Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

So his family is cool with never seeing him again?

I was one of, if not the first, on this thread to say his family was in on his disappearance. Now I think they have mental health issues — like they can’t emote.

I personally am surprised that Brian Laundrie has evaded capture for almost a month.

I mean….considering all the authorities looking for him, the public’s fascination w/the case & the amount of reward money for his capture.

The world must be a very small place.
Or Brian must be very smart or very lucky.

Anyway 🥱 unless anything new develops in the next few days > I have to admit I am getting bored of following this case.

The last thing new that I have heard is that a makeshift campsite was recently discovered in the Carlton Reserve which leads authorities to believe that Brian actually DID stay there + that he likely is still alive.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

What does "he is in the wind forever" mean?

Roaming, doing work for cash, has new id and can't see his family. Always looking behind his shoulder.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

What does "he is in the wind forever" mean?

Hiding and will never be found.

Anonymous wrote:Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

What does "he is in the wind forever" mean?

Anonymous wrote:Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

So his family is cool with never seeing him again?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or do the mother and father have a depressed, creepy look about them, in general? I don't mean depress4ed about these series of events - I mean the depressed look of someone who has had that facial expression all their lives.

I think the word that you are looking for is stupid or dull or maybe not so bright. I too see it all the time. It's intellectual dullness. As much as we bicker on here, the reality is that DC has one of the smartest, most educated populations in the world. We are lucky. Lot's of places, including my home town, are awash in this look. Yes, I sound like an intellectual snob b/c I am one.

+1

Don't know about this area (there are still plenty of dullards here) - but yeah, I guess this is what I was getting at. They have that flat affect depressed, dullard look - like they are zoned out of life.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's just weird that he is smiling. None of the options for Brian would have a sane parent smiling:
-he's dead
-he's on the run and they know where
-he's on the run and they have no idea where

Any decent parent wound be stressed out of their minds on a daily basis with any of these. not appearing at ease and smiling.

If you know the police are looking in the opposite area, knowing your kid is far, far away at this point, you could be smiling.

These people are animals.

Let’s face it. He’s in the wind forever or dead. Check back I. 20-30 years.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Brian is in Canada. He knows the language, layers of clothes can make him look different, he could cover his hand tattoos with gloves, and everyone expects him to have run to Mexico.

LOL, where in Canada do you think he is that he requires multiple layers of clothing and heavy gloves in early October?

DP: Everywhere.

not everywhere in Canada. I live near Vancouver, B.C. and yesterday didn't even need a jacket. Last week we were in shorts and tshirts. My hanging baskets are still looking decent.

I could see Brian blending in here easily. We have so many men that look and dress the same, lots of casual outdoorsy people. Last week it looked like Brian playing with a dog in the school yard next door lol. Our borders are open to vaccinated Americans, even though we aren't allowed to cross land borders into the U.S., except for essential service. Maybe he got across the border before people were looking for him?? He could work on a farm or something, maybe a ranch out in the middle of nowhere with a homeschooling family that doesn't believe in the internet or tv. Just a thought lol!

Anonymous wrote:That's just weird that he is smiling. None of the options for Brian would have a sane parent smiling:
-he's dead
-he's on the run and they know where
-he's on the run and they have no idea where

Any decent parent wound be stressed out of their minds on a daily basis with any of these. not appearing at ease and smiling.

If you know the police are looking in the opposite area, knowing your kid is far, far away at this point, you could be smiling.

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or do the mother and father have a depressed, creepy look about them, in general? I don't mean depress4ed about these series of events - I mean the depressed look of someone who has had that facial expression all their lives.

I think the word that you are looking for is stupid or dull or maybe not so bright. I too see it all the time. It's intellectual dullness. As much as we bicker on here, the reality is that DC has one of the smartest, most educated populations in the world. We are lucky. Lot's of places, including my home town, are awash in this look. Yes, I sound like an intellectual snob b/c I am one.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Brian is in Canada. He knows the language, layers of clothes can make him look different, he could cover his hand tattoos with gloves, and everyone expects him to have run to Mexico.

LOL, where in Canada do you think he is that he requires multiple layers of clothing and heavy gloves in early October?

DP: Everywhere.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Brian is in Canada. He knows the language, layers of clothes can make him look different, he could cover his hand tattoos with gloves, and everyone expects him to have run to Mexico.

How easy is it to sneak into Canada?

+1

pretty easy from Vermont but it's not usually 'sneaking" it's usually "getting lost in the woods"

Anonymous wrote:I think Brian is in Canada. He knows the language, layers of clothes can make him look different, he could cover his hand tattoos with gloves, and everyone expects him to have run to Mexico.

LOL, where in Canada do you think he is that he requires multiple layers of clothing and heavy gloves in early October?