I agree the feet are pretty robust but the point is because of the condition of the rough potholed road, insects animals in the rough grass spider bite maybe snake bite maybe thorns nettles etc. other rough vegetation on the ground rusted oil tank parts like rusted nails, he may have been effected so his movement would be hampered also. So I imagine he didn't get far. That grass was rough and long and who knows what's in there.
I wonder if with a head injury he could be confused enough to go somewhere with someone, and the person led him astray. But again this wouldn't be far from his crash sight. A naked man in a residential area would have gotten a call to police so he didn't get that far. Its pretty sparse in terms of residences in the area he crashed it was desolate.
While a geofence warrant would be most helpful, I think we have to accept that without evidence of a crime (i.e., probable cause defined), pursuant to the 6/22/18 USSC Carpenter ruling, there will not be a judge in the US that will sign the warrant based on the public's constitutional rights to privacy and one's electronic footprint, without probable cause.
Here is what Texas Equusearch said on their Facebook page. BBM
I think he was confused after the crash, walked a long way, burrowed somewhere, and now we just need to find him, if there's anything left.
I wonder if there would be a possibility to get it if there was a chance if someone led him astray as the perp realized that Jason was not in his right state of mind and was delusional. Realizing this just for the heck of it make Jason's plight worst just because they could. So IMO the possibility of a third party is still there. Although everything associated with hypothermia, head injury, being under the influence of drugs or alcohol. or and shock, finding a hole to lay in and bury oneself are all valid too. We just don't know,
I don't know if JL's family was ever able to "crack" his phone but if there was credible, suspicious activity present between JL and a third party, I believe they would have had a warrant at this time -- it's been nearly 12 months. I think after all the interviews of those that knew JL best and a review of his phone calling records, there was nothing to draw from. Unfortunately -- that might not be the same with his phone apps that would not likely be available to family without a warrant. MOO
But I don't know if you got the point I was trying to make that he encountered someone on the road or grass where he was walking in his confused state not before this tragedy occurred. I could be wrong but I think you are alluding to before as in someone he may have known. Correct me if I'm wrong and accept my apology if I am.
