Fed-exed kirk a demand to pay close to $4,000 in expenses for the kids or else. she was giving him five days to pay it or she was going to take him back to court. oh, office manager ina said pam told her she was truly afraid of kirk. i just warned her, she worked late at night, make sure she went out the front door where all the lights were on and make sure that she was always cautious. money. the root of all evil? something else they found, what was that tell-tale residue in kirk s car? it was enough. on a summer morning eight months after pam zimmerman s death, a cop turned on his squad car lights and sirens, pulled over a motorist, read him, his rights, kirk zimmerman was under arrest for murder. coming up. greed, hate, murder.
Something wasn t right. i knew not to move her. ina has stared, rooted to the spot. i guess i kind of went into shock because i saw her lying there. but you had no idea what had happened in. no. she could have had a heart attack or something? could of. maybe she tripped over a foot rest behind the reception desk? i had it in the back of my mind, well, did she hit her head in. police arrived in minutes. julie s phone still pinging. the kids are still texting. i keep saying someone needs to go to them and tell them what s going on. reporter: eventually officers went to the high school. one-by-one pam s children were called to a conference room, where the police told them their mother was dead. it was the worst part, they brought me in this room, david s cheeks are stained with tears. i had to see that, then they told me and i was balling, david
Trepidation arrived outside the office of her missing friend and neighbor, pam zimmerman. nobody around. except wasn t that pat s car in the lot? julie called her husband. he said, call 911. so, i called 911, and she said, do you want to file a missing person s report? and i said, i don t even know if she s missing. then she saw someone who could help. right as i pulled in, i know she was parked over there getting out of her car and walking towards me. you know her well? i knew ina. i jumped out of my car and said, pam didn t come home last night. ina was the a past friend and long-time office manager. ina said pam seemed fine the day before, said when she left around 4:30 p.m., pam was meeting with her last client of the day behind closed doors remember but ina had a key to the building and office, so the two women headed in. i opened the door there and
Business. maybe she found out something this client was doing and this client would have lost a lot of money. ina hess says the man was a name named eldin. did he have any beeves with pam? there was no evidence alvin had any beefs. they had a long-term professional relationship where she was helping him with his investments. we told detectives, his meeting with pam was uneventful. he left around 5:40 p.m., he had dinner with his girl frechltd he was cooperative. but he owned a 9mm gun. and she was shot with one of those in. that matched the type of gun that she was killed with. now that was a development. alvin whitlow was considered a person of interest. detectives got a search warrant and alvin turned over a 9mm. the 9mm?
WILMINGTON — Edward J. Hess, Jr of Gardiner, NY born July 30, 1948, passed away peacefully at home on December 16, 2021. He was a Vietnam Army Veteran, father…