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Search complete. 13 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Lyle Stevik".
Sep 26, 2026
How Reddit Cracked a 17-Year Cold Case Police Called Impossible
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Unlike the man's hastily scribbled writing on the motel registration form, this one appeared to be written with more thought.
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On the check-in form, Lyle Stevik was written under name and 1019 South Progress Avenue, Meridian, Idaho under address.
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However, no form of ID had been found in the room that could confirm that this was his real name and address.
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Lyle used a mix of cursive and block print when filling out the registration, but on the crumpled up piece of paper, the letters were bigger and with more precise lines.
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The intent appeared tragically clear.
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While the scene explained Lyle's death, it revealed nothing about who he was, where he came from, or what led him to Amanda Park.
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With no leads to follow and all questions unanswered, the investigators turned their efforts towards knowing Lyle Stevik himself.
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To a casual observer, Lyle might have appeared just like anyone else.
How Reddit Caught a School Shooter
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As you may know from our past videos, Reddit's investigative efforts over the years have been controversial to say the least.
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On one hand, Reddit communities have solved three separate missing person cold cases, Grateful Doe, Woman82483, and Lyle Stevik.
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It is not an over-exaggeration to say that without Redditor's sleuthing and social networking, the John and Jane Does in these cases would have never been identified and closure would have never been brought to their families.
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On the other hand, whenever Reddit users have tried to assist in large-scale manhunts, it has never gone well.
We're getting robbed.
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And yes, the teamwork and hard work of everyone really reaped the results.
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One of her more tragic stories, like Lyle Stevik, the man who died in a motel room after checking in with a fake name and whose real name no one knew until Reddit solved the mystery 17 years later, there's 176 claps.
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And two comments, This was an amazing read from a case I'd never heard of.
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Thank you for writing.