(Fargo, ND) — The man facing charges in Isadora Wengel’s death told investigators where he disposed her body. When law enforcement went to location he sent them to, they couldn’t find the remains. Joshua Hite is being charged with murder, tampering with evidence and providing false information to law enforcement. Hite informed police in a letter he printed and signed that he disposed the remains in Minnesota on a property that belonged to one of his childhood friends. The letter also informed investigators that Wengel’s legs and personal items were tossed into a dumpster behind a bar in Battle Lake, Minnesota.
