Pam Conyers

DNA: ID

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True Crime, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 15 September 2025

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Episode 156 Pam Conyers

In one of the oldest cases covered by DNA: ID, in 1970, 16 year old Pam Conyers vanished after an evening trip to the Harundale Mall in Ann Arundel County, MD. There was no question that Pam had run away, and police immediately began a search for the teen. Two days after she left the mall with her purchase, her car was found hidden in brush in a wooded median of a new highway that was being constructed, not far from her home. Soon, her body was found nearby. Pam had been raped and murdered, and dumped in the woods not far from the construction site. Clues discovered at her autopsy and in her car led police to theorize that there were two perpetrators. Whoever they were, they eluded investigators for decades. Finally, when the Parabon genealogist used IGG, she was able to identify a suspect. And then the FBI stepped in an identified another.

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0:41.3	I'm The It was 1970.
1:25.4	On October 16th, at 10.16 p.m., William Conyers called the Annarundle County Maryland Police Department.
1:31.7	He reported to Officer T. Brighton that his 16-year-old daughter Pamela had not returned to the family's Glenburny home from running a quick errand at the Harrendale Mall that Friday night.
1:42.8	She had left the house around 8.20 p.m. to go to the mall and hadn't come home. I know what you're thinking. Wait, Pam's been missing less than two hours. She was a 16-year-old girl. She's got to be at a friend's house or out on a joyride with a boy. No, said Bill Conyers. Pam was supposed to be home by 9 p.m. latest. So she could babysit her two young brothers while her parents went to their weekly Friday night bowling league.
2:05.1	It was out of the question that she would ignore that plan.
2:08.4	Bill said when Pam failed to come home, he drove over to the mall, which was closing down for the night.
2:13.2	There was no sign of Pam's car there, and she hadn't shown up at home, so they called the police.
2:18.1	Officer Brighton got in his patrol car and took a drive over to the mall.
2:21.5	Bill was right. There was no sign of the vehicle Bill had said Pam was driving that night.
2:26.4	The next day, Saturday, the Anirondal PD sent Detective Alan Carter to the Conyers home.
2:32.4	Bill and Karen Conyers told the detective that their daughter, Pam,
2:35.4	was a wonderful young woman, reliable, responsible, smart, driven, cheery, and a little bit of a homebody.
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