I could certainly see them wanting his ATM cards and phone. But what would be the point of hurting a big guy like that, unless he maybe really resisted?
That definitely makes sense, to treat it as a medical emergency rather than public intoxication.
He may very well have been intoxicated already when he got the one drink at the bar.
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What type of fraternity formal was it? Was it one with dates, a mixer, or stag? Or something else I'm not getting? (I heard the term "conference" used as well)
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Google says it'll stop responding between a few inches to a few feet. Either way, his would have likely been deeper than that if it did go in, which I think is overwhelmingly likely.
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MAR 15, 2024
[...]Timeline: The disappearance of Missouri student Riley Strain, what we know so far
For nearly a week, there have been no signs of 22-year-old University of Missouri student Riley Strain.
Friday, March 8
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Strain went to Luke’s 32 Bridge on Broadway Friday night, where records show he purchased and was served one alcoholic drink and two waters. Strain’s mother, Michelle Whiteid, said she FaceTimed with him just a few hours before he went missing.
At 9:35 p.m.: Strain was kicked out of the bar. In a statement, the TC Restaurant Group, which owns and operates the bar, said its security team “made a decision based on our conduct standards to escort him from the venue through our Broadway exit at the front of our building.”
He was followed down the stairs with one of his friends, according to the bar. However, his friend reportedly did not exit and returned upstairs.
Around 9:45 p.m.: Surveillance video from Downtown Smoke & Vape Shop on Church Street caught Riley stumbling and falling in a parking lot at 3rd Avenue and Church Street.
At 9:47 p.m.: Surveillance video caught Strain crossing 1st Avenue North to Gay Street.
Between 9:55 p.m. and 10 p.m.: Strain’s last phone ping was near James Robertson Parkway and Gay Street. Detectives said the last phone conversation Strain had with one of his friends was also during that same time period.
VIDEO: Retracing Riley Strain’s steps in downtown Nashville
According to police, the phone ping covered about a two-mile radius and didn’t give them a direction of travel or any more detailed information about where Strain might have gone.
Saturday, March 9
At 1:46 p.m.: Strain’s friend called 911 after saying he went to the Central Police Precinct and called the sheriff’s office to file a missing person’s report.
Strain’s family also received a call from his fraternity brothers, alerting them that they had not seen or heard from him since Friday night. Strain’s parents said they drove to Nashville from Springfield, Missouri, as soon as they got the call.
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Why do you ask? Is the time in dispute? To me, it indicates that his fraternity friends were decent people, because I’ve known of cases where nobody takes any action until a few days have passed.Can you all help me with this time discrepancy?
I have thought the friends reported at 1:46 am as this article shows. But was it really 1:46 pm?
911 AUDIO: Fraternity brother called Nashville PD when Springfield man vanished
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – KOLR 10 Investigates obtained 911 audio from Nashville police, which provides new details about the timeline of 22-year-old Riley Strain’s disappearance in downtown N…
Can you all help me with this time discrepancy?
I have thought the friends reported at 1:46 am as this article shows. But was it really 1:46 pm?
911 AUDIO: Fraternity brother called Nashville PD when Springfield man vanished
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – KOLR 10 Investigates obtained 911 audio from Nashville police, which provides new details about the timeline of 22-year-old Riley Strain’s disappearance in downtown N…
Oh, I see. I actually thought they reported him missing that very night: I mistakenly saw 1:46 pm as 1:46 am. —eg he was kicked out of the bar at 9:35 pm and 4 hours later they called 911, which as I said in my above post seemed very quick to me, seeing as some friends and family I’ve known have waited 2-3 days to notice or care that someone is missing.
I feel you, unfortunately, we've seen A LOT of college males end up in the water. That is where my guess lays right now. I'm sad to even type that, but his body may take a few days, if not longer, to be able to be detected or "come up" for lack of a better term.
It’s sadly about the only explanation that makes sense.
this is weirdly 'normal' I suppose. If you live in a city, you see this all the time - obviously we know he wasn't always like this, but there are people who act like this all the time...so a passerby may very well think this is just a 'tweaker', 'drug addict', etc ---not even necessarily drunk (or drugged).
