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Goodbye, OJ!

Omaha currently ranks as the worst city in America for drugs. Perhaps a drug dealer mistook him for someone who owed them money.

Here are my recent thoughts on the "unexpected person offers him a ride or asks him to enter their car" angle. This person could have offered a ride directly to Fazolis, to the school parking lot, or to a third location such as their house. They would have to deal with the problem of the ride...

It isn't known exactly how much money he had with him. $60 is simply the maximum estimated amount of money he had with him.

That's an interesting point that if he entered a house nearby then the occupant of said house would be taking a serious risk harming him. Whether it was a random invitation inside or someone he regularly visited, it would have been game over had someone seen Jason enter the house and then appear...

Branson Kayne Perry, 20, disappeared two months earlier in Skidmore, Missouri. It looks like it's about an hour away from Omaha. This stood out to me. It is probably a coincidence but it is worth considering.

This gets me wondering why he took a baseball cap and T-shirt with him to work in the first place. He would presumably get a ride home straight after work so why the need for the extra clothes? Did his brother or neighbor see him with these or were these articles simply missing from his room...

I was wondering if anything had been discovered in the two years since her identification.

Was a connection ever made between her and the inmates or staff at the prison?

I'm not very familiar with this case but do remember when it first happened. Was it a bizarre burglary gone wrong?

The "jealous male friend," if he was driving, could have simply given Jason the ride to work. Plus everything Sonny Crockett pointed out. I would put this one behind Jason leaving on his own and ahead of alien abduction.

That's an interesting theory but drug dealers probably check to make sure the area is clear before making a deal. Plus they wouldn't do it near lunchtime on a bright summer day. Any other type of criminal also would have checked around before doing anything wrong. It's just hard to imagine him...

Yes that's what I found.

Do you remember the URL? I may have found it on the Internet Archive.

Great to hear.

My current take is that he must have entered a house or vehicle willingly. If he didn't know his abductor, then this is the most random crime to ever happen. If he ran away or committed suicide, then why did he accept the shift change and do it when people would be expecting him?

Did you mean May 2021? Or has he been a suspect for that long?

This is the weirdest kind of hope ever, but let's be hopeful it's... well let's just be hopeful we get answers soon.

The pilot changed the course of the flight and he did not object. He almost certainly did not have an accomplice or getaway car anywhere. Perhaps he lived in the area.

Has the Flat-Tire murderer been considered?