The circumstances surrounding Jason Landry’s disappearance have remained disputed over the years.

Authorities confirmed that human remains found in Caldwell County belong to Jason Landry, a Texas State student missing since 2020.

The Texas State student vanished near Luling in 2020.

Jason Landry disappeared Dec. 13, 2020, while driving from San Marcos to his family's home in Missouri City. Remains found near the original crash site have now been confirmed as his.

Attorney General Ken Paxton's Cold Case Unit says that DNA analysis has conclusively identified recently recovered human remains as those of Jason Landry, who had been missing since December 2020.

Landry would have turned 27 this summer. Volunteers who spent years searching say his family can finally bring him home.

Texas’s cold-case unit announced that Landry’s remains have been found. His vanishing was so much more than a missing persons case.

The remains of a Texas State University student who vanished after crashing his car while heading home for Christmas have been recovered nearly six years later. DNA testing confirmed that skeletal ...

After nearly six years, one Texas family finally has some answers. On September 23, 2026, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Cold Case Unit announced that “DNA analysis has conclusively identified ...

The remains were discovered not far from where the Missouri City college student's vehicle was found.

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- State officials confirmed Wednesday that remains found this month in Caldwell County belong to a college student who vanished on his way home for Christmas break nearly six years ago.

DNA analysis confirms that remains found near Luling on Sept. 8 are Jason Landry, who disappeared while driving home for Christmas nearly six years ago.