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

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Gabby and Brian are not married. They do. Not own joint assets. It was her van and hers alone.

And she was not comfortable driving it.

Plus he did all the work to build it into a camper (and paid for the supplies).

People keep tossing in “her van / legally titled in her name” as if it means something.

It doesn’t.

So if I come and wash your care, I can leave with it?

[Anonymous]

They really haven't clarified what it means when they say the boyfriend is missing have they? He vanished without a trace? His family can't get in contact with him? He snuck out of the house (how without help with so much media attention) or went out somewhere and then never came back?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They really haven't clarified what it means when they say the boyfriend is missing have they? He vanished without a trace? His family can't get in contact with him? He snuck out of the house (how without help with so much media attention) or went out somewhere and then never came back?

He has been a person of interest for a few days. The parents are claiming he has not been seen by them since Tuesday. However, no one can account for his whereabouts in the last two weeks except for his family. It seems like they are lying since they are deliberately withholding information. It is not even entirely known if he drove the van back on September 1. Some are speculating that someone else drove it or met him halfway. A lot of fishy things are going on

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gabby and Brian are not married. They do. Not own joint assets. It was her van and hers alone.

And she was not comfortable driving it.

Plus he did all the work to build it into a camper (and paid for the supplies).

People keep tossing in “her van / legally titled in her name” as if it means something.

It doesn’t.

It doesn’t change the fact that he drove it home (a 3-4 day trip?) alone without her, won’t talk, and is now hiding.

I am reading another message board about this and they are making a good point – we actually have no idea where he has been for the past few weeks. All that is known as that the van returned to Florida on September 1. He has not been seen. The police made statements based on what the parents said to them, but Brian himself has not been seen. Is it possible he never came back or he left along time ago? He has not been physically accounted for in weeks..

So the parents are lying about that too? They said he’s only missing since Tuesday.

From all of the news and available information about the case, there is no factual, public information, including statements by law enforcement, that actually states were proves that he was anywhere since September 2. Nothing. The law-enforcement was in touch with his family and their lawyer, and just took their word, but there is no proof of his whereabouts

[Anonymous]

BL’s parents seem waaay off. I’ve been wondering for awhile as some recent PPs suggest, whether he really ever went home. Did he meet his parents somewhere and they brought the car back? Police never talked to him in FL, right? Do neighbors have ring cams? Did one of his parents fly out west? I mean this story is really upside down. I by do they seem so nonchalant? Did the lawyer see him IRL? Did the lawyer actually talk to him??

[Anonymous]

So tired of this story. Another "poor innocent white girl goes missing" story. It's not a mystery - let's move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So tired of this story. Another "poor innocent white girl goes missing" story. It's not a mystery - let's move on.

You first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So tired of this story. Another "poor innocent white girl goes missing" story. It's not a mystery - let's move on.

So sensationalize another recent case (not a laundry list) and post it.

[Anonymous]

Laundrie’s parents should be people of interest. At the very least they obfuscating things. They also have motive: they wanted their son and his girlfriend to stop mooching off them. Maybe they couldn’t handle the two of them with their mental health issues. At the very least they need to prove Brian was in FL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Laundrie’s parents should be people of interest. At the very least they obfuscating things. They also have motive: they wanted their son and his girlfriend to stop mooching off them. Maybe they couldn’t handle the two of them with their mental health issues. At the very least they need to prove Brian was in FL.

Didn’t the police speak with him in FL or serve him papers? At the very least his own attorney must of spoken with him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Laundrie’s parents should be people of interest. At the very least they obfuscating things. They also have motive: they wanted their son and his girlfriend to stop mooching off them. Maybe they couldn’t handle the two of them with their mental health issues. At the very least they need to prove Brian was in FL.

Didn’t the police speak with him in FL or serve him papers? At the very least his own attorney must of spoken with him.

Why do you say that? Must you meet in person in this still uncertain Covid time? What if it was a phone call? How would the lawyer know? If he can only. E retained in a FTF meeting, then I guess we know he was in Florida.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why is everyone saying it’s HER van, like it matters. They were a couple, living together, and outfitted the van together. Good chance it was in her name because insurance was cheaper. I’m sure there are plenty of people here driving a car that is in the other spouses name for some reason, does that not mean it’s not the family car?

We have 5 cars, some titled joint, some titled separate, depending on who was there to sign the papers.

You go on a road trip with your husband in your blue truck. He drives back home in the blue truck and you are not with him. A week goes by, and your friends haven't seen you and he won't say when he last saw you. Another week goes by. Nothing. What do you want your friends to do at this point? It sounds like you'd be happy for them to say, no biggie, it's his truck too, since that's what you're arguing here.

No, what I’m saying is that him returning without her in THEIR cars is suspicious. The fact that it’s titled in HER name is irrelevant. People are tossing it in like it means something. If the van was titled in his name, does that make it less suspicious? No, so being in her name doesn’t make it more so. It’s their car, saying it’s hers like it’s a clue for something is dumb.

I'm a PP that has pointed out the vehicle legally belonged to Gabby and I suppose it's no surprise that it's totally discounted as not a big deal because somehow the boyfriend was probably "co-owner" simply because he was Gabby's sexual partner and it made sense financially because insurance would have cost more if an under 25 male was listed as an owner. Funny how no one questions why insurance is expensive for males under age 25.

I'll say it again - it's yet another way we downplay violence against women by their intimate partners.

[Anonymous]

I’m now convinced they’re both hiding out together for a publicity stunt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Laundrie’s parents should be people of interest. At the very least they obfuscating things. They also have motive: they wanted their son and his girlfriend to stop mooching off them. Maybe they couldn’t handle the two of them with their mental health issues. At the very least they need to prove Brian was in FL.

Didn’t the police speak with him in FL or serve him papers? At the very least his own attorney must of spoken with him.

Why do you say that? Must you meet in person in this still uncertain Covid time? What if it was a phone call? How would the lawyer know? If he can only. E retained in a FTF meeting, then I guess we know he was in Florida.

In a situation like this the police aren’t going to just telephone you. They’re going to show up to your home and speak with you in person. He’s a person of interest.

[Anonymous]

So, in the body cam footage she says she has anxiety and OCD. The officer, who is not a psychiatrist says she was "manic."

But everyone here is talking about him being mentally ill--what's his deal? How do they know if no one from his family is talking? Wondering what I missed...