Family of Texas A&M student found dead after picking up Uber Eats order suspects foul play

The family of Texas College student Caleb Harriswho disappeared from his apartment complex in the early hours of a Monday in March before his remains were found in a 40-foot-deep well in June, is still searching for answers.

The 21-year-old Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi student was last seen picking up an Uber Eats order outside his off-campus apartment complex called The Cottages, which advertises Accommodation for A&M students, said the Corpus Christi police.

The Nueces County Coroner confirmed to Fox News Digital that despite a comprehensive autopsy of Harris’ death, the cause and manner of death are still undetermined.

Randy Harris, Caleb’s father, told Fox News Digital that his family would meet with police on Friday.

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Harris told My San Antonio that his family is “completely convinced that this was a homicide and not an accident.”

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Caleb was in touch with friends and family via Snapchat between 2:00 a.m. and 2:45 a.m., shortly before he went to pick up his Uber Eats order and disappeared with his phone.

Police have ruled out the Uber Eats delivery driver as a suspect in the case. Caleb’s wallet and keys were left behind when he went to pick up the food, his parents said.

“He just kind of disappeared. There’s no evidence of wrongdoing, but there’s no evidence at all. So we have to investigate every inch, everything we can think of,” Randy previously told Fox News Digital. “It’s a mystery.”

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Randy said his son was “preparing for the next afternoon.”

“He had ordered his lunch for the next day at a supermarket, which is quite normal. … He’s a creature of habit, so it was quite normal for him to do that,” Randy said previously.

At 3:03 a.m., Caleb sent another Snapchat to a friend showing “a small bridge over a sewer ditch in the 1900 block of Ennis Joslin, just a few hundred feet from the entrance to his apartment complex.”

At that moment, his phone beeped for the last time at a nearby cell tower.

Later that day on March 4, Harris’ roommates noticed the 21-year-old’s food order was at their door as instructed, but he was nowhere to be found, Corpus Christi police said.

The family of missing Texas college student Caleb Harris believes “someone knows something”

“It’s a parent’s worst nightmare,” Caleb’s mother, Becky Harris, told Fox News Digital in March.

With no conclusive autopsy results available, the family is still trying to figure out exactly what happened to their beloved son in March.

“It’s 2024 and the chances of someone disappearing without a trace and no one knowing are zero. We just feel like it hasn’t reached enough people and we believe someone knows something,” family spokesman Tony Mathis previously told “FOX & Friends.”

Anyone with information about Harris’ disappearance or death is asked to contact Corpus Christi police at 361-886-2840 or 361-886-2600. Tipsters can also contact University Police at 361-825-4444.

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