Operation Anagram: Pamela Exall

Operation Anagram: Pamela Exall

Pamela Exall Rune Reading

Pamela Exall vanished on 27th August 1974, from Digleas Campsite, Snettisham, in Norfolk. Last seen at 11pm, she had been camping with her brother and friend when she went for a walk.

Pamela's family were shown jewelry in Tobin's possession. While they said it was not Pamela's, they did recognise it, which just plain confuses me as to how they did.

Remember, merkstave means on its side.

The first rune is Berkano. Birth, general fertility, physical and mental growth. Liberation. Promise of new beginnings, new growth. Arousal of desire, a love affair, beginning of a new business? From what I have read, Pamela appeared to be starting a new job and was 21, so that could be the idea of liberation. This could describe Pamela, a young woman about to start a new life in her new job. Remember, young women were just starting to do this sort of thing, before being expected in either part-time jobs or housewives.

The second rune is Perthro, merkstave. Addiction, stagnation, loneliness, malaise. Malaise means illness. Tobin would have been in his second marriage, which would last until 1976. Maybe he asked Sylvia Jeffries to come to Norfolk with him and she refused? The addiction could be an addiction to power over women. Illness, of course, is what Tobin faked after murdering. I am now certain that Tobin took Pamela.

The third rune is Kenaz, merkstave. Disease, breakup, instability, lack of creativity. Nakedness, exposure, false hope. The ‘breakup’ could be Pamela leaving her friends, the nakedness pretty obvious if she is a Tobin victim, but just think about Tobin’s previous crimes. He basically lured Angelika Kluk to the church garage; he gave a lift to Dinah McNicol. This could be the false hope. He could have been driving down the Norfolk wash and saw a young girl by herself; stopping and asking for directions, perhaps using a torch or the car headlamps with a map, then forcing her in. This seems likely.

The fourth rune is Algiz, merkstave. Hidden danger, consumption by divine forces, loss of divine link. Warning, turn away, that which repels. The hidden danger being what I described above. I sometimes think to tales when people avoid disaster due to small accidents or loud voices in their heads. It’s basically their choice if they ignore them, but the angels tell us when there’s danger ahead, if it isn’t our time. Maybe Pamela ignored the warnings? If so, she ended up a murder victim. I wonder how many other murder victims ignored the warning? It could even be just gut instinct telling her that she shouldn’t talk to strangers.

The fifth rune is Gebo, merkstave. Greed, loneliness, dependence, over-sacrifice. Toll, privacy, bribery. The greed and loneliness, of course, describe Tobin. From what I’ve seen, some serial killers depend on a female to help them; a wife, mother, in few cases a sister or friend. A woman to take care of them. This is where Tobin’s wife comes in. he could have been annoyed he didn’t have her in Norfolk. Dependence also comes in. The toll may be a physical toll, a road block. Privacy could, of course, be Tobin trying to find somewhere to assault Pamela, who could have been in the back tied up under a blanket or something, maybe in the trunk of the car. Bribery is interesting.

A physical bribe, asking to please get through the roadblock? Or maybe they saw something and Tobin bribed them? If so, they may have been a desperate, possibly low-income person. That person might still be alive.

The sixth rune is Thurisaz. Reactive force, directed force to destruction and defence, conflict. Eroticism, tending toward change, purging, male sexuality. When Thurisaz is reversed, this often indicates rape, but I’d say with Tobin, this is rape. I’d say that Tobin found somewhere to park and assault Pamela by now.

The seventh rune is Ehwaz, merkstave. A change craved, feeling restless or confined. Reckless haste, mistrust, betrayal. During assaults, the victims can feel confined, maybe physically confined. The mistrust and betrayal could be when she went near Tobin, perhaps thinking about it now. I feel sorry for her now; she must have felt dreadful.

The eighth rune is Nauthiz, merkstave. Constraint of freedom, distress, toil, necessity, extremity, want, deprivation, need, poverty, emotional hunger. Poverty, as I said with low-income, could be something to look at. At this point, Pamela is in distress and the need could be her desperation to escape or Tobin’s lust.

The ninth rune is the blank rune. Not historical, but may indicate that this is in the hands of the universe.

In summary, Pamela is Tobin’s victim, might be buried somewhere in Norfolk, as there was a big search for her and she hasn’t been found. But likely to be some way away from where she vanished.

I will now try to see where she is.

Cliff, either in name or an actual cliff, somewhere where physical work may go on, perhaps a farm. Remember the road block. Pear. Rent, could be a bed and breakfast? Elk or yew. Maybe somewhere with water? Blood, maybe donation or hospital? Goes with Tobin’s habit of feigning sickness. Prince. Furnish. Birch, crown. Poplar. Horse. Perhaps a small hotel or somewhere to stay?

The Cliff Hotel

Cliff Top Café

Cliff House Holiday Camp

Appleton Farm

Knight Hills Farm Shop

Churchfarm House Bed and Breakfast

David G Crown

Drove Orchards Ltd

Home Farm Stables

Whitehall Farm Bed and Breakfast

Manor Farm Guesthouse

Jex Farmhouse and Holiday Barns

Little Abbey Farm

Wiveton Hall Café

Back to the Garden

Cottage Farm Barns

Three Owls Farm Holiday Cottage

The Blakeney Cottage Company

Pearson Professional Centre

Tall Trees Bed and Breakfast

Twitchers Retreat Bed and Breakfast

Magazine Wood

Ashdene House

King William IV Country Inn and Restaurant

Rose and Crown B&B

The Queen Victoria

Holly House

St Anne’s Guest House

Ellinbrook Guest House

The Lodge

Ashleigh Lodge

Meadow Springs

The Orange Tree

Yew Tree Guest House

Castle Rising Dental Surgery

First Aid and Care Training

Boughton Doctors’ Surgery

Oakview CAHMS

King’s Lynn Corn Exchange

The Lord Nelson

Prince of India

The Prince’s Trust

Sandringham Estate

First Move Furnish Aid

Hector’s Barn

The Original Factory Shop

Callow Antiques

Edward Shepperd Furniture Restorer

Pine Parlour

Ancient Barn

NAKED Barn

iCube Storage Solutions

The Country Cabin

The Rose and Crown

Crown and Glory

The Crown Inn

The Crown Hotel

The Crown, Colkirk

The Crown Public House

White Horse Inn

Sussex Farm Stables

The Royal Studs

The White Horse Caravan Park

Mill Farm Holidays

Henry IV gastropub

Running Horse

White Horse Inn

Crown and Mitre