Caleb Harris' dad said his son had plans to fish on Monday, but the 21-year-old Texas college student disappeared that morning.
Authorities in Texas are asking for the public's help in finding a missing college student who disappeared Monday morning.
The AWARE Foundation, a nonprofit for missing persons, said Harris was taking his dog out when his Snapchat location last pinged him at the residence at 2:45 a.m. His car, keys and wallet were left in his apartment, and although he did have his phone, it has since been turned off, authorities said. "He's just a normal kid with a normal routine," Randy told Scripps News Corpus Christi."He planning on school the next day, going to go fishing the next afternoon. He even texted me pictures of lures and fish that he planned on catching the next day, so I have no idea what happened. We're looking."
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