Find Alex Holden
This site states they are purely updating on the Reddit thread so we're limited for discussion regarding the updates on this thread but a good friend of Alex's gives detailed updates daily.
I’m wondering if since the official “find” website states that the Reddit thread is being used by family for communication if we’re then able to use here as reference?
@sillybilly
I hope that the referencing of the Reddit thread here is approved. There is information in the update from 10 hours ago that I would like to discuss, if or when allowed.
In the meantime, the following is from the site kelsie shared:
“Our objective is to accumulate any and all camera footage from the night of 12/30/19 and morning of 12/31/19 from local residents and businesses in the Sacramento area. The window of interest is 11:00 PM of 12/30 to 6:00 AM on 12/31.”
Alex has been missing for almost two weeks, and even with the help of LE and a PI, it appears they are still having a hard time establishing the direction of Alex’s travel.
I was thinking about why this might be and remembered a very sad case from several years ago involving a young man who disappeared after getting into an argument with his girlfriend:
By Tim Rohan
June 22, 2016
“COLUMBUS, Ohio — Linda Mulligan set off from her home around lunchtime, pushing a grocery cart, with her grandson Marcine at her side. It was a quiet day, the Sunday after Thanksgiving, 2014. The end of a holiday weekend, it was a fruitful day to scrap for cans.
They came upon an alley lined with trash receptacles stuffed full. Mulligan had mapped out a specific route that would take her past about 20 Dumpsters and 45 smaller bins. A few blocks away was the drag of shops and bars that represented the eastern edge of the Ohio State campus, on North High Street.
For the last few days, a search team had been combing the area, knocking on doors and handing out fliers. Kosta Karageorge, an Ohio State wrestler and football player,
had gone missing.
Mulligan stopped at each of the Dumpsters, kicking them to make sure no animals were inside, before she got her footing, climbed in and sifted through the mess. Marcine, 8, mostly watched.
They looped around to another alley and then a third, wedged between Courtland Avenue and Indianola Avenue.
Karageorge had last been seen at his apartment at the end of the lane.
At the Ohio State-Michigan football game the day before, the administration had shown his picture on the scoreboard, hoping for leads.
The only clue about his whereabouts had been a few text messages Karageorge had sent his mother the night he went missing.
‘im sorry i hope im not an embarrasment.’
‘my heads been so [expletive] latly from a these concussioms i really am sorry.’
In the alley, Marcine wandered ahead of Mulligan and checked a receptacle. The green Dumpster, coated in graffiti, did not typically yield anything of value. Mulligan usually skipped it.
Marcine lifted the lid, got on his tiptoes and peeked inside. He shut it immediately and ran to his grandmother with tears in his eyes. ‘Grandma,’ he shouted, ‘there’s a body!’
Mulligan peered inside. Next to three clear trash bags and a flattened cardboard box, a large man lay on his side, wearing all black, the hood of a sweatshirt pulled over his head. Kosta Karageorge, age 22.
A gun rested next to his right hand, and blood dripping from his mouth had dried on his chin.
[SBM]” (BBM)
A Young Athlete’s World of Pain, and Where It Led
By Tim Rohan
Nov. 30, 2014
“COLUMBUS, Ohio —
Ohio State defensive tackle Kosta Karageorge was found dead Sunday, four days after he had last been seen, Sgt. Richard Weiner of the Columbus Police Department told reporters.
Karageorge, a senior
who had not been heard from since he went for a walk around 2 a.m. Wednesday, died from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Weiner. Weiner said that Karageorge’s body was found in a trash bin Sunday afternoon and that the police had recovered a handgun at the scene.
[SBM]” (BBM)
Missing for Four Days, Kosta Karageorge, an Ohio State Defensive Lineman, Is Found Dead
By Tim Rohan
Nov. 28, 2014
“COLUMBUS, Ohio — Around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, Kosta Karageorge, an Ohio State football player and wrestler, sent a text message to his mother, apologizing if he had been an ‘embarrassment,’explaining that he had been affected by concussions.
Karageorge,
apparently upset over an incident with his girlfriend, then went for a walk. He has not been seen since, and the family’s concern has grown as No. 7 Ohio State readied to play Michigan on Saturday.
[SBM]” (BBM)
Ohio State Walk-On Is Missing
I’m wondering if Alex had a gun with him when he left his apartment.