Sources say James Hubert did not get “jumped” as his mother asserted after the missing Georgia Tech student was found badly ‘beaten” near railroad tracks, but rather jumped himself -- onto a moving train.
Police have reportedly viewed surveillance video from the railway station that shows a drunken Hubert leaping from a bridge the night he disappeared, in a failed attempt to land atop a CSX freighter.
That folly has left the 24-year-old vice president of GT’s ignominious fraternity Phi Delta Theta with head trauma and a damaged spine, among other significant injuries.
Investigators stated this week that they’ve still been unable to interview Hubert about the event, citing his serious medical condition.
However, as details continue to trickle in about the young man’s odd missing persons case, it’s beginning to seem he did not go missing, per se, but was a victim of his own recklessness while “drunk [and] possibly using recreational drugs.”
College mates used a special GPS tracking app to locate Hubert, who was found in a downtown ditch wounded and incoherent a few days after he vanished from a sorority party.
It’s been revealed that unknown persons had covered his battered body “with coats” and neatly “placed” his shoes beside him; suggesting that James Hubert had spectators to his less than spectacular jump.
If those individuals were fellow frat brothers, and Hubert’s near-fatal *Skyfall* was somehow related to hazing, which is unlawful, it would explain why no one reported his accident or took him to a hospital.
