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Crime Junkie

  • Aug 3, 2026
  • 1:49
  • Short

A broken blue vase, conflicting statements, and a timeline that changed years later. As investigators revisited Joyce LePage's murder, they discovered Bruce's account of the last time he saw Joyce didn't match what he'd originally told police.

One unanswered question continues to stand out.

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Brief Summary

Jan finds a broken vase in Joyce's apartment, raising questions about Bruce's changing statements regarding her disappearance.

Key points

  • The Broken Vase Mystery. Jan discovers Joyce's favorite vase broken, raising questions about its significance.
  • Bruce's Polygraph Claims. Bruce claims he took a polygraph in 1972, but no records exist.
  • Inconsistent Statements. Bruce contradicts his previous statement about Joyce's last known whereabouts.

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