Anonymous wrote:A classic sign of an abuse victim is taking FULL accountability for an entire argument such as what Gaby did in the police video.
Notice how she seemed apologetic for her part in the “scuffle” and blamed herself for why Brian got angry??
She was the one clearly affected and distraught, he was acting like none of it was any big deal to him.
He showed no signs of being negatively affected by the situation. At all.
So the fact that these cops were calling him the victim is truly laughable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2 updates:
Tillman Center Wal-Mart Alabama in progress
Homicide detectives taped off area behind Wal-Mart dumpster. Black backpack. No news about BL there. May be updating as I type this.
Allegedly 2 witnesses called 911 on the day their altercation at Moonflower. The bodycam officers allegedly only had the transcript of 1 witness, the one of GP slapping/scratched BL.
2nd witness call states BL hitting GP
EXCLUSIVE: 911 caller in Gabby Petito 'incident' says fiancé seen hitting, 'slapping' her weeks before disappearance https://fxn.ws/3lFAOi3
Previous P again
Part of witness 2 transcript
The 911 caller who reported a "domestic dispute" between Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito in Moab, Utah, on Aug. 12 was heard telling a dispatcher that "the gentleman was slapping the girl" and hitting her, Fox News has confirmed Monday after exclusively obtaining the audio of the call.
"He was slapping her?" the dispatcher was heard asking.
"Yes, and then they stopped. They ran up and down the sidewalk. He proceeded to hit her, hopped in the car and they drove off," the caller added.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A smart guy with spy experience vs. ... Brian Laundrie, loser from Florida
😂
Never underestimate the resourcefulness of a desperate Florida Man fueled by stupidity.
I don't know why anyone is calling this guy stupid. He got rid of her in a place they had no instagram posts about, drove home, didn't say a word to the cops, and got out of dodge. He seems like a total scumbag, but not dumb.
He only got out of dodge because his parents are criminals willing to lie and cover for him. If he had been smart he wouldn’t have come home at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A smart guy with spy experience vs. ... Brian Laundrie, loser from Florida
😂
Never underestimate the resourcefulness of a desperate Florida Man fueled by stupidity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Apparently there are now (currently unconfirmed) internet reports that Brian accidentally went live on Instagram this morning for a few seconds, from a boat. Reportedly happened 20 minutes before the FBI showed up at his parents' house.
Welp I mentioned all he had to do was get on a boat to Cubs and be gone. People said - nooo he won’t do that! I’m curious what the surroundings were - open ocean or swampland?
Boat to Cuba is highly unlikely.
But hopefully someone is looking at video footage from both Sarasota and Punta Gorda airports which are both rather small, might have been clueless (at the time) as to a rather non-descript passenger heading to points elsewhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Apparently there are now (currently unconfirmed) internet reports that Brian accidentally went live on Instagram this morning for a few seconds, from a boat. Reportedly happened 20 minutes before the FBI showed up at his parents' house.
Welp I mentioned all he had to do was get on a boat to Cubs and be gone. People said - nooo he won’t do that! I’m curious what the surroundings were - open ocean or swampland?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have we definitively established he was in FL or with his parents? He could e dropped off the van, had his parents pick it up and been on the run from there. Nothing his parents say is credible IMO.
Agreed. Did the police actually ever talk to him? What if he never came home? He could have called the parents, and they flew out to pick up the van and help him escape. Then they brought the van back to FL.
Anonymous wrote:After watching the body cam, I wonder if there's any system that could have set Gabby up with immediate crisis counseling, even though she was cited as the aggressor? It was hard to see them send off a young woman who had just been bawling for an hour and was clearly shaky and uncomfortable driving alone to spend a night in a van in the desert. She clearly needed more help than to be told a cheap place to get a shower. I think the officers generally handled everything well, but social services are a major gap in the system.
I also can't help but wonder if this never would have happened if they didn't have the additional stress of trying to live a public Instagram/YouTube/blogosphere perfect life on top of the inherent stress of spending weeks or months with one other person in a tiny space. G said B didn't support her blog or believe she could do it, which, honestly, is a fair concern. Most parents would express similar doubts if their child's aspiration was to be a lifestyle blogger. He may have gaslit her and baited her (possible); he could have had malicious intent all along (less likely); or he could have just snapped from the stress (probable), maybe once or twice, or maybe repeatedly until it became a sick pattern. Then panicked.
But would that have happened without all the social media stuff?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After viewing the police video from mid-August of this young couple, I find it alarming that the cops allowed a sobbing, distraught young woman drive off in a vehicle in which she admitted she did not feel comfortable driving drive off alone with no destination in site. She had very little money, no water and did not know a soul anywhere near the area. They let her drive off in the early evening when she was so scared and had no idea where she would spend the night. She was the perfect prey for an unscrupulous predator. Meanwhile they drove the Male to a paid for hotel, even walked him up to the front desk and made sure everything was set up. He got to sleep in a warm bed, have a hot shower and got unlimited color television 📺 for the next twelve hours.
I am not accusing these cops of Gabrielle’s death. That would be so unfair.
What I am accusing them of is lousy handling of a potential DV situation.
Why label her the aggressor when she was the one crying and emotional? Why label the victim the individual who is cracking jokes and 🤜🏽🤛🏽ing the other officer’s while clearly lying to them about not owning a phone??!
Why abandon the Female while making sure the Male is properly taken care of for the evening?
The officer mentioned they cannot treat anyone different because of gender, but I disagree 1000%.
Letting a Female drive off alone with no one or nowhere to go is placing her at a much higher risk than doing it for a Male. Watching the police cam video I see such an obvious injustice my blood boils.
And that is before adding the context that is available now. 🤨
Umm she was fine though. She died 13 days later but not because she drove off alone but because she went right back to her abuser.
Why on earth did she go back to that murderer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2 updates:
Tillman Center Wal-Mart Alabama in progress
Homicide detectives taped off area behind Wal-Mart dumpster. Black backpack. No news about BL there. May be updating as I type this.
Allegedly 2 witnesses called 911 on the day their altercation at Moonflower. The bodycam officers allegedly only had the transcript of 1 witness, the one of GP slapping/scratched BL.
2nd witness call states BL hitting GP
EXCLUSIVE: 911 caller in Gabby Petito 'incident' says fiancé seen hitting, 'slapping' her weeks before disappearance https://fxn.ws/3lFAOi3
Previous P again
Part of witness 2 transcript
The 911 caller who reported a "domestic dispute" between Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito in Moab, Utah, on Aug. 12 was heard telling a dispatcher that "the gentleman was slapping the girl" and hitting her, Fox News has confirmed Monday after exclusively obtaining the audio of the call.
"He was slapping her?" the dispatcher was heard asking.
"Yes, and then they stopped. They ran up and down the sidewalk. He proceeded to hit her, hopped in the car and they drove off," the caller added.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After viewing the police video from mid-August of this young couple, I find it alarming that the cops allowed a sobbing, distraught young woman drive off in a vehicle in which she admitted she did not feel comfortable driving drive off alone with no destination in site. She had very little money, no water and did not know a soul anywhere near the area. They let her drive off in the early evening when she was so scared and had no idea where she would spend the night. She was the perfect prey for an unscrupulous predator. Meanwhile they drove the Male to a paid for hotel, even walked him up to the front desk and made sure everything was set up. He got to sleep in a warm bed, have a hot shower and got unlimited color television 📺 for the next twelve hours.
I am not accusing these cops of Gabrielle’s death. That would be so unfair.
What I am accusing them of is lousy handling of a potential DV situation.
Why label her the aggressor when she was the one crying and emotional? Why label the victim the individual who is cracking jokes and 🤜🏽🤛🏽ing the other officer’s while clearly lying to them about not owning a phone??!
Why abandon the Female while making sure the Male is properly taken care of for the evening?
The officer mentioned they cannot treat anyone different because of gender, but I disagree 1000%.
Letting a Female drive off alone with no one or nowhere to go is placing her at a much higher risk than doing it for a Male. Watching the police cam video I see such an obvious injustice my blood boils.
And that is before adding the context that is available now. 🤨
Umm she was fine though. She died 13 days later but not because she drove off alone but because she went right back to her abuser.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:and call me crazy, but I feel I could see a circle shape above the white/straps. So could've been an alive gabby with bunch of crap on her lap. Or not alive
You guys are psycho, it looks like a rolled up sleeping bag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2 updates:
Tillman Center Wal-Mart Alabama in progress
Homicide detectives taped off area behind Wal-Mart dumpster. Black backpack. No news about BL there. May be updating as I type this.
Allegedly 2 witnesses called 911 on the day their altercation at Moonflower took. The bodycam officers allegedly only had the transcript of 1 witness, the one of GP slapping/scratched BL.
2nd witness call states BL hitting GP
EXCLUSIVE: 911 caller in Gabby Petito 'incident' says fiancé seen hitting, 'slapping' her weeks before disappearance https://fxn.ws/3lFAOi3
Dead body at the Alabama Walmart. Interesting that people had reported seeing a man fit BL’s description earlier today
Anonymous wrote:2 updates:
Tillman Center Wal-Mart Alabama in progress
Homicide detectives taped off area behind Wal-Mart dumpster. Black backpack. No news about BL there. May be updating as I type this.
Allegedly 2 witnesses called 911 on the day their altercation at Moonflower. The bodycam officers allegedly only had the transcript of 1 witness, the one of GP slapping/scratched BL.
2nd witness call states BL hitting GP
EXCLUSIVE: 911 caller in Gabby Petito 'incident' says fiancé seen hitting, 'slapping' her weeks before disappearance https://fxn.ws/3lFAOi3