The remains of Jason Landry, a 21-year-old student who disappeared in Texas in 2020, have been identified after a six-year search. Landry was driving home from Texas State University to his family's home in Missouri City on December 13, 2020, when he went missing. Authorities discovered his crashed car on the side of a road in Caldwell County, Texas, along with his belongings and clothes, but his body was not found at the time. The case remained unsolved for years, with investigators and the public continuing to search for answers. On September 8, a local resident in Caldwell County found human remains and informed authorities. The University of North Texas Center for Human Identification (UNTCHI), a facility that specializes in identifying human remains using forensic techniques such as DNA analysis, conducted tests and confirmed the remains were Jason Landry’s. This identification was announced in a press release from the Texas Attorney General’s office and reported by ABC13. A post on the Facebook group "Missing Person - Jason Landry" shared the news, stating that the remains found recently had been confirmed to be Jason’s. The post expressed gratitude for the support received during the long search and noted that the family grieves his loss but is thankful for the prayers and encouragement they received over the years. The group also acknowledged the emotional weight of the case on those involved. Authorities have not determined the exact cause of Landry’s death, but they do not suspect foul play at this time. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton called this development a “critical moment” in the case, which had weighed heavily on those involved for nearly six years. He expressed condolences for the Landry family’s loss and highlighted the ongoing efforts of the Cold Case Unit to provide closure to families and victims. Paxton also thanked law enforcement officers, volunteers, and citizens who contributed to ground and aerial searches, as well as the review of new leads and case analyses that helped identify Landry’s remains. The Facebook post also thanked law enforcement, volunteer search teams, and others who supported the family and honored Jason’s memory. It ended with a biblical quote, reflecting the family’s faith in Jason’s presence with the Lord. The identification of Jason Landry’s remains brings a measure of closure to a case that had remained unsolved for years, offering some comfort to his loved ones and the community that had rallied to find him.