Inca Mummy Girl
The real Ampata was killed by the mummy, while he was waiting for Buffy to pick him up. The mummy then stuffs his dehydrated corpse into one of his trunks, and takes his place.

Ampata’s body was last seen in his trunk, in Buffy’s bedroom. We can only speculate about what became of it. Also, what was Joyce’s reaction when the imposter Ampata didn’t come back from the dance that night, and in two weeks, wouldn’t Ampata’s family in Peru start wondering why he didn’t come home again, and start making inquiries?

What’s My Line
Mrs. Kalish, who lived next door to Buffy, was killed by the Bug Man so that he could use her house to watch Buffy’s.

Ted
Ted was killed by Buffy.

Okay, he wasn’t really dead—he wasn’t really alive either—but for a while Buffy had a very embarassing body on her hands. Killing Mom’s boyfriend, in front of Mom certainly didn’t earn her any daughter of the year points.

The Sunnydale police showed a lot more interest in this body than they have in any of the previous ones, actually taking Buffy in for questioning, and considering laying charges.

Bad Girls
Deputy Mayor Allan Finch was killed by Faith. Allan’s death was more or less an accident. He surprises Buffy and Faith in the middle of a fight with multiple vampires, and Faith stakes him before she notices that he’s not a vampire.

Faith attempts to dispose of the body, but it resurfaces in the next episode Consequences. Once again Detective Stein has a body which he manages to link to Buffy. Exactly how he does this is not clear. He says he has witnesses who saw Buffy and Faith near the crime scene, but how does he learn where the crime took place?

And what was Allan doing in that alley anyway? Was he there with the Eliminati vampires that Buffy and Faith were fighting, or was he looking for the Slayers? Was he planning to inform them of the Mayor’s plans?

Innocence
The cigarette smoking lady was Angel’s first victim. This lady was definately in the wrong place at the wrong time. I guess smoking really is bad for your health.

Jenny’s Uncle Enyos was Angel’s second victim.

How did Angel know about him? The only explanation which I can come up with is that he knew that Jenny was watching him, and that he was watching her back. It must be more than a coincidence that the second person he kills is the one most likely to have the knowledge of how to restore his soul.

Phases
Theresa was Angel’s third victim (that we know of.)

Angel seems to be starting with Buffy’s casual aquaintances, rather than going directly for her or her close friends and family. The authorities have blamed this one on the “wild dog” which has been attacking people around town, and at first Buffy thinks that the werewolf got Theresa too. (She should know better than to believe whatever the Sunnydale Police put down as the cause of death though.)

Since he turned her into a vampire, the Sunnydale funeral home has yet another disappearing body. Buffy was the last person to sign the guest book before Theresa’s body disappeared, but once again, no one seems to notice. I guess the police are too busy looking for the “wild dog” which has been attacking people to worry about another missing corpse.

Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
A quaint little shop girl All we see of this girl is her heart, which Angel gives to Dru as a Valentine’s Day present, neatly one upping the necklace which she got from Spike.

Passion
Angel snacks on a girl in the alley beside the Bronze while Buffy and friends walk past. You would think that by now she would have learned to pay more attention to what is going on around her.

Jenny Calendar.

Giles comes home and finds that Angel has left her body in his bed. Once again the Sunnydale body collection agency (AKA the police) show up, and they take Giles to the station to ask him a couple of questions, but they don’t keep him very long. They don’t seem to notice his weapons collection either, or his rather strange taste in books.

Becoming
A Sacrifice. Angel’s last victim is meant to be a sacrifice. Angel believes that by washing his hands with the blood of this victim he will make himself worthy to awaken the demon Acathla, which will suck the world into hell. Fortunately for the world, he seems to have missed some of the fine print, and his first attempt doesn’t work.