Kim Pack
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37 appearances
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
Kim Pack’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I begged her for an ounce of her strength so that I could put one foot in front of the other.
He's like, mom's dead. And he just kept repeating, mom's dead, mom's dead.
And I said, well, you can go right over there, because that's the person that killed my mom.
This is my life, and I feel like this is the worst made-for-TV movie on the planet.
I answer the phone and I say hello, and he's like, Kimberly? And I said yes. He's like, Mom's dead. And he just kept repeating, Mom's dead, Mom's dead, over and over. As I got to the front door, there was a police officer that put his hands out, and I pushed his hands away. And I go, where's my mom? Where's my mom? What is happening here? I need to see my mother.
He said, we think this is a potential homicide.
She did. She did. When she got her first motorcycle, she said, I'll give you $300 to get on the back of my motorcycle. And I was like, no way. My feet are on the ground. And she would be like, all right, $500. And I'm like, no, I'm not getting on the back of your motorcycle. Just the need for speed and wasn't afraid.
He drives a Harley, he's smoking cigars, he's a Green Beret in the military, a doctor.
He had purple hearts, he had medals, sharpshooter medals that he had gotten from being in the war.
There were two rules to this interview. One, you can never ask my mother about anything pertaining to this interview. And two, you have to destroy the tape when you're finished.
Yeah, but you know, I just thought out of respect, this is what he's asking. He talks about how the Viet Cong had ambushed his camp, stabbed him, but also stabbed and left all of his comrades and left them for dead. And his sole mission, he had said, was to grab these dog tags and bring these dog tags to these people's families so that they know what happened to their boys.
Yes.
As I made my way out into the cul-de-sac, I look up in the air and there's all these news choppers flying up above. And I said, well, you can go right over there because that's the person that killed my mom.
I miss her calling me nonstop all the time. I miss her laugh. I miss her smile. I miss her infinite wisdom, because she really was my rock.
You know, they had a very unhealthy relationship, the both of them. And I will just say that there were indiscretions on both sides of the fence. And I'll leave it at that.
No, but I certainly provided those people's names to the police and I allowed them to do their due diligence.
He was very cold to me, always kept me at an arm's length.
You would be in the dining room. I would be talking to my mom, and he would come and turn the lights off and just walk out of the room. He controlled her cash flow and how much money she could spend? Oh, yes. And sometimes even calling her. Who are you with? Where are you?
She talked about that she really needed to start aligning herself and getting herself in a good spot to be able to leave. I think that he had made it clear to her that she wasn't going to divorce him and take half of his empire. That was his famous words. Did you get any feeling that your mom might have been in any kind of danger?
She had made it clear over the years that he had threatened to kill her several times, but would always follow up with, he doesn't have the guts to do it.
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