I wonder what happened to Cadet Calvin Cox?

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Calvin Cox was a Cadet at West Point Military Academy in the year 1950. He signed himself out to have dinner with an acquaintance on January 14,1950 and was never heard from again. The acquaintance may have been a man by the name of George. Peter Hains, was charge of quarters in B-2, the living / sleeping quarters that were assigned to Calvin Cox. Hains reported that a man, possibly by the name of George (though he may have mixed it up with another callers name) called asking for Cadet Cox. The man sounded patronizing, rough and almost insulting. He identified himself as being someone Cox knew from Germany. A man did arrive one evening and Cox went with the man, supposedly to a dinner. However, when he returned he confessed to his bunkmates that he had not ate, but rather drank with the man in his car. He'd later recount some of the stories the man (possibly George) had told him (Cadet Cox). These stories were gruesome, and later Cox would be remembered as saying he hoped he wouldn't see the man again. However, he did end up seeing the man again, signing himself out a final time, never to be seen again. It is believed that he had dined with this "George" fellow again, but the description of the man seen leaving with Cox is different from the description of the man before. I'll let you (if you want) read more of it here : (The above was my own summary based off of the link, that gives more info)