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Cold River, Curled Body: The Napkin That Broke a Case
Cold River, Curled Body: The Napkin That Broke a Case
The river was barely above freezing and her body lay eight feet down in a fetal curl - a posture investigators say means she was placed, not fallen. A single pink polka-dot underwear and, later, a paper napkin pulled a small town and a sixteen-day investigation into a legal tangle and a murder charge; who moved Pamela Bischoff and why did a napkin change Canadian law?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from Pamela's disappearance on April 12, 1991 through the multi-day search, the discovery under the Trans-Canada Highway bridge, and…
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