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Lyle Stevik ( c. 1976 – September 16, 2001) was the alias used by an American man who, in 2001, committed suicide inside a motel room in Amanda Park, Washington.
Feb 12, 2018 · On Monday, September 17, 2001, an unidentified man was found hanged to death in a motel room in the Lake Quinault Inn, a motel in Amanda Park, Washington. The man registered as “Lyle Stevik”, the name of a character from a 1987 novel by Joyce Carol Oates “You Must Remember This” and left a note behind in the room.
May 14, 2018 · We now know the true identity of ‘Lyle Stevik’—nearly 17 years after he hung himself at a remote Washington State motel. In the earliest days of the site, British true-crime writer Kirk Pepi emailed us about a story he’d been working on concerning a mysterious man who had been found dead in a Washington State motel room shortly after 9/11.
Jan 8, 2021 · The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office have identified the man known only as “Lyle Stevik”. In September of 2001, the Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office investigated a death at a motel in Amanda Park.
Two schools of thought quickly emerged: Those who thought “Lyle Stevik” was the real name of someone who had eluded public directories, internet search results and police records (either intentionally or because he was foreign); and those who thought it was a pseudonym.
In September of 2001, the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office started an investigation into the identity of a man who committed suicide in Amanda Park, Washington. The man had checked into a motel using the fictitious name of Lyle Stevik. Investigators spent countless hours over the years attempting to identify the deceased man.
May 8, 2018 · A man who checked into an Amanda Park motel under the false name Lyle Stevik before taking his own life in September of 2001 has been identified through DNA testing as a 25-year-old California...
