TX JASON LANDRY: Missing from TSU, San Marcos, TX - 12 Dec 2020 - Age 21 - car found wrecked

LULING, Texas (KXAN) — On Thursday, several agencies were outside of Luling, about 40 minutes from south Austin, searching for missing Texas State University student Jason Landry.

Jason Landry

Day four of the search began bright and early on Thursday morning.

Jason Landry, 21, a Texas State University student, is missing after his car was found crashed near U.S. 183 in Luling, Texas. He is believed to have been heading back home for Christmas break, but no one has heard from him since the crash. A small amount of blood was found in his car, along with his phone.

If anyone has information, please call the Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office at (512) 398-6777 or Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500.

‘We just want you home’: Search continues for missing Texas State University student

Day four of the search began bright and early on Thursday morning.

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Texas State University Student Jason Landry Missing after Car Crash Near Campus

College student Jason Landry is missing in Texas. His car was found crashed near campus after he was heading home for Christmas break.

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MEDIA - JASON LANDRY: Missing from TSU, San Marcos, TX since 12 Dec 2020 - Age 21 - car found wrecked

 

[Regina]

I tend to agree with you. Not that a body can't be missed time and time again but then one day found but I'm just not buying it is something like that in this one. I pretty much never have. Meaning I don't buy it was drugs, he crashed, he stripped, he ran off and he died all on his own and just hasn't been found yet. I could be wrong, but I just don't feel that's what happened here and never have.

I still think that's what's happened. It's a huge area that's very difficult to conduct a completely thorough search.

 

[Mel70]

I still think that's what's happened. It's a huge area that's very difficult to conduct a completely thorough search.

After all this time?. That's unacceptable.

 

[Regina]

After all this time?

Yes.

 

[GrandmaBear]

I still think that's what's happened. It's a huge area that's very difficult to conduct a completely thorough search.

Well then I guess they need to go find him. It is possible? Of course. But it sure isn't closed or should be idle until there are answers and LE should definitely not assume.. Us speculating is one thing but it still isn't answered/there are no answers yet.

 

[GrandmaBear]

After all this time?. That's unacceptable.

It is. I agree. Until they have answers, it is not good enough.

 

[Kimster]

Or, being that the simplest explanation is usually the right one - he was disoriented and wandered away. As happens with so many car accident victims.
He stripped his clothes off in the street, after all.

This is my number one theory in wrecked car missing cases.

 

[Regina]

Well then I guess they need to go find him. It is possible? Of course. But it sure isn't closed or should be idle until there are answers and LE should definitely not assume.. Us speculating is one thing but it still isn't answered/there are no answers yet.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not surprised he hasn't been found.

 

[buyerninety]

'He stripped his clothes off in the street'...
Yes, sadly that's the LE narrative that everyone just nods
along to.
Cheers

 

[Guess Who]

Or, being that the simplest explanation is usually the right one - he was disoriented and wandered away. As happens with so many car accident victims.
He stripped his clothes off in the street, after all.

Head injuries can make people to very weird things.

 

[Guess Who]

I'd fall in the middle of these two thoughts.

I don't know that it is some serial killer with an LE looking car nor do I think it is necessarily a male that is who wandered and if so, then find him, he was naked and how far could he make it?

I see it in case after case here, or enough of them, where it is the drugs, the stripping of clothes and an assumption that's what it is but interestingly enough I see it in the cases where they can't FIND the person that people say that or explain it on that basis. Just like ruling a death a suicide, I think they had darned well be sure before writing it off to that. Just like a poisoning never checked for being written off as natural causes, etc.

I know it can be difficult to find a body in a search especially in wilderness etc. and not knowing what direction, how far and so on and I was not impressed with what they first did in this one or lack of what they did and now that so much more searching has went on, where is he? Where is the guy, Michael is it Bryson, sorry you know I know the case, but memory fails, who went missing at a RAVE or whatever?. Yes there were drugs but it sure the heck wasn't like no one else was around in that one.

And then of course in either case (and others) there is NO TOX or proof even as they don't have the bodies that they were even that messed up. Hearsay I'm sure but no PROOF. AND was anyone else present and WHAT were they doing... Or what DID they do or not do....?

In the OR case what was it, six months a year, more before they found some clothing and nowhere near if I recall where he allegedly disappeared from... Hmmmm.

I also don't know about the SK thing. Possible I guess. But I think it all falls somewhere in the middle of both thoughts.

Funny too how the clothes show up in both cases but no body.

I don't know. This kid was headed home to his folks, not to a party if I recall.

And EVEN if it was some such thing, there is still the thing of where did the drugs come from if that is what it was, who provided, was anyone with who bailed or with him earlier and so on. Just like at the OR party.

I have to tell you in this one I wonder a bit if HE staged his own disappearance. We've seen more than one college kid pull stunts because they are failing or kicked out or about to be and don't dare let mom and dad find out.

Anyhow, I don't know but what I do know is he has not been found, whether drugs and dying from them or murder or kidnap. That makes an unclosed case that always should be and in the beginning on this one they weren't doing sh*t. For some time. To any extent.

Jmo but that alone p*sses me off and only after a lot of outcry and yelling did they or act as if they are.

WHERE is he and why is it the clothes are found in such cases but the person never is... I'm sure there are cases they are but I mean these unsolved ones, so many assume they got naked so it is drugs but then where are they and why assume that?

In Abby and LIbby, they had to undress too... Pretty sure no one thinks that was drug induced.

I'm just saying, it is not SOLVED. But I also don't know that I buy it was some random thing by some serial killer.

Whatever it is, his family deserves answers and an open case that is continually investigated until those answers come.

And we sure have the right to speculate.

Again I fall in the middle. I don't think either of these things necessarily. But it's speculation on all of our parts.

Just my opinion. Not directed at anyone in any way whatsoever. The case upsets me and the lack of attention some get and this is one.

Foliage and terrain can make physically searching every square impossible. There's no way anybody can say they did. It's quite possible he is still in the ears. I'm not set on anything in particular on this one, just that it is possible he is still there

 

[Guess Who]

I remember the sheriff having said that there were private properties that they hadn't been able to search and so I wonder whether that's still true.

Yep, there's also that. Again, there's no way possible for anybody to claim every square inch has been searched.

 

[Guess Who]

Good point. If denied, They would just need a warrant obviously.

They would have to have enough probable cause to be able to get one.

 

[Guess Who]

Yes.

Right there with you on this. It's physically impossible that they have searched every square inch there, no matter how many they have conducted so far.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Or, being that the simplest explanation is usually the right one - he was disoriented and wandered away. As happens with so many car accident victims.
He stripped his clothes off in the street, after all.

It's possible and simple is often right. It just doesn't gel for me though. Everything put together doesn't. We don't know anything or enough that's for sure. So he strips and runs for miles through the wilderness naked and has never been seen since. He does this after an accident that he had on a road that didn't even make sense he was on. I have to assume an awful lot to just get that far. And I can't find a SINGLE reason to assume he was alone and the road was vacant or he wasn't there for a reason and so forth. AND they haven't found him.

I'm certainly not saying you may not be right because you sure could be. It may even be the most likely but if so, there are a ton of questions and they need to FIND him then or some evidence of that. This could be so easily staged, even by HIM. I know that's not simplest but it does fit some things... But there too one would think they'd find some evidence of him living elsewhere, etc but how many have we seen like that? Remember the girl in Florida seen on a bus? Yep, getting away from a controlling family. The girl in NY who allegedly suicided at Niagara Falls? The one who left her Home Depot job in some western or state like CO or UT or something like that and went by bus to NY and yep, alive and well. The one in WI years ago but from MN who cost the City of Madison a fortune. I could add even Carlee Russell but the first ones are all close to the same age and in many of them it was pressure and in many it was college and they were bombing, pressured, etc. and near midterrms and more. My leading theory was this was it. BUT most are found before long from pressure and investigation, etc. and he hasn't been found alive either.

Even that girl that I believe was your state. Stopped at some coffee shop and then disappeared on some drive. Looked for, big concern. They covered her so she isn't going through a lot of public outcry but it was all faked imo and lies.

That was my main thought in this one for timing and more.

I think him not found screws all the theories. Yes he may be right there and he also may have staged the clothes and other stuff and still suicided and be somewhere in that area. Who knows. I sure don't.

I will say though that a car accident I don't care the injury even if head or disoriented I don't think necessarily has the person stripping all of their clothes off.

I wonder if he was in any other trouble/facing anything. Remember that woman a couple of years ago who like disappeared I think with a child off the interstate after an accident or something... That's one I never bought and they were alive and she was avoiding charges and trouble... Many of them get shushed right up afterwards...

For me this one has the hallmarks of something like all of these. BUT he has not been found... Alive or dead.

 

[GrandmaBear]

This is my number one theory in wrecked car missing cases.

Stripped their clothes off and walked away though. I honestly don't hear that in that many of them. So wandered off naked and barefoot? I don't know. I have trouble with that. I could believe some thins in MIchael's easier on that order although I think others know things in that one for sure that they aren't/did not share. And his clothes weren't found until how long later...

 

[GrandmaBear]

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not surprised he hasn't been found.

Yes I guess too it says nothing for dogs. There are so many cases where there is no sign of the person or scent etc. Serenity Dennard so many think got lost and died in the countryside in SD. I don't. She's a child.

I don't know. All are different cases of course. I can't assume though, even though a search can miss a body 20 times over the same areas, that it is the case or certainly not always the case.

I also think a head injury or car accident can for sure maybe have an effect but that effect doesn't necessarily immediately lead to shedding your clothes. In fact I can't think of many of such things in past years or different times, now it seems to be a "thing" all believe is common.

I don't know.

In the Bryson case, we clearly had drugs and tons of other people around. In this one, not so much. He was headed home. Single car accident right....?

Any theory is possible but on this one I can't really assume a position as there just isn't enough reason to assume such is what happened.

That's the problem. They haven't found him and no one knows. NOR any evidence.

 

[GrandmaBear]

'He stripped his clothes off in the street'...
Yes, sadly that's the LE narrative that everyone just nods
along to.
Cheers

I don't entirely disagree with you in this one. I don't know that I buy the SK thing you put forth but I don't think things add up here. There's too much wrong and to explain away. Imo.

I haven't taken anything as fact of a conclusion in this one.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Head injuries can make people to very weird things.

yeah they can I'm sure but is the most common one stripping your clothes off or finding yourself somewhere not knowing what happened or how you got there, etc.? This stripping clothes off sh*t comes up with drugs which there are hints of here if I recall but a certain point of drugs and certain drugs and what you did, etc. He had driven this far and not been pulled over no? I don't think head injuries lead to automatic stripping necessarily. Going onto a road that is claimed wouldn't be the norm. Yes I remember some things about it.

I think just like that weird bitcoin case in your state, it's hard to come to a conclusion here or even a stance. I normally have one as most know lol in many a case but not in this one. I certainly can't close it and just buy it is that answer, he stripped, he wandered, he died and hasn't been found. I just can't get there or feel it is the likelihood.

Jmo of course. Either way it needs to be open, investigated with continual searches then because in this one assumptions don't cut it.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Foliage and terrain can make physically searching every square impossible. There's no way anybody can say they did. It's quite possible he is still in the ears. I'm not set on anything in particular on this one, just that it is possible he is still there

I agree that I' not set on anything either. What did your phone do on "ears"? Not sure what word you intended.

It's true they can miss someone searcing many times but a well done search has them so close together etc. and honestly they didn't do sh*t on this one in the beginning if I recall correctly and certainly not organized searches.

 

[GrandmaBear]

They would have to have enough probable cause to be able to get one.

Agree. You can't search without a reason for a warrant.

One would wonder about those that don't allow searches but of course that could just be because they are hiding something else. I'd let them search my property even though I prefer my privacy. I'd want to be present. Notified. Arranged.