TX - Jason Richard Macias - Missing since 2011

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See Charley Project link above for Jason. Jason was last seen on 8/30/2011 in El Paso, TX. He left his vehicle, cellular phone and other things behind at his apartment at Sun Hollow Apartments in the 1600 block of Lee Trevino Drive.

Jason had travelled to Mexico the month prior to his disappearance, and really he went to Mexico on multiple occasions in the past. We don’t know if these trips have anything to do with him being missing.

But the fact that he left his phone, car and other things behind makes the disappearance more suspicious to me.
 
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