That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://www.octopusoverlords.com/forum/
Still, if Brian just tosses himself to the swamps or something, without ever telling the family what happened.... Their nightmares will never end, IMO. Not that they ever would - but they will still be haunted by the lack of any information.
LOL- no.
you really should go back a page and read the posts that lead up this.I would think if it wasn't her, they would have quickly reported that fact. Here's hoping they get answers and someone can be held accountable.A body "consistent with the description of" Gabby Petito, the 22-year-old woman who went missing while on a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend, was discovered in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming.
The FBI Denver, the National Park Service and law enforcement made the announcement during a news conference Sunday evening in Grand Teton National Park. Charles Jones, the FBI’s supervisory senior resident agent, said that a full forensic identification hasn’t yet been completed, but investigators did notify Petito’s parents.
No one has the bandwidth for every single missing person. Mainstream media and "what's trending" is the lossy compression of current events. They pick what gets eyeballs and people love it.
Yes. And might I add, what an odd perspective.
Gotta be very careful what you wish for there. They are probably right now going to want ALL the details, and I guarantee you later if they get them, they will regret it.Unagi wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 6:35 pmStill, if Brian just tosses himself to the swamps or something, without ever telling the family what happened.... Their nightmares will never end, IMO. Not that they ever would - but they will still be haunted by the lack of any information.
It's truly a horrible story.
No, I get that. I’m talking about the “I want to know every detail about her last minute” stuff.Victoria Raverna wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 11:24 pm While they are probably going to regret knowing the details, it is still better to know if a missing person is still alive or not that not knowing that.
Yeah, the way it came across to me was the FBI almost yelling or in all caps “We are ASSUMING (*cough*) the Laundrie family is acting in good faith and giving us accurate info. FEDERAL PRISON IS NOT FOR THE FAINTHEARTED” (last part said looking directly at Laundrie family, eyebrows raised).
So, one of the scenarios I feel could have happened...
The autopsy will give us a good idea as to how she died and I expect it will show that she did not die of any "accident". Everything the guy has done says he killed her.Unagi wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 1:23 pmSo, one of the scenarios I feel could have happened...
First, we know Gabby was afraid that he would abandon her. It was obviously something she had in her mind, either because she just had that nightmare... or because he seeded it once by driving off during one of her 'freak out' moments. Either way, that idea was 'out there' in the cab of that van. They both had anxiety issues and we learned that he insisted breaks from one another while they both calmed down, etc. The fight that was witnessed in town had him locked in the car and refusing to let her back in.
I picture a fight where he either locked her out of the van at a camp site, and she walked off (never seen again). Or maybe he drives off in a fit, and then comes back to camp and she is gone.... or - even in the middle of the road somewhere, they pull over and he leaves her in a remote part of the park. He comes back to that spot and can't find her... then drives home....
From then, we know* that on Aug 30th Gabby's mom got what is believed to be a 'fake text from Gabby', where presumably Brian was trying to pretend that they were in, or had just came out of Yosemite... and a day later the van shows up in Florida without her. At least a 42 hour drive away from Yosemite...
So he had or has her cellphone... and tried to use it to, at the very least, buy himself some time... but he trusted his home, clearly. His parents feel that he is going to get the full blame for Gabby's death (and don't think that's justified) so they refuse to speak to anyone, they get lawyered up, hide their son, then report 3 days after they last saw him, that they last saw him 3 days ago... and that he went to swamp to hike... I wouldn't be surprised if his parents advised him to skip the country and that in a few days they would send the police searching for him in the swamp... their hope would be for the police to believe he's just dead (or skipped the country, cold trail) and Brian can live a new life in X, and they will see him there.
That's what fits best in my head at this point...
You could also imagine a scenario like that where she's on video expressing doubts about it and he tells her "just do it, it'll be fine". Where in addition to feeling guilty he'd likely be worried about maybe getting charged with something.Jaymon wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:20 pm Its possible (and this is pure speculation) she died of accident doing some sort of idiotic tiktok thing they were filing for the blog or whatever. Hanging off a cliff or teasing a bison of cuddling with a bear cub. But he had it on video, and feels responsible. but instead of going to the police right away. He didn't because he is also a tiktok idiot.
But I guess we have to wait until cause of death is released, and if boyfriend is changed from person of interest, to "wanted"
One of the articles a few days ago said that the parents claimed he took their car, yet the car was still at their house. Does not do anything to help them avoid accomplice charges.Grifman wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:40 pm One thing I haven't understood is how did he supposedly get to this reserve in Florida. He didn't drive the white van, so what vehicle did he take? I've not heard a description of any vehicle wanted by the police. And if he didn't take vehicle, then who took him?
Frankly, his family comes off as near accomplices in all of this. You'd think when he came home without her there would be some concern on their part about her.
I'm scratching.my head over that.Grifman wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:40 pm One thing I haven't understood is how did he supposedly get to this reserve in Florida. He didn't drive the white van, so what vehicle did he take? I've not heard a description of any vehicle wanted by the police. And if he didn't take vehicle, then who took him?
Frankly, his family comes off as near accomplices in all of this. You'd think when he came home without her there would be some concern on their part about her.
Apparently they then went and drove it back.The family of Brian Laundrie — who vanished as authorities hunted for his girlfriend, Gabby Petito — found a note left on his car in Florida, their attorney told The Post on Monday.
Police left the notice on Laundrie’s Mustang, which his family found Wednesday parked near the Carlton Reserve in Sarasota County, according to attorney Steven Bertolino.
The note had asked for the car to be removed — but the family left the vehicle there until Thursday, hoping he’d return to it, Bertolino said.
Depends on his wealth level. A boat trip to Cuba then a flight to south America comes to mind. If he's REALLY smart he might even be able to eventually emigrate to Europe with totally real papers from one of those SA countries with a high corruption index.Grifman wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 2:45 pmThe autopsy will give us a good idea as to how she died and I expect it will show that she did not die of any "accident". Everything the guy has done says he killed her.Unagi wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 1:23 pmSo, one of the scenarios I feel could have happened...
First, we know Gabby was afraid that he would abandon her. It was obviously something she had in her mind, either because she just had that nightmare... or because he seeded it once by driving off during one of her 'freak out' moments. Either way, that idea was 'out there' in the cab of that van. They both had anxiety issues and we learned that he insisted breaks from one another while they both calmed down, etc. The fight that was witnessed in town had him locked in the car and refusing to let her back in.
I picture a fight where he either locked her out of the van at a camp site, and she walked off (never seen again). Or maybe he drives off in a fit, and then comes back to camp and she is gone.... or - even in the middle of the road somewhere, they pull over and he leaves her in a remote part of the park. He comes back to that spot and can't find her... then drives home....
From then, we know* that on Aug 30th Gabby's mom got what is believed to be a 'fake text from Gabby', where presumably Brian was trying to pretend that they were in, or had just came out of Yosemite... and a day later the van shows up in Florida without her. At least a 42 hour drive away from Yosemite...
So he had or has her cellphone... and tried to use it to, at the very least, buy himself some time... but he trusted his home, clearly. His parents feel that he is going to get the full blame for Gabby's death (and don't think that's justified) so they refuse to speak to anyone, they get lawyered up, hide their son, then report 3 days after they last saw him, that they last saw him 3 days ago... and that he went to swamp to hike... I wouldn't be surprised if his parents advised him to skip the country and that in a few days they would send the police searching for him in the swamp... their hope would be for the police to believe he's just dead (or skipped the country, cold trail) and Brian can live a new life in X, and they will see him there.
That's what fits best in my head at this point...
And how's he going to skip the country without being identified even afterwards? He had to use a passport and buy a ticket. A quick search of airline ticket databases would reveal if he did this.
So much is possible when it's premeditated. From what has been shared, this doesn't seem like it was.Drazzil wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 12:22 pm Depends on his wealth level. A boat trip to Cuba then a flight to south America comes to mind. If he's REALLY smart he might even be able to eventually emigrate to Europe with totally real papers from one of those SA countries with a high corruption index.
EXTREMELY difficult, not impossible though.
Yeah he's a fucking idiot. There was enough reasonable doubt created for a self defense plea when gabby was almost arrested for domestic abuse. Disappearing like he did shit that particular bed.Smoove_B wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 12:30 pmSo much is possible when it's premeditated. From what has been shared, this doesn't seem like it was.Drazzil wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 12:22 pm Depends on his wealth level. A boat trip to Cuba then a flight to south America comes to mind. If he's REALLY smart he might even be able to eventually emigrate to Europe with totally real papers from one of those SA countries with a high corruption index.
EXTREMELY difficult, not impossible though.
Or he's a government assassin they are trying to burn and he just needs a little more time on the lam to prove his innocence and get revenge on all the bad guys. It goes very high up, it really does.
Jesus Christ. Now I remember why I stopped posting here. Too many easily offended folks.Unagi wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 9:30 amYou are the human incarnation of depraved. Honestly. Do you have an ounce of consideration of mental health, as you should, and sympathy for - oh, just for example, his "psycho bitch GF" ?Drazzil wrote: ↑Fri Sep 17, 2021 8:50 pm Or yaknow, He might have murdered the first two for sport or pay, removed their bodies in the store center then figured "I might as well kill my psycho bitch GF while I'm at it... Three is just one away from two and murder is murder. In for a penny sort of situation.
wtf.
Has it already been a week?
