MISSING OREGON TEEN’S BODY MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND–NEW LEADS IN SEARCH FOR MURDER SUSPECTS

About 15 local, state, and federal agencies are still looking for two people suspected of an Everett, Washington murder, who are thought to have killed or harmed a missing Lafayette, Oregon teen.  19-year old Cody Myers was last seen Saturday, headed to Newport.  However, today, investigators said the body of a young adult male was found in an undisclosed mid-Willamette Valley wooded location. ID and cause of death are pending an autopsy and notification of the victim’s family. Murder suspects David Pederson and Holly Ann Grigsby are thought to be driving Meyers’ white 1999 Plymouth Breeze in the area. They have been reported in Linn, Benton, Polk, and Marion counties.  31-year old suspect Pederson is 5-10, 165, short red hair and hazel eyes, with numerous tattoos on his upper body, and one on his cheek.  He and Grigsby are wanted for the bloody killing of Pederson’s step mother in Washington State.  Additional new information released today indicates that they may have traveled to Oregon in a 2010 black Jeep Patriot with Washington tags, missing from the step mother’s residence.  If you see the suspects or either car, call any police agency.  UPDATE–UPDATE  California Highway Patrol officers located the 1999 Plymouth Breeze being sought and took Pederson and Grigsby into custody north of Sacramento.

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