On the morning of June 2, 1995, the body of 33-year-old Pamela Lynn Verile was found near the Grand River by Veterans Memorial Drive and Millennium Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A man heading to the river to trap minnows discovered her; she had been brutally beaten and suffered blunt force trauma to the head. Her body had been dragged up a hill and across a nearby drive to the water’s edge.

Earlier that day Pamela, a mother of three, was last seen at an Amoco gas station at Hall Street and Division where she reportedly stopped for a Styrofoam cup of coffee. Investigators later tested DNA from her body and excluded Garry Artman, who was active in the area at that time, meaning a different person was responsible. No arrests or publicly identified suspects have been reported.

Pamela’s youngest daughter, who was seven at the time, continues to seek answers. Does anyone have information about Pamela’s movements on June 2, 1995, or recall seeing her near Hall Street and Division that morning?