Found Deceased TX- Humberto Ibarra Jr, 26, Amarillo, 22 March 2019

[buyerninety]

Maybe contact the coroner's office in your area, ask to
purchase a copy of the autopsy report, usually they're
not too expensive. Might help you understand how/
what of he died.

 

[Mrsswb22]

Okay so I get a copy of the autopsy and just say it says unnatural causes because I am gonna go out a limb here and say that "Tiny" didn't put himself in the drainage/sewer tunnel...what do I do then...it's almost as if they don't care about him because he isn't white and I am white but still his cousin...our family is beyond frustrated

 

[everybodhi]

Okay so I get a copy of the autopsy and just say it says unnatural causes because I am gonna go out a limb here and say that "Tiny" didn't put himself in the drainage/sewer tunnel...what do I do then...it's almost as if they don't care about him because he isn't white and I am white but still his cousin...our family is beyond frustrated

I’m so sorry for your traumatic loss of your beloved cousin.
I know from experience not knowing what happened is the hardest thing, finding out won’t bring him back but somehow, it helps.
A “Justice for Humberto ‘Tiny’ Ibarra Jr” Facebook page may help, then post links in other social media like Twitter and Instagram. Sometimes bringing the public’s attention to the circumstance can reveal clues and make LE more interested in the case.
It can also attract the attention of the press and producers of podcasts.
Podcasts have had some influence on solving crimes, after you get the details set up on Facebook, you could contact some crime podcasts directly to ask for help, and also the media.

 

[Laughing]

What does your family hear from the Attorney General's office?

Liberty and Justice for Texas | Office of the Attorney General

 

[buyerninety]

Mrsswb22 ,
Perhaps you can state the exact place where that
drainage/sewer tunnel is located (e.g. GPS via a
Google Maps URL and picture of the spot.)

 

[steff13]

This article:

Potter/Randall counties' dismissals, revocations and acquittals for Oct. 27, 2019

Says: Humberto Ibarra Jr. March 24, 2018 – Assault causing bodily injury, family violence. Dismissed Oct. 2.

This was 2019, presumably because he was deceased. Could that have had something to do with his death?