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Do people really get up at 2:30 AM to take their dog for a walk? Or was that just something to do to APPEAR to be doing something legitimate while he actually was up to something fishy or illegal?
My guess is that he was up at that hour for some nefarious reason, and whomever he was meeting with (or someone they knew) is responsible for his disappearance. Check with his friends, girlfriend, classmates, and acquaintances to learn his habits and whom he associated with. That will provide the clues to find out what happened and possibly who was involved in his disappearance.
Nowhere was said that he got up. Perhaps he was studying or writing a paper till that time, then after he finished, he decided to walk the dog and get the food before going to bed.
But why he didn't go with his dog to pick up the food? Or why he was walking barefoot and without a wallet ?
Was his food already prepaid?
I hate to even suggest that, but..
Perhaps he was buying something else and the deal went wrong...
A guy I had broken up with after dating for a short time stopped by my dorm while I was in the community t.v. room watching a show with friends. I saw him and quickly got up to see what he wanted, not wanting to make a scene. He wanted to talk to me in privacy and I didn't want to take him to my dorm room so we stepped outside. I was barefoot, had no jacket on, I had my dorm key but nothing else with me. It was chilly outside and there were people walking by so the guy suggested that we sit in his car to have some privacy. We got into his car and the next thing you know he started that car up and without my permission took me out for a long car ride in the country while we had a talk.
My friends back at the dorm had grown concerned. All they knew was I was there watching t.v. with them one second and gone the next and of course there were no cellphones back then. He wound up dropping me back off at my dorm as my friends were debating whether or not to call the campus police.
Maybe something similar happened here - a "friend" coaxed him into a car to talk and then just drove off with him.
Nowhere was said that he got up. Perhaps he was studying or writing a paper till that time, then after he finished, he decided to walk the dog and get the food before going to bed.
But why he didn't go with his dog to pick up the food? Or why he was walking barefoot and without a wallet ?
Was his food already prepaid?
I hate to even suggest that, but..
Perhaps he was buying something else and the deal went wrong...
It was an Uber Eats delivery from what i've read.
The place is a gated community.. Perhaps he had to go to the gate to pick up the food? Otherwise, I would figure the Uber Eats driver would have brought it to his door.
The place is a gated community.. Perhaps he had to go to the gate to pick up the food? Otherwise, I would figure the Uber Eats driver would have brought it to his door.
Did the Uber Eats driver actually see him or just drop off the food for him somewhere? One would think that a gated community would have security cameras. And a lot of the delivery people have dashcams.
Did the Uber Eats driver actually see him or just drop off the food for him somewhere? One would think that a gated community would have security cameras. And a lot of the delivery people have dashcams.
My understanding, and.. Don't put full faith in this.. The last sighting of him WAS the Uber Eats driver.
That's the impression i've gotten from reading on it. But, I haven't seen that expressly said anywhere. So.. I always tell people I take many things with a grain of salt.. Do the same on this, because I won't say that is confirmed.
Do people really get up at 2:30 AM to take their dog for a walk? Or was that just something to do to APPEAR to be doing something legitimate while he actually was up to something fishy or illegal?
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I often walk my 4 dogs in the middle of the night. Sometimes, someone has to go "right now" but most often it's because I have to get up in the middle of the night to get myself ready for work. Once I'm up so are they and everyone now needs a walk
My understanding, and.. Don't put full faith in this.. The last sighting of him WAS the Uber Eats driver.
That's the impression i've gotten from reading on it. But, I haven't seen that expressly said anywhere. So.. I always tell people I take many things with a grain of salt.. Do the same on this, because I won't say that is confirmed.
I totally understand. This is a fluid situation now and there are things tossed out there even by professional reporters that don't always turn out to be accurate.
But it certainly would make sense that a young college guy had ordered Uber Eats. This does not feel like a wandered off and jumped into a river scenario to me. Something happened to that kid.
Do people really get up at 2:30 AM to take their dog for a walk? Or was that just something to do to APPEAR to be doing something legitimate while he actually was up to something fishy or illegal?
My guess is that he was up at that hour for some nefarious reason, and whomever he was meeting with (or someone they knew) is responsible for his disappearance. Check with his friends, girlfriend, classmates, and acquaintances to learn his habits and whom he associated with. That will provide the clues to find out what happened and possibly who was involved in his disappearance.
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A college student being up at 2:30 is nefarious? No, this is not uncommon behavior and to blame Caleb at this point in the disappearance is disgusting to me.
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