In today's episode, we are heading to the East Coast to tell you guys about one of Maine's most mysterious unsolved murders and the possibility that this one murder could be connected to a web of death.

This is the story of Pamela Webb. You're listening to

murder in America. Oh, Oh, It's the summer of 1989 in a town called Winthrop, Maine.

Winthrop is known for its beautiful scenery, especially its lakes, that become filled with tourists

in the summer months.

In fact, the population of Winthrop almost doubles in the summer, with people coming from all over the United States to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

On this particular summer in 1989, the story of a local woman named Pamela Webb would change Winthrop, Maine forever.

Pamela was 32 years old, a beautiful young woman with luscious brown hair and luminous brown eyes. She was well known within her community and

everyone had a good thing to say about her. She was extremely close to her family

and even closer to God. One thing that everybody knew about her was that she was deeply

religious and Pamela was in a really good spot in her life in 1989. She had just

purchased her first home on a few acres of land and she was very proud of herself and her independence.

She had worked really hard throughout her life and had even been working at a company called

Digital Equipment Corporation for 13 years and it was one of the nation's most popular computer

companies at the time.

The company had several branches throughout the United States and she worked at the Augusta

location about 20 minutes east of Winthrop.

It was at this very job that Pamela met a man named Josh Cloud.

Now Josh actually worked at the Massachusetts branch of the company, about three hours away from the branch in Augusta.

And one day at the beginning of that summer in 1989, Josh had to commute to the Augusta branch

for work, and during this commute he ran into Pamela.

The two were immediately infatuated with each other, and soon after they met, they decided to take the

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