Questions Ive been thinking about:
I wonder if his roommates will continue to live at the apartment?
I’m surprised the roommates are being extremely tight lipped as it appears none of them have been interviewed, how did they pull that off?
I wonder if Caleb’s car is somewhere being fingerprinted, or did his dad take the car back home?
What happens to all his classes he was registered for this semester? Will he get F’s or Withdraw?
Is Caleb’s clothing still in the apartment or did his parents clear everything out.
Sorry just been thinking about what goes on behinds the scenes when someone goes missing….
IIRC, there was some statement early on by the family that Caleb had just signed a new lease but I am not sure if it was for the same apartment or for another apartment, and not sure if it was at the same apartment complex. We don't know if he would be with the same roommates or not, one or more of them may be graduating this spring, or moving in with a girlfriend, or other. It has not been reported what their plans are. I am sure the roommates have been interviewed by LE and likely also spoken to Caleb's family. I wouldn't be out talking to the media if my roommate was missing, so it doesn't surprise me.
How Caleb's classes this semester will be handled depends on a lot of things. If he returns to classes after spring break, then there won't be much of an impact unless he missed a test or exam. He would work out the way to address that with his faculty members. If he was abducted and then returns, the university will do their best to help him complete the academic year, they can give him "incompletes" which means he would likely have to complete the coursework for the courses he was taking this semester at a later date, probably by August or whatever the date is for the beginning of the fall term.
If Caleb was a student in good standing with his university, then faculty in his department and the administration will usually work together to do everything they can to work out a plan for him to complete his semester. This happens all the time, for example a student gets sick or needs to have surgery, there is a death in the family, etc. All need to be verified, of course, but there are ways to make up the coursework such as term papers, tests, exams, projects, etc.
I hope Caleb does return and complete his degree. Apparently he was interested in environmental science, or something like that, and wanted to work outdoors for park service or something like that. Seems that he would be great at that kind of career.
If LE have cleared the apartment for the roommates and Caleb's family, then if the lease is about to expire and a move was planned out of this particular apartment, then I would think that Caleb's family would be moving his belongings to safeguard them until Caleb returns. Also his vehicle. By now LE would have cleared both the apartment and vehicle, I would think.
JMO.