Found Deceased NC - James Pepion, 40, Cherokee, 28 Mar 2021

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MISSING PERSON - (Interesting comment by Y.S. @ link above. See below.)

CHEROKEE, NC- The Cherokee Indian Police Department is looking for James Pepion, a 40-year-old American Indian male, who was reported missing on Tuesday, April 27, 2021.

Pepion was last seen at his residence, on March 28, 2021 by family members. He was wearing jeans and a navy-blue sweatshirt.

If you have seen Pepion since March 28, 2021, please contact Sergeant Detective Jason Cable at 828-359-6619 or 828-788-5608.

WLOS ABC 13
MISSING, PLEASE SHARE: Officials say James Pepion, a 40-year-old American Indian male, was last seen at his residence, on March 28, 2021 by family members.

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To be clear, I don't know if their MP cases are related. I do think they are related. ;) I'm baffled by the length of time b/w the date of James' disappearance and his reported missing date, which is only 5 days after Arden disappeared. :confused:
 
If James was last seen March 28, 2021 and Arden went missing April 22, 2021. How can it be related?

His facebook page - James Pepion

They may not be related. But it appears he was last seen on March 28, 2021 at his residence in North Carolina, but has family in Montana where Arden is from.
 
Apparently James' disappearance was not related to Arden's. Although identification is pending, it appears LE has located human remains @ a camp site near James' home. This will be a very difficult time for his family. :(

Rest peacefully, James.

Cherokee Indian Police Department
BODY FOUND

CHEROKEE, NC- While conducting a grid search for missing person James Pepion, a search team located a camp site and human remains, in close proximity to his residence.
No identification has been done at this time. The remains will be sent to Wake Medical Center for DNA and dental record comparison.

“Please keep the James Pepion family in your thoughts and prayers, this is a situation that no family should ever have to go through.” Stated Interim Chief of Police Gene Owl, “I would like to thank the Spartanburg County Search and Rescue team, the SC Foothills Search and Rescue Team, Dan Moseley and his K-9 Bo, Cherokee Fire Department, Tribal EMS, Emergency Management, Animal Control, Natural Resource Enforcement, and Officers from CIPD for an outstanding effort.”
 

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