This is the really weird part of the timeline. He tries hitchhiking out, then doubled back and hauled ass non-stop in the van to Florida? Not impossible but seems...odd, even in a sea of oddness.
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Gabby Petito missing case now ruled a homicide, remains found in Wyoming confirmed as hers [up: remains of brian laundrie found and confirmed]
- Thread starter Ulbrick
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Wait if that was her legal residence why didn't cops issue a search warrant sooner when a missing persons case was filed?
Also I think this case has generated a lot of interest at least on era because of the crazy defense force that showed up early on, it kinda reminds me of the insane defenses that came out when Trayvon Martin was killed and people were coming out the woodwork early to defend his killer. People got emotionally invested in their positions and now they want to see this through.
Also I think this case has generated a lot of interest at least on era because of the crazy defense force that showed up early on, it kinda reminds me of the insane defenses that came out when Trayvon Martin was killed and people were coming out the woodwork early to defend his killer. People got emotionally invested in their positions and now they want to see this through.
As far as the police investigation, they had to be very careful in approaching the family and tracking Brian. Evidence obtained could be tainted if found to be
He was not a criminal suspect until the body was found or evidence that showed he committed the crime is found. So unless there is an admission or evidence the parents knew of a crime, they could argue that they were not helping a suspect, especially since Brian supposedly had already left their house.
Yeah this too. All those wacky theories just trying to explain away everything suspicious about this creep.
Either one is possible, its disingenuous to say its clearly closing because that video is rotten potato cam quality.
Seeing it on a PC monitor in 4k doesn't really make it any clearer. It could be just the black ladder's aliasing into what would seem like a slightly open door. It's too far to tell really.
If he was at their house, I want to know how he drove his car from the property without the media standing right there not seeing it. Seems like the house he was living at would be where the car was parked.
The reporter who had been camped outside of the house for over a week said he didn't think any of them had actually been there for some time.
Well nothing he's done so far is "normal"
and i wouldn't be shocked if he was freaking the fuck out and didn't know what he was doing. Like in that moment he probably thought hitchhiking was the best case for him.
Then freaked out and wanted to get back to the van for whatever reason.
Or they had someone else drive the car away from there.
Because persons of interest have constitional rights and can't simply be held by police on suspicion
if he drove the van back home, i imagine traffic cameras would have caught him at some point eh? or cameras at gas stations & etc? he would have needed to refill somewhere along the way
911 Call about an assault weeks before this current incident
911 call just released on fox news of a witness seeing BL slapping Gabby
I will need to look at it again but to my eyes their is a "motion of a door closing" and don't think the latter's outline would do it. Not saying you are wrong so guess we will never know. Just makes it super creepy if Brian was in there at that moment.
I'm looking at it on my PC monitor. It's a blurred black line that is there, then snaps out of existence while a fleck of dirt on the windshield is wobbling around in front of it. When the black line disappears, there is no black line visible - there should be, because there is a black ladder on the back of the van.
In fact, I went over it frame by frame and what I think is happening is that the blurred black line is being occluded by the tree. You just don't see the transition cleanly because of the fleck of dirt wobbling around in front of it.
Doesn't surprise me. She was shaken up on that bodycam footage in a way that went beyond any standard argument and cites him grabbing her by the face. From the emotional abuse of him disparaging her work efforts to the physical violence it seems she was trapped under his abuse for awhile.
Thoughts and well wishes to Gabby's family.
Again to reiterate, you don't come home without your partner and lawyer up without having done something to your partner. It was clear as day. Yes we all know don't talk to the Police but not when it involves a missing persons case. Just sad that she died for seemingly no reason.
Again to reiterate, you don't come home without your partner and lawyer up without having done something to your partner. It was clear as day. Yes we all know don't talk to the Police but not when it involves a missing persons case. Just sad that she died for seemingly no reason.
The cops failed her 100%, like they do many other victims of dv. They were to busy comparing the "hysterical women" in their lives, and siding with him.
People actually defended him palming her face and pushing her out of the van because he had scratch marks and she had no visible injuries or marks but i digress.
Worth noting she was blaming herself the entire video. Something fairly common with abuse victims, they blame themselves for everything all the time.
She was protecting him there.
If that's accurate then it's just another piece of a fucked up puzzle.
God I hope they find that POS alive.
So how long till we have those people defending him come back and say something like "we don't know the whole story, he could have hit her because she might have attacked him" and something about not calling 911 on another person's domestic abuse. God I hope this mfer is alive and didn't take the easy way out.
I wonder how that cop that pulled over Brian and Gabby that day must feel like. It was good they were separated for the remainder of the day but it would have been good of somehow Gabby split and went to see her friend instead. (Something about them having plans but Gabby bailed last minute likely due to Brian) Damn.
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Wonder what kind of nonsense the lawyer will say tomorrow.
Yes, some even going as far as to say they would cover for their kids even if they committed murder. Some sick weirdos on this site.
Disgusting, but unsurprising at this point.
True on the abuse front, there are a number of hallmarks. I imagine a lot of her being shaken up was also in worrying about what would come down the line from him for them having been questioned by the police, and that feeling of being trapped.
I wouldn't be surprised if the lawyer jumps ship some time soon. Family friend or not at a certain point you are opening up yourself and your reputation to damage.
fucking awful
just further showcases how little is done when it comes to domestic abuse in regards to women and how even if the signs are there, the chances of anyone helping you are immensely slim (more so especially if you are a woman of color)
My bad, i didn't mean to derail. And we've already seen quite a few thread locks already. Because of that i won't answer you directly and will ask you to read between the lines.
But this to me seemed like it blatantly in our faces the whole time. It just never sat well with me how much "benefit of the doubt" this guy received during all this. And now he's gone and no one knows where he is.
There's 31 days in August so he didn't even have to "haul ass". I believe the people who spotted the van said the last day they saw it was the 29th. So if he left late on the 29th that gives him at least 60+ hours to drive 36 hours worth and get to Florida by afternoon. So enough time to even sleep 8 hrs each day with additional stops.
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I wish their was a law that required the family of the people involved to be automatically contacted after a dv incident.
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I have no idea if this is related however there have been sightings of him (Brian) in Alabama.
mynbc15.com
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Body found near Tillman's Corner Walmart
A speculation firestorm swept through Mobile Monday sparked by rumored sightings of the subject of a nationwide search. Authorities are trying to find Brian Laundrie, a person of interest in the disappearance of his fiancée Gabby Petito. Since Friday rumors have been flying that he'd been seen...
mynbc15.com
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Gets even worse, someone said on this very site they wouldn't turn in their own kid short of them being an active terrorist, so the litany of depraved sick crimes someone might commit if they aint a terrorist a ok in their books, and ever so slightly pivoted to say that they would then give them 'a few days head start' and then tell the family. Not even doing the basic decent step to inform the police, as if the millimetre change is somehow fucking ok.
Fucking sickos on this site.
This site is becoming a lost cause, if not already has moved over to being one.
Honestly I hope the cop doesn't beat himself up too much about it. There was only so much he could do unless she specifically asked them to. His hands were tied even if he had his suspicions on what was really going on. He also had no way of knowing that the situation he encountered there would turn out this way.
But it's all hindsight. Everything looks easy and obvious in the rearview mirror.
It's all hindsight but yeah, watching that bodycam now all the signs of an abusive relationship are there.
Wasn't the cop saying she could spend the night in jail because it was a domestic dispute. Fucked up to say but she would have been safer jail. Probably would have called her parents. None of this would have happened (i imagine)
Honestly, I imagine shock at the actual event is what led him to making such odd decisions. I can imagine a scenario where he was in such shock at both his actions and that he lost her that he tried hitchhiking away from the van, only to remember that any evidence pointing to him is right where the van is, so he doubled back and drove away.
The real question I have now is was he in communication with anyone on the way home. I highly doubt he didn't call his parents to inform them he was heading back. Something tells me they know far more than they are letting on.