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Love is a Battlefield Fred Dalton , Amber Dalton and Jennifer Pammer

Jennifer Pammer
In season 2  episode  11, "Love is a Battlefield" tells the New Jersey story of  Fred Dalton , Amber Dalton and Jennifer Pammer. Jennifer ends up dead after battling both Fred and Amber.

Fred and Amber Dalton's marriage becomes a battle when Fred lies about his affair with a feisty young woman. Later, lwhen Specialist Megan Touma breaks the military's rules with fellow serviceman Edgar Patino...with deadly consequences.  

Defendant, a married man, was engaged in a three-year romantic relationship with Jennifer Pammer. By all accounts, the affair was tumultuous. The couple fought and Pammer called defendant's house at all hours of the day and night. Not surprisingly, defendant's wife, Debra, learned of the relationship, and the women confronted each other on several occasions. On one occasion, Pammer sprayed mace at defendant's wife; on another occasion, Debra threw eggs at Pammer. Still, the affair persisted, as did the acrimony between the two women. In fact, as late as September 2000, Debra had Pammer ejected from the hospital where defendant was hospitalized when she found Pammer leaning over her husband's bed.


On December 5, 2000, Pammer did not report for work. Barbara Appelt last saw Pammer at 10:40 p.m. on December 4 when she drove Pammer home after a late dinner at a local diner. Repeated calls to Pammer's cellphone from Allison McCullough, a co-worker, and Appelt went unanswered. Appelt drove to Pammer's apartment but found nothing disturbed and Pammer's car gone. Appelt asked a mutual friend to drive to a near-by "Wal-Mart" parking lot because that was a frequent meeting place for Pammer and defendant. Pammer's car was parked in the lot; her handbag and cellphone were gone.

You can write to Fred Dalton at:

Fred Dalton 000357311B
New Jersey State Prison
P.O. Box 861
Trenton, New Jersey 08625

 


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