TX TX - Caleb Harris, 21, Texas A&M University student, Corpus Christi, 4 Mar 2024 #4

[Janitor101]

My theory is that he met up with someone, it went wrong, Caleb was seriously injured, and placed in the lift station. Either the lift station was unsecured (unlocked, hole in fence) or the assailant had a key (being an employee or former employee or friend of someone with a key). How long he was in there will be determined by forensics. Moo

Would you know if the hatch to the 'wet well' is under lock and key? I was surprised to see that the well itself is located outside the little building.

Regardless, it would be an act of God trying to stuff a body under the fence even if you find a depression in the dirt if to work with. It had to be getting close to daylight and the not knowing when or if an employee was going to drop by had to have been a real stressor.

Seems like it had to have been an accident if this is Caleb we are talking about - that or a mental health crisis?

 

[MassGuy]

Would you know if the hatch to the 'wet well' is under lock and key? I was surprised to see that the well itself is located outside the little building.

Regardless, it would be an act of God trying to stuff a body under the fence even if you find a depression in the dirt if to work with. It had to be getting close to daylight and the not knowing when or if an employee was going to drop by had to have been a real stressor.

Seems like it had to have been an accident if this is Caleb we are talking about - that or a mental health crisis?

To your point, viewing this as a murder is incredibly complicated. What's much less complicated, is a guy perhaps under the influence of something, who actively created the circumstances which caused his accidental death. What I mean by "actively," is him entering that location on his own, as opposed to accidentally falling in an open manhole while walking or something.

 

[SMK777]

To your point, viewing this as a murder is incredibly complicated. What's much less complicated, is a guy perhaps under the influence of something, who actively created the circumstances which caused his accidental death. What I mean by "actively," is him entering that location on his own, as opposed to accidentally falling in an open manhole while walking or something.

Right, as you pointed out upthread, perhaps in some way parallel to the Elisa Lam story.

 

[x_files]

My theory is that he met up with someone, it went wrong, Caleb was seriously injured, and placed in the lift station. Either the lift station was unsecured (unlocked, hole in fence) or the assailant had a key (being an employee or former employee or friend of someone with a key). How long he was in there will be determined by forensics. Moo

That's my theory too if indeed he posted on Reddit for a "meet-up" at Oso Trails.

 

[x_files]

To your point, viewing this as a murder is incredibly complicated. What's much less complicated, is a guy perhaps under the influence of something, who actively created the circumstances which caused his accidental death. What I mean by "actively," is him entering that location on his own, as opposed to accidentally falling in an open manhole while walking or something.

If he was drunk or high and wandered into the station, the lid was missing and could have fallen in. It's too bad there are no security cameras at that location.

 

[Sillybilly]

I was mistaken, as was GH, not a family member but a trusted family friend and admin of the one Facebook group.

If the "trusted family friend" is the Admin of the approved/official FB group, could you please find a link for us.

Thanks !!

 

[Janitor101]

I am a member.....and there is nothing useful on that page. Lots of crazy theories and rumors. Tony used to post there occasionally but not anymore. I think Caleb's grandmother did too.But they did not divulge anything new.

For a length of time, Caleb's dad was using a friend by the name of "Tony" who is no longer assisting the family.

As far as the new family friend is concerned, you would think Caleb's family might have an issue with anyone revealing Caleb's failing grades, his use of mushrooms, and having his job in Alaska rescinded. This would seem to be private information (if true) that needs to be shared with the CCPD to consider rather than spreading it around on social media.

 

[Leopard]

If the "trusted family friend" is the Admin of the approved/official FB group, could you please find a link for us.

Thanks !!

I am not on Facebook but maybe someone else here is.

 

[azure]

Thank you very much— there was chatter elsewhere that some of Caleb’s posts, comments and photos have been deleted from the account, but sounds like that’s not the case. In other words— much ado about nothing.

I think this might be in reference to posts that the owner of the Reddit account had deleted, which can be found via various historical Reddit search engines. I didn't look into these, there was enough to see that was (and is) currently available in that account's history.

 

[Normancita]

For a length of time, Caleb's dad was using a friend by the name of "Tony" who is no longer assisting the family.

As far as the new family friend is concerned, you would think Caleb's family might have an issue with anyone revealing Caleb's failing grades, his use of mushrooms, and having his job in Alaska rescinded. This would seem to be private information (if true) that needs to be shared with the CCPD to consider rather than spreading it around on social media.

Are these facts? Was he really failing, using mushrooms and lost his offer for the Alaska job? Is this speculation or fact?

 

[Sundog]

Are these facts? Was he really failing, using mushrooms and lost his offer for the Alaska job? Is this speculation or fact?

I haven't seen it verified as fact, but I may have missed a MSM article or LE or immediate family confirming it as fact.

 

[slowpoke]

Are these facts? Was he really failing, using mushrooms and lost his offer for the Alaska job? Is this speculation or fact?

I haven't seen it verified as fact, but I may have missed a MSM article or LE or immediate family confirming it as fact.

Those assertions came from a FB discussion page for Caleb’s disappearance that is set to private. From an administrator there. That’s my understanding.

But, Gray Hughes Investigates YouTube videos has been referencing them.

As Sundog says, it has not come from MSM, LE or direct from a family member.

MOO

 

[SMK777]

Are these facts? Was he really failing, using mushrooms and lost his offer for the Alaska job? Is this speculation or fact?

The problem is that Gray Hughs Investigates more or less put them out as facts, because he alleges the source was a Facebook page administrator and a trusted family friend of Caleb’s family (presumably).

But these assertions didn’t come directly from Caleb’s parents nor were they put forth by law enforcement or mainstream media.

 

[Leopard]

The problem is that Gray Hughs Investigates more or less put them out as facts, because he alleges the source was a Facebook page administrator and a trusted family friend of Caleb’s family (presumably).

But these assertions didn’t come directly from Caleb’s parents nor were they put forth by law enforcement or mainstream media.

Has anyone been able to find these posts that were screenshotted?

 

[IDK]

Has anyone been able to find these posts that were screenshotted?

I believe they were deleted after the youtubers got hold and spread them around social media. IMO.

 

[SMK777]

Has anyone been able to find these posts that were screenshotted?

I haven’t been able to, only saw them repeated in Gray Hughs’ transcript. They are from a private page.

 

[SMK777]

I believe they were deleted after the youtubers got hold and spread them around social media. IMO.

I think that’s probably true, because I know those who’d seen them were unable to find them again.

 

[geojeffrey]

Where is the suggestion that Caleb could've been on mushrooms coming from? Is that just a theory? Seems unlikely to me because he was planning to go to class in a few hours and then go fishing. IIRC he had a test to take in his class. And he was excited about the fishing trip. I can't see him doing something to disrupt his day like that. His Dad said Caleb was very organized and liked to plan things out. It seems out of character from what his Dad has told us about Caleb.

Agreed, the shrooms story seems odd to me too. And why pick late on a Monday night to do shrooms--the weekend just ended and spring break is around the corner--plus you have class and a fishing trip the next day. it doesn't add up...

 

[Leopard]

And why pick late on a Monday night to do shrooms--the weekend just ended and spring break is around the corner--plus you have class

If Caleb was truly online-only for classes given GH's source (which I'm not sold on because supposedly his roommates were concerned when his car was still there past his usual class start time), he could have very well planned to attend a virtual class the next day, especially if it was just a lecture without discussion. Not all professors require cameras to be on and all microphones are generally muted. The shrooms story with that timing doesn't line up for in-person classes and fishing for me, though college kids don't always make the most rational decisions.

 

[mlhenn]

https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/uvalde-foundation-volunteers-search-caleb-harris/

July 9

Volunteers with the Uvalde Foundation for Kids are helping search for missing Texas college student Caleb Harris — three weeks after city workers found human remains near the 21-year-old’s apartment.

Volunteers with the foundation’s STOPNOW school patrol teams arrived Friday in Corpus Christi, Texas, to aid in the search, the foundation said on Facebook.