The Blue Marker, the Dead Catfish, and the CFO Who Vanished
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The Blue Marker, the Dead Catfish, and the CFO Who Vanished
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Danger hides in small betrayals: a blue dry-erase marker taped to a dead catfish pulled from Pelham Sound led a U.S. Marshal to a woman who had been missing for 63 days. How did a methodical CFO who stole $2,340,000 end up sitting on a bench at a diesel cooperative with Walmart reading glasses bought 43 miles away - and why did no one call when the fish turned up?
In this episode, we walk through the timeline from a December 11 morning catch to the bench in Bayou Verret, tracing purchases, aliases, and ledger corrections to ask whether disappearance was escape, miscalculation, or something stranger.
Person: Pamela Armstrong
Date: December 11 (marker found); missing for 63 days
Location: Bayou Verret, Louisiana bench where she was found
Event: $2,340,000 moved through Nevada shell company Tallow Bridge Consulting
Item: blue dry-erase marker taped to a dead catfish
- The dead catfish with a blue dry-erase marker was pulled from Pelham Sound by Patricia Peterson at 5:40 AM on December 11.
- Pamela Armstrong pleaded guilty in April 2019 to moving $2,340,000 through Tallow Bridge Consulting and was due to be sentenced on October 21.
- An ankle monitor was found in a storm drain near Armstrong’s apartment along with a Walmart receipt from Demopolis for reading glasses purchased 43 miles from her home.
- A fake Mississippi driver’s license in the name Susan Hale was purchased for $4,000 from former paralegal Greg Toomey.
- Two weeks after the marker was used to rewrite a cost-proration formula, a U.S. Marshal found a woman in her fifties on a bench outside a diesel fuel cooperative in Bayou Verret with a legal pad and Walmart reading glasses.
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