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How did this body, how did these remains get down there though? >> I wondered the same thing and we asked
Sheriff Myers. He actually volunteered to like go out there with his drone and shoot some photos and video for us that
like give you a feel for the area. And if you take a look, you'll see there's this like canyon road and they're
thinking that maybe someone drove up there and then like pushed her down the canyon to where she landed. And I
actually do, like along with this drone footage, I have some of the original scene photos that the sheriff gave us as
well. And I know it's like hard to like know what you're looking at because they're
in black and white. They're like filmed, they're pretty close up. But like they're in the brush.
>> Oh, is that is that the the carpet? >> That's the carpet. [music] Yeah, when they get down there, deputies
do find a partial, mostly skeletal body wrapped in a green carpet. Now, Joyce isn't completely intact
anymore. Like the bundle of carpet that she's in is found about 3 ft above the Steptoe Creek. So, between like that and
animal activity, I'm sure. Like some of her remains were found more scattered. >> And how far away is this from Pullman
and WSU? >> Close enough that I mean they knew about Joyce LePage. Because while this is a
very rural area, it's only like 25 minutes southwest of campus. So, people in these parts are
well aware that a student has been missing for the better part of a year at this point.

Nine months after Joyce LePage disappeared, investigators found her skeletal remains in a remote canyon just 25 minutes from Washington State University.

She was wrapped in a green carpet matching the section missing from Stevens Hall, raising even more questions about how her body got there and who was responsible.

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Brief Summary

Sheriff Myers discusses the discovery of Joyce LePage's remains and the investigation surrounding her disappearance.

Key points

Discovery of Remains. Deputies find a partial, mostly skeletal body wrapped in a green carpet.
Location Context. The area where the remains were found is close to Pullman and WSU.

Episode highlights

Discovery of RemainsDeputies find a partial, mostly skeletal body wrapped in a green carpet.“They do find a partial, mostly skeletal body wrapped in a green carpet.”0:43Jul 23, 2026

Episode quotes

How did this body, how did these remains?

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