re: Is there an update on missing 40 year old man?

Smashed to the point of Happy’s not serving you is not a good sign. No telling where his impaired brain had him wandering off to or wanting to get into.

I wonder if the lack of details from the police is to spare his family some embarrassment.

This also makes sense why “the client” was quick to worry when he didn't show up for the meeting. He knew what kind of state he last saw him in.

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That isn't a bad area, though not very trafficked.

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That isn’t a bad area at noon on a weekday. It isn’t somewhere you want to be on foot at midnight on a weekday drunk.

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It gets sketchy real fast once you hand a left out of Happy’s.

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Convention is to the right walking out of Happy's.

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Additionally, he would’ve walked toward that park on Convention where multiple people have been shot dead over the years.

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Where is this? This has to be somewhere on the other side of the interstate.

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Ton of police down burbank by the Shed with blocked traffic and a part of the field roped off. This situation the first thing that popped in my mind

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Google Maps saying a crash at 10:07ct

There’s a lot to read here, so sorry if this has already been said, but there’s a goddamn police station halfway between Happy’s and Courtyard, and it’s a 1.5 block walk. That SHOULD be the safest walk ever.

Watched a crackhead hooker hit some trick with a 2x4 at convention and 13th about a month ago.

I think this ends up being directly/indirectly responsible by the hands of “Client” Josh.

I believe there is a reason that the Police are shielding Client Josh’s identity and his employer’s identity right now.

From the elevator pictures, Client Josh was clearly up in Nathan’s hotel room.
Happy’s said that Nathan was intoxicated before he arrived. Was there more than drinking going on in the hotel room?

What went sour from the time Client Josh paid the bill? Because whatever it was Client Josh didn’t give Nathan more than 60 minutes of being late to his meeting to go directly to the police:

He didn’t show up to a meeting with the client the next morning. They were due to meet back on the job site at 8 a.m. The client went to police by 9 a.m

Seems possible that the homeless dude asked for money and he was so obliterated he was like ok here's my debit card.

**little bit of new, updated info**
More Debit card purchases & 2 ATM withdrawals.

Now I’m starting to lean that he was buying drugs. And him being “hammered” may not have been from just drinking.



Shortly after he left Happy's, Harvey said there was a withdrawal made at an ATM, which is close to where the phone was found. She said authorities have surveillance video of the person withdrawing money from his debit card at the ATM near a Greyhound bus station.

There was another withdrawal at another nearby ATM, and "multiple smaller charges" at a Chevron in the one-by-four block radius, Harvey said -- all of it happening between 1 and 2 a.m.

Harvey said the team at Texas EquuSearch plans to have search coordinators out and about Thursday afternoon to cover the four-block radius in hopes of uncovering what happened to Nathan.

"At the beginning, it's going to be a lot of recon, it's going to be a lot of boots on the ground, you know trying to check every single place possible where there could be video surveillance -- I'm sure they're going to be looking in vacant buildings," Harvey said.

Harvey and her team are hoping that against all odds, they'll be able to find Nathan and bring him home.

"You know, each day that passes, it lessens that chance that you're going to have a positive outcome, but we've seen some crazy amazing miracles happen so that's what we're going to hold onto right now -- we're hoping for that miracle for him," Harvey said.