Gabby Petito missing case now ruled a homicide, remains found in Wyoming confirmed as hers [up: remains of brian laundrie found and confirmed]
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Real talk. I have a friend that could look like Brian if you took a pic of him from a distance. I'm with you. This sleuthing shit needs to stop. Can you imagine being and investigator having to go through all these tips?
Hah I hear you. Been bald for around 14 years now (gawd, can't believe it's been that long) and while I've had a beard from time to time my "default" look is the Bezos short stubble hair and clean shave. I feel like I gotta have a little contrast in there.
An innocent person isn't being accused of murder. An innocent person is being misidentified as a murderer. If they really, really, really look like him, the police will stop them to identify them, they'll produce their ID showing that they're not Brian (which the don't talk to police crowd should be on board with) and it'll be done and over with.
I don't see what's funny. Yes it's their job but with the nature of this case and the internet sleuthing is clearly them dealing with more bullshit.
they deal with internet sleuthing / tons of false tips and reports all the time, idk why you're acting like this is suddenly a huge thing
I'm just upset because people are stupid and think they know more than the people actually working this case.
... Where did I say that they're accused of murder because they look like him?
in what world are you living in?
In many violent crime cases if the perpetrator isn't caught within a few days, more often than not, they are either caught committing a different crime, are caught in a routine traffic stop, or they are caught by anonymous tip.
but in particular if you put someone's picture up on TV and or the internet they're expecting to get tips, just a few minutes of national tv time could literally net 100s or thousands of tips with people saying they have seen that person. So naturally some people are going to get misidentified. But its not like the FBI is coming to knock on literally everyone's door, so its not really a big deal and my "thems the breaks" was more in regards to the few times a tip is submitted and the FBI or whoever deems it credible to go look at that person and they're not actually the person that committed the crime.
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Yeah, if he somehow managed to make it across either border he won't be facing a death penalty charge.
This is assuming all police interactions go perfectly swimmingly
This is not the rebuttal you think it is. It also doesn't make much sense. What exactly is "not really" supposed to be for? That people want to catch him?
That bounty hunters publicizing information might lead to tipping off people on the lam? What concept did I put forth that you find incorrect?
Then don't send in anonymous tips?
Like what do you want. Do you want fugitives to be found or not?
Police not handling interactions appropriately is a separate issue.
Honestly, if he's using his phone in any capacity they'll know where he is. Dude is off the radar or has a burner. He's dumb enough to log into any of his accounts his location will be stored.
Although maybe thats why the FBI has been searching the same area, they have proof he's somewhere around there.
So it looks like it's no longer a rumor, the parents did go camping with Brian when he returned without Gabby at Fort De Soto. I never mentioned it last week because the only source was Fox News but now it seems to be reported by more reputable places.
wonder what they talked about?
wonder what they talked about?
This is pretty meaningless in the investigation I think but...
Local news searched those Fort De Soto camping lists and followed up with others that were at the campground at the same time. The people camping next to the Laundrie family remember the red truck, and have photos that include the Laundrie camper at the adjacent campsite. And - quite a coincidence if it is him - may have captured a photo of Brian walking back to his family's campsite in the background while taking a group selfie
nbc-2.com
Local news searched those Fort De Soto camping lists and followed up with others that were at the campground at the same time. The people camping next to the Laundrie family remember the red truck, and have photos that include the Laundrie camper at the adjacent campsite. And - quite a coincidence if it is him - may have captured a photo of Brian walking back to his family's campsite in the background while taking a group selfie
Fort Myers couple claims they camped next to the Laundries in Fort De Soto Park
Brian Laundrie’s attorney confirmed Brian and his parents visited the area together.
nbc-2.com
This is pretty meaningless in the investigation I think but...
Local news searched those Fort De Soto camping lists and followed up with others that were at the campground at the same time. The people camping next to the Laundrie family remember the red truck, and have photos that include the Laundrie camper at the adjacent campsite. And - quite a coincidence if it is him - may have captured a photo of Brian walking back to his family's campsite in the background while taking a group selfie
Fort Myers couple claims they camped next to the Laundries in Fort De Soto Park
Brian Laundrie’s attorney confirmed Brian and his parents visited the area together.
It's like a Bigfoot sighting.
Still weird though. They purchased a new phone for him after Gabby's death. So maybe he has his old phone? Some shady stuff going on with those parents.
There was a report of the FBI at a nearby AT&T store and the article said Brian was there with his mother earlier in the day on the day the family said he went missing (Sept 14?)
EDIT - ahh here it is from TMZ (https://www.tmz.com/2021/09/29/brian-laundrie-burner-phone-surveillance-video-missing-gabby-petito/)
Can you imagine the media circus shitshow if Dog catches him before the FBI? It will be nuts.
I mean, that's pretty much how he got a tv show and became famous in the first place. I still say this guy is dead though, and dog is full of shit (if he even said that)
I assume they mean it's the number they are in possession of- which means they could track it's use.
parody is reality these days anyways so this is probably going to happen
EDIT: Time's up and you're right. Shouldn't be making dumb posts like this. I'll hold myself to it for the people that quoted me.
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Well there will certainly be no complaints from me if Dog really does capture him. He needs to be brought in to face justice. Whether the FBI is the one to do that or not is irrelevant.