TX Jason Landry, 21, car found crashed at Luling, 14 Dec 2020, MEDIA, MAPS, TIMELINE *NO DISCUSSION*

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The search continued for Jason Landry. It has been a difficult week for all involved. Local authorities are working hard and the TEXSAR team is out in full force today.

A huge thank you to the TEXSAR members that have traveled from all over the State throughout the week to support this case. The Landry family remains heavy on our hearts. We continue to stay positive as we move forward.

(via @mlhenn)
 
Search continues for missing Texas State student who crashed car while returning home from school

County officials told the Statesman his car went off the road and spun out, though it’s unclear what caused the crash.

“The car got off the road and spun around, and the back driver-side trunk, bumper and the side of the car took most of the impact,” Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Sgt. Deon Cockrell said in an interview.

Landry is believed to have left the scene of the crash on foot. Multiple law enforcement agencies have conducted ground and air searches all week and have yet to locate him.

“We don’t know if he got out alive, or he walked it out,” Cockrell told the Statesman. “We’re still actively searching at this time.”

(via @mlhenn)
 
Search continues for missing Texas State student
December 15, 2020

"Jason's family was told that his car was found around 12:30 Monday morning by a volunteer firefighter who was returning from a call. The family was also told that about an hour earlier an oil field worker drove by the same spot and did not see a thing."


(via @dmac55)

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Texas college student goes missing on way home for Christmas break; wrecked car found abandoned

Troopers found Landry’s vehicle in the remote area near the city of Luling, about 30 minutes from the university’s campus in San Marcos

Search continues for missing Texas State student Jason Landry | khou.com

The trooper said Jason Landry’s car had been involved in a crash in a remote area in Luling off country backroads about 10 minutes from the city’s downtown area.

(via @mlhenn)
 
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Jason's car was found by a volunteer firefighter who was returning from a call per below article.

Search continues for missing Texas State student
Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020

(via @Dallas Volunteer)

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Father of missing Texas State student continues searching for answers
Tuesday, December 15th 2020

*video at link

“DPS officials say multiple agencies have assisted in the search including Texas Search and Rescue, Department of Emergency Management, Luling PD, Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office, the Department of Parks and Wildfire, Weimer PD and a couple of officers from Texas State.“
 
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Nearly a week after his disappearance, search for missing Texas State student continues

“Assisted by Texas Search and Rescue, deputies with Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office combed through a rural area of the county near Luling. "They had planes, horses, search teams, dogs," explained Jason Landry’s father, Kent Landry.

Early Monday morning Jason Landry’s car was found on 2365 Salt Flat Road. Law enforcement believes he was involved in a single-car crash. The road is gravel and runs through an oil field. It parallels Highway 86. "He probably just wasn’t paying attention, missed a turn and wound up on that cold dark road," said Kent Landry.”

(link courtesy of @ZZ Topps)
 
Missing Texas State student Jason Landry’s abandoned car did not cause immediate concern; police work to overcome early investigative delays

Authorities reportedly believe that Landry walked away from the single-car wreck on the gravel road surrounded by oil fields, but what happened after that remains a mystery. Investigators found some of Landry’s possessions, including his wallet and cell phone, at the crash site, but it remains unclear if the personal items were inside or outside the car. An extensive, multi-agency search of the area has not yet turned up any sign of the missing young man.

(via @kelsie)
 
Jason Landry search update: Texas EquuSearch suspends search | khou.com
Jason Landry, 21, has been missing since Dec. 13 when he was driving home to Missouri City from the school’s campus in San Marcos for Christmas break.
December 22, 2020


“HOUSTON — Texas EquuSearch says it is suspending its search for missing Texas State University student Jason Landry until investigators can uncover more information on his disappearance.”

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“Texas EquuSearch said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon that over the past nine days they have searched every accessible, reasonable and practical place that he might be near Luling, Texas.

Searchers said they have utilized multiple resources in the search, including a helicopter with infrared cameras, UAVs (drones), side-scan sonar, scent dogs, as well as searchers on foot, ATVs and horseback.

Texas EquuSearch said they are waiting until investigators can find more information or another area to search.“

(via @CocoChanel)
 
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