Pamela Perry biography: 13 things about Nashville, Tennessee woman

Pamela Ann Perry is a white woman from Tennessee, United States. Here are 13 things about her:

1. She also goes by Pamela A. Harrell.
2. She is a resident of Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee.
3. Aside from Nashville, she has also lived in other parts of Tennessee including Spring Hill and Smyrna.
4. She previously lived in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, USA.
5. She dated Anthony Quinn Warner.
6. She was 1 year older than Warner.
7. She is 12 years older than Raymond Throckmorton III, a Nashville lawyer who represented her and Warner in 2019.
8. On August 21, 2019, she made suicidal threats to Throckmorton over the phone so the lawyer called the Metro Nashville Police Department South Precinct in Nashville to her house in Nashville. When officers arrived at the residence, she was found sitting on the porch with two unloaded pistols next to her. She told the officers the guns belonged to Warner and she did not want them at her house any longer. She said he was building bombs in the recreational vehicle at his residence in Antioch, Nashville. She was voluntarily taken by an ambulance for a psychological evaluation.
9. She lived in a three-bedroom single family house in Nashville, which was sold for $275,000 on May 11, 2020.
10. On December 25, 2020, Warner died in an explosion in Nashville. That day, she called the Federal Bureau of Investigation to provide the bureau with information about him.
11. On December 26, 2020, FBI agents interviewed him.
12. On December 30, 2020, Metro Nashville Police Department chief John Drake said he did not believe there had been a “lapse in judgment” when the department did not arrest Warner after she reported in 2019 that he was building bombs.
13. She was 64 years old when she filed a lawsuit on November 19, 2021 seeking reward for coming forward “at great personal risk to aid law enforcement in identifying” Warner as the bomber in the explosion in Nashville on December 25, 2020.