Christmas has become a solemn time for one Texas family as they search for answers about what happened to one of their own who vanished three years ago, KHOU-TV reports. On December 13, 2020, Texas State University student Jason Landry left campus in San Marcos for winter break and began driving to his family’s home in …
On December 13, 2020, Jason Landry heads back home to Missouri City for the holidays. It’s time for a Christmas celebration with his family away from college life. Somewhere in a less than three-hour drive, something went wrong. Landry’s car was found crashed near Luling, Texas. From the time he was last seen until his …
A volunteer search effort will resume Friday for a a Texas State University student who has been missing since mid-December. As previously reported, Landry, 21, left the school’s San Marcos campus on December 13 to drive home to Missouri City, which is outside Houston, for the holidays, and has not been seen since. Landry’s car …
Items found in Jason Landry’s car were not taken into evidence, and were turned over to the family shortly after the totaled car was found. When deputies traveled to retrieve the items, they found that Landry’s cell phone was locked.
Authorities in Texas did not immediately suspect something may have been terribly wrong when police were first notified of an abandoned, totaled car on Salt Flat Road in Luling last week. A county sheriff’s department is now playing catch-up as multiple investigative agencies are sharpening their focus on different aspects of the case. The car …
On December 13, Jason Landry heads back home to Missouri City for the holidays. It’s time for a Christmas celebration with his family away from college life. Somewhere in a less than three-hour drive, something went wrong. Landry’s car was found crashed. From the time he was last seen, until his car was found, just …
The Texas Attorney General’s Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit will take another look at the case of a college student who disappeared while on his way home for winter break in 2020. Jason Landry, 21, left the Texas State University campus in San Marcos on December 13 to drive to his home in Missouri …
Authorities in Texas will decide on Friday if they will continue a large-scale search for a missing Texas State University student, who vanished five days ago after an apparent car wreck in Luling, about 30 miles from the college’s San Marcos campus. As CrimeOnline previously reported, 21-year-old Jason Landry left campus on Sunday to drive …
The search for a missing Texas college student has intensified as family members say Jason Landry did not take a direct route while driving home from school for the holidays, and investigators search an oil field near the gravel road where Landry’s totaled car was found on Monday. As CrimeOnline previously reported, a passerby spotted …
Authorities in Texas are searching for a missing college student whose car was found abandoned. As ClickHouston.com reports, Jason Landry, 21, left the Texas State campus in San Marcos on Sunday to drive home to Missouri City, less than three hours away by car, for the holidays. Landry never arrived, and on Sunday night, a …
