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I'm Renee, and this is Beyond Contempt True Crime.

Thank you. I'm Renee, and this is Beyond Contempt True Crime.

As promised by the tagline of this podcast, I'll tell you stories that you've never heard before.

And I'm pretty sure that this case has never been covered by another podcast.

And you likely never heard about it unless you were living in Green Bay in the 1980s.

You're listening to Episode 36, Pamela Bullock.

Pamela Sue Metzker was born on October 21st, 1948, in Spencer, Wisconsin, to parents Myrtle and William Metzker, Sr. Pam's brother, Bill Jr., was seven years older than her, and he often teased his

sister and called her baby Huey, which was a reference to a 1950s cartoon. Pam was a tomboy,

and in elementary school spent time with her best friend, climbing trees, riding bikes,

and riding horses bareback.

In college at the end of our freshman year,

the Navy Center brother, Bill Jr., on a mission to Hanowai, Vietnam.

Bill's plane crashed after it was hit,

which resulted in him sustaining a broken leg and being captured.

He spent six years as a prisoner of war.

Pam's family started the first POW MIA chapter in Wisconsin.

They facilitated a national letter writing campaign that persuaded the Vietnamese to take good care of their prisoners.

They eventually released Bill Jr. in March 1973, and he appreciated all the work his family

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