Van Lifer couple camping in Utah national park - two weeks later fiancee arrives in FL alone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think he's hiding with the haitians on the border.

Why the F are you joking about this TRAGIC case????

It is not a TV show. It is the end of a young life.

What?? I'm not joking.

You are a sick human being.
To mock such a tragedy is simply unacceptable.

You need to get off this thread immediately and go do your homework little kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think he's hiding with the haitians on the border.

Why the F are you joking about this TRAGIC case????

It is not a TV show. It is the end of a young life.

What?? I'm not joking.

You are a sick human being.
To mock such a tragedy is simply unacceptable.

You need to get off this thread immediately and go do your homework little kid.

You think he's camping in the swamp? Kid grew up in Long Island. Lets get real.

[Anonymous]

I missed the camper part of this story but Walsh feels this was his getaway vehicle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:suicide because he can't live with what he's done.

I believe this--I bet he offed himself. I don't think he looks like a psychopath or one who would be unaffected by his actions. He seems like a normal guy who snapped and did something terrible in a fit of rage. I've watched that video about 15 times and he looks at her kindly and with affection throughout it.
Yes, he should pay with his life (life in prison or the death penalty). No, I'm not defending his actions. Yes, I think he should pay for his crime. No I'm not victim blaming.

Respectfully, and with no judgment here, I want to warn you that your psycho-radar is not well calibrated. I'm not sure which video you watched but the bodycam footage is full of red flags and flashing signs. He displays many, many classic signs of a person with controlling and manipulative behaviors. Controlling and manipulative people are very emotional, and he likely feels debilitating regret, but that doesn't mean he's a normal guy who just snapped. He's exactly what he looks like on film-- a control freak who endlessly blames Gabby while lying at an astonishing pace.

[Anonymous]

Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Psychopaths are not a monolith.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Psychopaths are not a monolith.

OK, but I just looked up my own questions and found out:

Psychopaths are less likely to suicide than the rest of population

UNLESS they are in prison, in which case, it's about the same

Narcissists commit suicide more than do psychopaths

And that's as far as I got.

[Anonymous]

He'll never get a fair trial.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Brian appears to be a psycho in the Hitchcock sense, not the clinical sense. He's too emotional to be an actual psychopath.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He'll never get a fair trial.

Not many people do.

[Anonymous]

Why do people keep calling him by his first name. It's disturbing. No one will ever name their kid the B word again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fox news: Brian Laundrie is a dick at restaurants

https://www.foxnews.com/us/gabby-petito-brian-laundrie-argued-in-wyoming-restaurant-eyewitnesses

If this is true, add Aug 27 as sighting of Gabby alive to timeline

Hmmm, I'd wondered when we get the connection between Brian and Wyoming and why he buried Gabby there. Apparently they were traveling through Wyoming, not Utah (which is where the police picked them up), when he killed her.

Angelo said she and her boyfriend, Matthew England, were in town for a wedding in late August. They were out to lunch at Merry Piglets, a Tex-Mex restaurant, between 1 and 2 p.m. on Aug. 27, when they said an agitated Laundrie began arguing with a waitress. Four and a half hours later, a travel-blogging couple passed Petito's van at a campsite north of town.

Angelo, a photographer, said she couldn’t overhear the conversation but that she believed Laundrie was arguing with staff over the bill or about money. She described his body language as "aggressive" and said he left and returned about four times.

If this account is true, it may have been caught on surveillance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Brian appears to be a psycho in the Hitchcock sense, not the clinical sense. He's too emotional to be an actual psychopath.

You think emotional? I don't get that, but I saw this article dissecting his pinterest, and he had posted the cover of a book about "autistic burnout"

I don't think he has autism, but if he was considering that he might have autism, that would suggest he was aware that he wasn't feeling feelings in a typical way. Also that he thinks he is special. As both psychopaths and narcissists do

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Brian appears to be a psycho in the Hitchcock sense, not the clinical sense. He's too emotional to be an actual psychopath.

You think emotional? I don't get that, but I saw this article dissecting his pinterest, and he had posted the cover of a book about "autistic burnout"

I don't think he has autism, but if he was considering that he might have autism, that would suggest he was aware that he wasn't feeling feelings in a typical way. Also that he thinks he is special. As both psychopaths and narcissists do

Here is link to that article https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/brian-laundrie-instagram-missing-latest-b1925016.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do psychopaths commit suicide?

Does a psychopath only kill himself if there's no way out?

Would a psychopath commit suicide alone in the woods, or would the psychopath require that he have an audience?

Brian appears to be a psycho in the Hitchcock sense, not the clinical sense. He's too emotional to be an actual psychopath.

Are you projecting emotions on to him? You're the PP who thinks he is a normal, sweet boy who just lost his shit out of nowhere?