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The Day‑Timer entry that sent Mark Price to inherit

The Day‑Timer entry that sent Mark Price to inherit

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A buried Day‑Timer entry links a missing paralegal to a hastily probated will - how did that appointment expose Mark Price?

The Day‑Timer entry that sent Mark Price to inherit

In this episode, we follow the discovery of Pamela Barrett’s Day‑Timer and the documents and decisions that surrounded her disappearance in 1991. The episode outlines the appointment entry, the probate change eight days later, and the investigative gaps that left key questions unanswered.

Person: Pamela Barrett
Date: October 11, 1991
Location: Dellwood, Harkin County
Person: Mark Price
Event: Probate filed eight days after disappearance

- A county road-grader unearthed a metal strongbox containing Pamela’s Day‑Timer 28 years after she vanished.
- Pamela, a 23‑year‑old paralegal known for meticulous notes, wrote “7pm - MP’s house, bring Whitfield files” on the night she disappeared.
- Detective Lou Mabry closed the case as a voluntary missing person after 72 hours, citing a $4,200 credit‑line without subpoenaing Price’s records.
- Gerald Barrett’s 1989 handwritten will named Pamela sole heir to roughly $340,000; a different will naming Mark Price surfaced in probate eight days after Pamela vanished.
- Mark Price, Pamela’s supervisor who handled Whitfield files and had a confirmed 4:51 p.m. call to her the day she went missing, collected the estate.

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