When Pamela Webb left her home in Winthrop, Maine on the first Saturday of July in 1989,

her dog and Bible beside her, she could not have anticipated that her road trip would be interrupted by a still unknown predator.

There was no shortage of potential connections to explore following her presumed abduction

and murder, but so far the perceived similarities have not developed into any publicly named

suspects or arrests.

What happened to Pamela Webb?

And what are investigators doing to answer that question today?

More than 35 years later? I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is the case of Pamela Webb on Dark Down East.

It was Saturday, July 1st, 1989, and 32-year-old Pamela Webb had just tucked her nieces and nephews into bed after a day of making memories together.

She lived just down the road from her mother and father, Virginia and Kenneth Webb in Winthrop, Maine, and all the grandkids were there for a sleepover. Susan Rayfield reports for

the Sun Journal that Pamela helped with dinner and even treated the kiddos to some ice cream

Sundays with all the fixings before it was time to crawl into bed. As the kids drifted off to

Dreamland, Pamela headed back down the road to

change. At 9.03 p.m., she made a brief phone call to her boyfriend, Josh, who lived in Mason, New

Hampshire. Pamela told him she was about to leave for his place and expected to arrive around 1 a.m.

Soon after that call, Kenneth saw his daughter trundle past their house in her

pickup truck with her dog Thumper riding shotgun. Kenneth had to have shaken his head at the sight of

his daughter's less than reliable pickup rolling down the road that night. He'd wanted her to get

rid of that thing for something more reliable, not to mention, more practical.

Pamela was just five foot one and had to use blocks to reach the petals.

But if she had any plans to listen to her father's advice, she hadn't yet done anything about it.

The truck made it to New Hampshire just the weekend before, no problem.

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