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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

OJ managed, depending on how your definition of “fair” relates to insane national media coverage.

Even if he's entirely innocent of murder, at this point he's cost tax payers hundreds of thousands of dollars in searching for Gabby, then her body and now himself. He's not big on "fair."

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Anonymous wrote:Here's camper story https://twitter.com/seafarergifts/status/1440866962540691464?s=20

WHY ??? are we just hearing about this 3 day trip with the Camper van from Sept 10th to Sept 13th NOW ???

WTF are the FLA Police doing with themselves ?

So, is the Van back or is Brian off living in it in the place they drove it to on Sept 10th ?

[Anonymous]

Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here's camper story https://twitter.com/seafarergifts/status/1440866962540691464?s=20

WHY ??? are we just hearing about this 3 day trip with the Camper van from Sept 10th to Sept 13th NOW ???

WTF are the FLA Police doing with themselves ?

So, is the Van back or is Brian off living in it in the place they drove it to on Sept 10th ?

WHY ??? do you think you're privy to what FL Police are doing with this case?

[Anonymous]

Brian should now be considered a suspect vs. just a “person of interest” now that Gabby’s body has been positively identified and it has been determined that she died by homicide.

There is a huge difference between a boyfriend of a missing person vs. a boyfriend of a victim of a homicide.

Brian & his family have been treated much too kindly throughout this entire situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

The resources are best expended right now while the trail could still be hot. If he's alive, he's probably still in panic mode and thus more prone to making mistakes. If he's fled the country, he probably hasn't managed to blend in anywhere yet. If he's dead somewhere, the remains won't last forever and will be harder to trace and identify the longer it goes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

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Such a waste of money. Spend it on patrolling to prevent crimes, catch every day repeat criminals other than him. He will tirn up eventually and murder has no statute of limitations.

[Anonymous]

Did any of the neighbors see Brian after the camping trip Sept 13th or later. I'm assuming the bike ride and mowing Brian did were before the camping trip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did any of the neighbors see Brian after the camping trip Sept 13th or later. I'm assuming the bike ride and mowing Brian did were before the camping trip.

I posted the above. Sept 13th is the Tuesday when the parents later said Brian went for a hike in the Reserve. Wow, so it does look like his parents helped him get away since the start of the "camping trip".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

The resources are best expended right now while the trail could still be hot. If he's alive, he's probably still in panic mode and thus more prone to making mistakes. If he's fled the country, he probably hasn't managed to blend in anywhere yet. If he's dead somewhere, the remains won't last forever and will be harder to trace and identify the longer it goes.

I think the only reason local resources are being used is because they are likely getting some sort of reimbursement from a Federal agency. These small towns/counties don't have the bankroll to do this extensive a search for this long, using all these resources. Due to the publicity, they are throwing all they have at it. You won't see this level of aviation, ground and marine resources doing this level of search for a "normal" criminal, missing person - or even a child.

As for remains, if he was indeed in the reserve it is likely remains won't be found. Unless a hunter opens up a gator's belly at some point and finds them. Nature cleans up pretty quickly in Florida.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

+100
Such a waste of money. Spend it on patrolling to prevent crimes, catch every day repeat criminals other than him. He will tirn up eventually and murder has no statute of limitations.

So it's your contention that a domestic abuser and murderer should just be able to walk around free in every day society? Find a new girlfriend and kill her too? What if someone recognizes him in a bank or at a farmer's market, he pulls out a gun and starts shooting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thé amount of resources being spent on finding this guy are obscene. Either he’s dead or he will turn up. The world is too small now for someone like him to hide forever. He’s not Eric Rudolph. He’s not likely a threat to public safety. Just wait. He will make a mistake. Even if he’s in Mexico he will ultimately have some sort of romantic relationship that falls apart and she will turn him in.

The resources are best expended right now while the trail could still be hot. If he's alive, he's probably still in panic mode and thus more prone to making mistakes. If he's fled the country, he probably hasn't managed to blend in anywhere yet. If he's dead somewhere, the remains won't last forever and will be harder to trace and identify the longer it goes.

I think the only reason local resources are being used is because they are likely getting some sort of reimbursement from a Federal agency. These small towns/counties don't have the bankroll to do this extensive a search for this long, using all these resources. Due to the publicity, they are throwing all they have at it. You won't see this level of aviation, ground and marine resources doing this level of search for a "normal" criminal, missing person - or even a child.

As for remains, if he was indeed in the reserve it is likely remains won't be found. Unless a hunter opens up a gator's belly at some point and finds them. Nature cleans up pretty quickly in Florida.

The Boston marathon bomber ring a bell? They deployed more, much more, and found him shivering under a boat...also more resources should be devoted to finding cold-hearted murderers and rapists. Then throw them in a cell with the worst of the worst. See how they like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Brian should now be considered a suspect vs. just a “person of interest” now that Gabby’s body has been positively identified and it has been determined that she died by homicide.

There is a huge difference between a boyfriend of a missing person vs. a boyfriend of a victim of a homicide.

Brian & his family have been treated much too kindly throughout this entire situation.

Exactly why I think he’s made it further than Mexico and is on some island right now that has no extradition to the US.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’ve found the guy on the deer cam. It’s not Brian.

Per news report in that county

Really??
Wow.
So he likely has killed himself I believe.

Because if he is alive - his life will certainly be over for good anyway.

Per John Walsh, there is no definitive proof he was ever at the house. The police were going off statements from his family. IMO Chances are he’s in a non-extradition country by now. His parents probably brought the van back and had him escape before anyone even knew what was going on.

There is that video of the neighbor, saying he saw Brian’s and his mom going for a bike ride. And Brian mowing the lawn.

And I just saw the neighbors saying the camper was new. They did some work on it and hooked it to the truck. Brian and his parents went camping for 3 days while Gabby was missing. If that happened what were they really doing, stashing supplies, etc.??
https://www.foxnews.com/media/laundrie-florida-neighbors-say-family-appeared-to-go-camping-amid-nightmare-in-the-community

So, the camper left on Sept 11th according to the neighbor ( AM? ) and returned on Sept 13th ? Is there a time stamp from the same plate camera that caught the White van arriving at 10AM on Sept 1st that can give us definitive time stamps because, based on the van being driven back from WY straight through basically ( late on Aug 29th and arrives AM of Sept 1st - I’d say that’s how the Laundrie family travels and , if you had a clear date/ time stamp on the camper’s departure and return you could say , figure going 65 mph to a point almost mid- way in terms of hours and draw a circle and that is where he is hiding out with the supplies they loaded into the camper.

I’d also look to see if Laundrie parents bought a cabin for cash or something or a relative has a cabin in the vicinity of how far that camper could drive in 24 hours

[Anonymous]

Smokey mountains comes to mind . Appellation trail - NPS should deploy its FUG manual