South Dakotans will head to the polls to vote for the next governor. The Argus Leader asked Gov. Kristi Noem and challenger Rep. Jamie Smith a set of questions.
taking a bath and also there was blood on a rug under the bed and the bedroom that hadn t been there before. forensic testing revealed the blood on the carpet was pam s. it appeared that she left her keys in the door inadvertently and an intruder walked in while pam was in the bathtub. the couple s son was sleeping overnight at a friend s house and couldn t shed any light on what had happened. investigators had to consider whether pam had simply run off. but her mother refused even to consider that possibility. i told them, i said i m sure your next thought is she might have had a boyfriend. i said i give you my word of honor, if she had a boyfriend, i would have known and that would be the first name i would give you. pam never looked at another man. byron was her sweetheart. pam s family posted missing
know you will never have any more memories and all the happy time are gone forever. so that s what it s like to lose your child. the medical examiner determined that pam had been killed on the night she disappeared. pam s byron had an alibi and it was corroborated by others and he was not considered a suspect. police got a tip from a potential eyewitness. he thought he saw pam slumped forward in a white pickup truck on the night she went missing just a file from where the body was discovered. this was a very desolate piece of interstate and very dark. not many vehicles at all would get off here. they need to know where her body was found. they described the driver as a young white male. police began to look for a white male in a white truck. unfortunately there were
tribes. to this day, baton rouge is one of the most racially diverse cities in the country. pam kin more knew the history well by birth and by profession. pam operated an antique store. pam loved life. every day she couldn t wait to do all the things she wanted to do. she was fun. she was exuberant. she was enthused. she was intelligent. shortly before midnight on a friday in july, 2002, pam s husband byron reported his wife missing. he said when he got home the front door was wide open. his wife s keys were there. but pam was gone. strangely, the bathtub was full of water. it looked like she had been
her off. i guess we wanted hope. i never dreamed that she was murdered. do you know what it s like to know you ll never have any more memories that all those happy times are gone forever? so that s what it s like lose your child. the medical examiner determined that pam had been killed on the night she disappeared. pam s husband, byron had an alibi and it was corroborated by others so he wasn t considered a suspect. but police got a tip from a potential eyewitness. he thought he saw pam slumped forward in a white pickup truck on the night she went missing just a mile from where the body was discovered. this is a desolate piece of interstate very dark. not many vehicles would get off at this exit ramp. it leads to nowhere, where her body was found. the witness said the driver was a young, white male. police began to look for a white male in a white truck. unfortunately there were