scd88 said:
Could it be any more obvious he had a lot to do with her death?
scd88 said:
Could it be any more obvious he had a lot to do with her death?
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Anyone following the Gabby Petito disappearance?
Senor Butthead said:scd88 said:
Could it be any more obvious he had a lot to do with her death?
how do you know she's dead?
Queue law and order music boys I just found the murderer
scd88 said:
But if/when they find the body (and they will), the dude is toast.
smart move. You should see American criminal investigators. The ideas they get in their heads in real time boggle rational peoples' minds frequently.DannyDuberstein said:
He's taken an interesting approach by not saying anything and lawyering up immediately. If they don't find a body and if they don't find any evidence of what happened, making a case against him is an odd challenge even though all logic says he's guilty AF.
What's your source for the bolded info? Because you're correct that it isn't being reported...MonkeyKnifeFighter said:
I'm fluent in crazy b**** and I think the media is bigtime jumping to conclusions.
The articles are all slanted almost singlemindedly into trying to guilt Brian into cracking his silence.
The media also seems to conveniently leaving out several facts in the timeline.
Reading between the lines of the police report, she is majorly unhinged.
I bet their engagement fell apart, she stepped out on him, and he's in combo mode of shell shocked and IRL GTFO'ing.
Her curious dialog in the police report leads me to believe she goaded him into leaving Moab without her.
And he did - he flew out of Moab and went back to Florida, leaving her with the van.
The news isn't reporting that, nor that he flew back to Moab to collect the van again, then drove it back to Florida. Convenient the media also neglects to mention that she was seen alive after he left - certainly the first time, and maybe after the 2nd time he was in Moab.
She's laying low playing "Gone Girl" trying to get him arrested for murder in retaliation.
He's keeping quiet because he has watched the first 26 minutes, 25 seconds of this video and knows she's going to have to resurface eventually.
And all this explanation about why she stayed silent when she vanished is going to fall on her shoulders.
Meanwhile he's reorganizing his life because he's glad it's all over now, and clearing his name is just a waiting game requiring no involvement on his part at all.
At least that's my take on reading multiple sources. And I kind of hope that's how it happened, because this way results in one less awful murder.
Which is, of course, why you opened the thread.Easy, Rod said:nopeQuote:
Anyone following the Gabby Petito disappearance?
Found it, per Gabby's mother, reported by DailyMail:NateDog said:What's your source for the bolded info? Because you're correct that it isn't being reported...MonkeyKnifeFighter said:
And he did - he flew out of Moab and went back to Florida, leaving her with the van.
The news isn't reporting that, nor that he flew back to Moab to collect the van again, then drove it back to Florida. Convenient the media also neglects to mention that she was seen alive after he left - certainly the first time, and maybe after the 2nd time he was in Moab.
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She's also questioning Brian's trip back to Florida in August to help his father move their belongings out of a storage unit. Brian left Gabby in the Fairfield Inn in Salt Lake City and flew back home to Florida from August 17 to the 23 to help his father empty out a storage unit where he and Gabby had their things.
According to Schmidt, Brian's father offered to let them keep their belongings at his house so they wouldn't have to pay for the storage unit. He left Gabby at the hotel so she, understandably, wouldn't be alone in the van. Brian then flew back to Utah and they left the hotel together on August 24.
Yeah. Plenty of time for stuff to disappear. Sounds like a week long window from her last message to her mom and the guy getting home to FL with the van. Guess the first step is to get ahold of his phone for gps tracking since most people leave it on.DannyDuberstein said:scd88 said:
But if/when they find the body (and they will), the dude is toast.
We'll see. A cross country road trip of national parks. And he apparently made it a good 3 weeks before anyone even began to look since he came home and just didnt say anything. Bought some time for any trail left behind to get cold, and it's a long trail.
DannyDuberstein said:
Watched some of the police video. She was the aggressor and both the boyfriend and the cops basically bent over backward to make sure she didn't get cited for domestic assault. I wouldn't rule out that he eventually ditched her somewhere (or she took off), and she's either still out there or someone else did something to her after they separated. The guy seems pretty meek.
NateDog said:Found it, per Gabby's mother, reported by DailyMail:NateDog said:What's your source for the bolded info? Because you're correct that it isn't being reported...MonkeyKnifeFighter said:
And he did - he flew out of Moab and went back to Florida, leaving her with the van.
The news isn't reporting that, nor that he flew back to Moab to collect the van again, then drove it back to Florida. Convenient the media also neglects to mention that she was seen alive after he left - certainly the first time, and maybe after the 2nd time he was in Moab.Quote:
She's also questioning Brian's trip back to Florida in August to help his father move their belongings out of a storage unit. Brian left Gabby in the Fairfield Inn in Salt Lake City and flew back home to Florida from August 17 to the 23 to help his father empty out a storage unit where he and Gabby had their things.
According to Schmidt, Brian's father offered to let them keep their belongings at his house so they wouldn't have to pay for the storage unit. He left Gabby at the hotel so she, understandably, wouldn't be alone in the van. Brian then flew back to Utah and they left the hotel together on August 24.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9993619/Last-text-message-missing-van-life-woman-Gabby-Petitio-sent-mother-revealed.html
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Gabby Petito and her fianc were reportedly arguing and hitting each other, according to a police report from Utah. The couple, who were on a road trip in Ms Petito's van, were spotted having an argument in Moab City, Utah on 12 August.
The argument took place outside the Moonflower Co-op, the workplace of Kylen Schulte, who was murdered along with her wife, Crystal Turner, two days after Ms Petito and Mr Laundrie fought.
Utah police said they would not rule anything out in their investigation, but have not indicated the cases are connected.
