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Welcome to true crime to go, what can I get for you?

I'd like one large missing person's case, but not a normal one, make it really weird.

Welcome to true crime to go, I'm John, here's always with Jamie.

Man, your intro has me intrigued, is it like a large person that is missing or just a big case in general?

I don't have dimensions of the individual that I'm missing.

I just...

I just felt like it was a...

If I'm going to order something, I always get a large.

Do you understand how girth works?

All right, well, we'll talk off the air about that.

This is going to be a crime story in 10 minutes or less, and John, it is a very interesting one that I'd never heard of before now.

Well, the title has me intrigued for sure, so why don't you get the ball rolling?

It's 12.31 a.m. on December 13th of the year 2020.

A volunteer firefighter found an abandoned car that had been crashed into a fence.

He was in a little town near Missouri City, Texas on the 2300 block of Salt Flat Road, which sounds like every road that is around us.

I was going to say that sounds like it's in Kentucky.

While the main vehicle itself raised suspicion, they also found a lot of things around the car that really made them question what actually happened.

There was a backpack, there was some clothing spread along the roadway, and just by looking at this scene,

it looked like somebody crashed the car, got out of it, and took their clothes off as they were running into the woods.

Police quickly identified the car as belonging to 21-year-old college student Jason Landry, which is, in fact, the most Texas name ever.

Absolutely.

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