TX TX - Jason Landry, 21, enroute from TSU to home, car found crashed at Luling, 14 Dec 2020 #2

[Sillybilly]

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[nao]

Jason comes from a conservative? back ground. He is learning about some things later than many. I had a friend they were like rebellious and learning about drugs and life by the time I was same age and world wise

 

[swedeheart]

A list of missing persons from TX with no evidence left behind:

WITHOUT A TRACE: Dozens of East Texans missing with no evidence left behind | cbs19.tv

 

[Maplesyrup]

A list of missing persons from TX with no evidence left behind:

WITHOUT A TRACE: Dozens of East Texans missing with no evidence left behind | cbs19.tv

I realize Texas is a huge state but to have this many people seemingly vanish from the roadside is deeply concerning.

 

[renarde]

I wonder what happened with these subpoenas:

"But the sheriff’s sergeant said he expects that cell phone and other relevant data will be retrievable through “blanket subpoenas” to technology companies like Facebook and Google, where Landry’s data is likely stored on the cloud."

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Texas State student Jason Landry face hurdles as physical search ends

 

[Lulingresident6]

Still nothing new here that I've heard. Drove by the location of the accident yesterday and someone has put up a cross on the tree he hit. There are still pieces from the car on the ground...looks like headlights or taillights. Other than that, you'd never know that anything had happened out there.

 

[ZZ Topps]

Still nothing new here that I've heard. Drove by the location of the accident yesterday and someone has put up a cross on the tree he hit. There are still pieces from the car on the ground...looks like headlights or taillights. Other than that, you'd never know that anything had happened out there.

Thanks for the update. Can you confirm the actual accident site for us as I have seen a few different locations mentioned. Is it the tree just north of the abandoned house 2379 SFR?

 

[Lulingresident6]

Thanks for the update. Can you confirm the actual accident site for us as I have seen a few different locations mentioned. Is it the tree just north of the abandoned house 2379 SFR?

It's probably around 1/4 of a mile past the northernmost abandoned house (there are 2 abandoned houses right next to each other). There is an entry drive on the east side of SFR that leads into an oil patch where the searchers were congregating right after it happened and the tree is probably 100 yards or so past that. Hopefully you can see the map below.

 

[Lulingresident6]

Hopefully this will work.

 

[Marg from Oz]

Nope, no map.

 

[Lulingresident6]

Nope, no map.

See above....best I could do. Hope it helps.

 

[Ebony526]

Hopefully this will work.

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If his backpack and clothes were found 900 feet south of accident would that be about where the search party’s headquarters were?

 

[renarde]

See above....best I could do. Hope it helps.

I see it now. Is the pond that was drained the one directly east of the southernmost house, do you happen to know?

 

[ZZ Topps]

It's probably around 1/4 of a mile past the northernmost abandoned house (there are 2 abandoned houses right next to each other). There is an entry drive on the east side of SFR that leads into an oil patch where the searchers were congregating right after it happened and the tree is probably 100 yards or so past that. Hopefully you can see the map below.

Excellent. Very helpful, thank you.

 

[Lulingresident6]

If his backpack and clothes were found 900 feet south of accident would that be about where the search party’s headquarters were?

I think probably closer to the accident scene. I didn't use the measuring tool on Google Earth so I'm not exactly sure. Update to my post...I went back on Google Earth and you are correct...that's just about 900 feet from the accident site.
Also, I went back and checked and it looks to me like the nearest "house" (really a couple of gooseneck trailers, etc. that seem to be occupied regularly) is just over a mile away from the accident site going south on SFR. As I said in one of my earlier posts, I assume there is a chance he may have gone west on Pumper Road before he would have gotten to that dwelling. Also, as you can see from the map, there are a number of roads off of SFR that look like they could be roads or driveways, but they just lead out into oil patches.

 

[Lulingresident6]

I see it now. Is the pond that was drained the one directly east of the southernmost house, do you happen to know?

I don't know. I drove over there at around the time they said they were draining the pond, but I couldn't really tell. There was one on the west side of SFR that was empty, but I have no idea if that is the one they drained or not. Also, just FYI, those ponds in this area are called "stock tanks" or "tanks" as they are typically for cattle to drink out of...just wanted to let you know in case you see that terminology somewhere.

 

[happyday]

Hopefully this will work.

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This is great. Thank you!

 

[Subiechik21]

Hopefully this will work.

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Great map, thank you so much!

 

[Maplesyrup]

It's probably around 1/4 of a mile past the northernmost abandoned house (there are 2 abandoned houses right next to each other). There is an entry drive on the east side of SFR that leads into an oil patch where the searchers were congregating right after it happened and the tree is probably 100 yards or so past that. Hopefully you can see the map below.

I am wondering if you know if it is common to have abandoned houses in that area? Do you know if abandoned houses are known for people breaking in or vandalizing them?

 

[renarde]

I don't know. I drove over there at around the time they said they were draining the pond, but I couldn't really tell. There was one on the west side of SFR that was empty, but I have no idea if that is the one they drained or not. Also, just FYI, those ponds in this area are called "stock tanks" or "tanks" as they are typically for cattle to drink out of...just wanted to let you know in case you see that terminology somewhere.

Thanks ... the approximate location of the wreck is further north than what I first thought... so that stock tank might not be the one after all.

Pretty countryside out there.