Anonymous wrote:I know a ginger in SC that is happy about this breaking news.

Ha. Don't worry, we will get back to the ginger, have not forgotten about 'em.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still not convinced he returned home September 1. He could be anywhere. It is like the DC sniper situation where we were told the sniper is in a white van and all the what to look for details to public were wrong.

There is a viral Tiktok from a woman who said she picked BL up as a hitch hiker near Jackson Hole on August 29th around 6pm. And he (obviously) didn't have the van when he was hitch hiking. It's 36 hours to drive from Jackson WY to North Port FL straight through, so he'd have to have left pretty darn soon after the hitch hiking encounter (and driven without many breaks) to have made it back to FL on the 1st of September.

Whoa. So it sounds like someone else drove it back? Yikes!

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Anonymous wrote:I am still not convinced he returned home September 1. He could be anywhere. It is like the DC sniper situation where we were told the sniper is in a white van and all the what to look for details to public were wrong.

What timeline are you thinking is more accurate?

DP. I don’t think he ever came back. I think someone else, probably his parents, brought the van back after he called an confessed to killing her. He’s been on the run since August.

I’m the original PP, and I agree that seems possible.he could be in the National parks for all we know. He could’ve paid someone to drive the van home. He could’ve driven close to home and had his parents get it.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still not convinced he returned home September 1. He could be anywhere. It is like the DC sniper situation where we were told the sniper is in a white van and all the what to look for details to public were wrong.

What timeline are you thinking is more accurate?

DP. I don’t think he ever came back. I think someone else, probably his parents, brought the van back after he called an confessed to killing her. He’s been on the run since August.

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Why would they bother bringing the van back if he was already on the run?

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Anonymous wrote:This whole damm things a bunch of ‘missing white woman syndrome’ and all of you all fell for it.

Only reason you all care is because she’s a pretty white girl.

She was likely murdered, and the suspected killer is on the run and search parties are trying to find him right now. Actually, 3 people were probably murdered within 24 hours, around the same area. It's national news.

PP is correct. It's national news because she's a pretty white girl. I haven't seen any media coverage about Lauren Cho's disappearance.

and how many Black people was murdered in Chicago all this time, but the police aren’t even looking for the killers? This whole story is only more white privilege/ systemic racism in America.

were murdered...not was. I completely agree with your statement otherwise.

Anonymous wrote:Domestic murderers when cornered routinely become mass murderers

A situation where a familicide kicks off mass murder is a very different situation from this one. But I guess we’ll find out who is right.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still not convinced he returned home September 1. He could be anywhere. It is like the DC sniper situation where we were told the sniper is in a white van and all the what to look for details to public were wrong.

What timeline are you thinking is more accurate?

DP. I don’t think he ever came back. I think someone else, probably his parents, brought the van back after he called an confessed to killing her. He’s been on the run since August.

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So he walked back to FL? Isn’t that where they have him on the deer cam?

Anonymous wrote:I can't read all of these pages, so forgive me for asking something that has probably been discussed adnauseum. Countless news report that "Laundrie returned home to Florida with the van on Sept 1" and that he refused to provide any info to law enforcement (which I think infers that they spoke to some extent). Here's my question...has it been proven that he was ever in Florida between Sept 1 and now? Did law enforcement ever lay eyes on him in Florida? How do they know he brought the van back to Florida on Sept 1? Because it has been proven or because that's what his family has said?

Neighbor Says Brian Laundrie Returned Home on Sept 1 Like It Was a Normal Day:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjrcq6qZp1s

Domestic murderers when cornered routinely become mass murderers

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Anonymous wrote:There's a bunch of helicopters and planes circling a rural part of the FL/AL border. They are searching for someone.

If you click on each individual plane or copter, you'll see their flight patterns.

https://www.radarbox.com/@31.16720,-84.96643,z9

they should give it a week and hope nature solves the problem for them

And if he kills someone else in the meantime?

What are the odds he’s going to get in another relationship in a week? Please.

He is a murderer.

He’s a “domestic” murderer. His ability to restrain violent behavior directed at people he’s not in a relationship with is part of how he made it this far.

Most of the mass school shooters started the day by murdering their families first. Please stop trying to sanitize this creep. You’re giving me serial killer vibes.

Mass shooters are a totally different category of person. Sorry you don’t like the reality here; it has nothing to do with sanitizing him and everything to do with predicting what he will do next.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still not convinced he returned home September 1. He could be anywhere. It is like the DC sniper situation where we were told the sniper is in a white van and all the what to look for details to public were wrong.

What timeline are you thinking is more accurate?

DP. I don’t think he ever came back. I think someone else, probably his parents, brought the van back after he called an confessed to killing her. He’s been on the run since August.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't read all of these pages, so forgive me for asking something that has probably been discussed adnauseum. Countless news report that "Laundrie returned home to Florida with the van on Sept 1" and that he refused to provide any info to law enforcement (which I think infers that they spoke to some extent). Here's my question...has it been proven that he was ever in Florida between Sept 1 and now? Did law enforcement ever lay eyes on him in Florida? How do they know he brought the van back to Florida on Sept 1? Because it has been proven or because that's what his family has said?

I believe neighbors reported seeing him outside up until Gabby was reported missing.

I can't read all of these pages, so forgive me for asking something that has probably been discussed adnauseum. Countless news report that "Laundrie returned home to Florida with the van on Sept 1" and that he refused to provide any info to law enforcement (which I think infers that they spoke to some extent). Here's my question...has it been proven that he was ever in Florida between Sept 1 and now? Did law enforcement ever lay eyes on him in Florida? How do they know he brought the van back to Florida on Sept 1? Because it has been proven or because that's what his family has said?

I know a ginger in SC that is happy about this breaking news.

Fox News is really working the dead blond girl beat. Here's a new story - inside Brian Laundrie's bedroom https://www.foxnews.com/us/brian-laundries-bedroom-inside-home-americas-most-wanted

"One of the images from the 2017 real estate listing takes us inside Brian’s presumed bedroom. A disturbing poster of dark figures with hammers and spheres violently attacking other figures can be seen resting on the two-case bookshelf.

Other items observed in the room include what appears to be a gun propped up next to the shelves over his bed, a Darth Vader mask, and a series of "Watchmen" books.

According to DC Comics, "Watchmen takes place in an alternate world where the mere presence of American superheroes changed history: The US won the Vietnam War, Nixon is still president and the Cold War is in full effect."

"It begins with a murder-mystery before unfolding into a planet-altering conspiracy: When a retired hero is killed, his former teammates must investigate. The conspiracy they uncover will entwine their secret traumas and twisted psychologies, ultimately asking where the fine line is drawn between heroes and villains?"