Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of people are gonna be embarrassed when this young woman , who is an adult , shows up
PP’s who pointed out that if this were some AA girl it wouldn’t be a media frenzy have a dead on point
Lastly, to the PP who keeps insisting that they can just tell from Brian’s body language and manner of speaking h that “ he is an abuser “ - did you even watch the whole tape ? Because I saw a nervous, kinda weird guy but I also saw him - when the cop said Gabby was going to have to spend the night in jail as she was the assailant and , as a result, could not be put in the hotel shelter - I saw him ask if he could just be the one to use the jail cell instead of her and let her have the van
Putting her first, putting her welfare first even after she caused the whole scene and the cops having to pull them over
THAT is a young man doing the right thing. My guess is eventually he had had enough and listened to his parents and came home
Not a crime
He is not doing the right thing by not even saying when/where he last saw her. I don't care what anyone says about lawyers. I would rather go to jail than not say what happened to my husband to help an investigation. I would want a lawyer present, for sure. As the mother of boys there is no way I would let my kid live with me if they couldn't have the basic decency to do this. Not a role model, pp.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Playing devil's advocate - considering that he had flown to FL just a few weeks ago, why would he drive back without her knowing it would lead to a MILLION questions if he did kill her?
I'm not saying he didn't - and I'm CERTAINLY not saying she wasn't a victim of something, I mean that video says it all - but it's not like he thought he could just go back in their van and people would be like, "oh no Gabby? Cool."
He simply followed legal advice of the lawyer his parents hired
Lots of people reading into his actions and making all kinds of assumptions including that Gabby is Brian’s victim
Gabby quit her job, accepted a marriage proposal from a man who also has no job, became homeless with him and continued living out of a vehicle with him even after violence had broken out and she acknowledged to police that she was suffering from mental health issues
Yet, no responsibility for her predicament can be attached to her - or her parents - instead, ALL of the blame must be placed on the head of her same age bf

Anonymous wrote:Have any of you people who are rushing to judgment of this young man considered that by putting all the focus on him you are possibly providing cover for a real perpetrator- if there is one -
Somewhere earlier someone posted that 2 people were found killed in Moab around the same time that Gabby & Brian were there and that the same coffee shop that they hung out in ( likely for the WiFi ) was linked to those 2 people as well.
I think Gabby will turn up , but if she did meet with foul play, I’d bet it was at the hands of a Ted Bundy type who witnessed her spat with her bf, saw how impaired she was - pretty girls do attract a lot of eyes, you know , and decided to wait his opportunity to show up and offer her a ride or something
Because that’s how people disappear- it’s not always the BF people and it sounds like his parents are just looking out for their kid
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i'm coming to this thread very late and not terribly knowledgeable, so I'm sure this has been covered but if the van was hers and he was found in possession of it, shouldn't/couldn't he have been arrested for auto theft and held that way?
Someone will come along and tell you that the van was not reported stolen, so it’s not a crime. That in the police video, he was the driver and she was okay with that, so it makes sense that he would have her car.
To the rest of us using common sense, it’s a major red flag for him to be in possession of her vehicle back in Florida, with her having gone missing.
Glad we have a rational, impartial legal system in place, instead of relying on emotions and misguided “common sense” of people like you.
It was once “common sense” to burn women as witches, based on perceived “red flags.”
Oh, I’m thrilled that this young man will be going through the legal system. I look forward to the legal system picking apart arguments like “she probably loaned him the car” and “he pretended to be her in a text to her mom because he was scared” and “he was the abuse victim and the missing woman was the abuser”.
If he faked her texts, there is likely video from the phone or cell service provider showing him writing the texts.
The only evidence he faked her texts is her own mom’s unsubstantiated hunches.
Lol WHAT
So could the “video” PP please clarify this comment? Do you believe that internet/cell service providers are filming us as we send texts? Thanks in advance.
It is not what I believe.
Siri / Alexa / any IOT device is always on and always recording.
What makes you believe internet video is and different? What about your phone’s facial recognition program?
Please explain when that camera is turned off (hint: it isn’t).
As to what is actually recorded - that information is classified.
Half the world's servers is just storing video of people unlocking their phones 3479782371 times a day, I'm sure.
Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of people are gonna be embarrassed when this young woman , who is an adult , shows up
PP’s who pointed out that if this were some AA girl it wouldn’t be a media frenzy have a dead on point
Lastly, to the PP who keeps insisting that they can just tell from Brian’s body language and manner of speaking h that “ he is an abuser “ - did you even watch the whole tape ? Because I saw a nervous, kinda weird guy but I also saw him - when the cop said Gabby was going to have to spend the night in jail as she was the assailant and , as a result, could not be put in the hotel shelter - I saw him ask if he could just be the one to use the jail cell instead of her and let her have the van
Putting her first, putting her welfare first even after she caused the whole scene and the cops having to pull them over
THAT is a young man doing the right thing. My guess is eventually he had had enough and listened to his parents and came home
Not a crime
Anonymous wrote:Posting a different viewpoint and wondering if any of the PP’s on this thread have viewed the police interview with the couple when Gabby was reported to the police for assaulting Brian in Moab ??
Because, maybe if more people watched that tape, they’d take a more neutral approach. Having watched the full one hour police bodycam interview of both Gabby & Brian I have a few questions :
1) Gabby was nearly arrested for assault of Brian - there was a witness who called the police and that is why the police pulled the couple over) in July - towards the end of that tape, Gabby calls her parents - so - where are the parents in this for the next 6 weeks ??? Think about it everyone: you , as the parent of a 22 year old - have just been called and notified that your daughter has been pulled over by the police and almost charged with battery - and given a court date - had the cop not changed his mind - you know she is unemployed, is living in a van ( homeless) and has no purpose other than trying to gain fame and influence through writing a “ blog” about how she and her bf are ,” having a great adventure exploring the west “ - except it’s obvious that is all FAKE - they are 2 unstable young people, without jobs and violence has broken out in their relationship in which they are holed up together in basically - living out of a vehicle
You know this as her parents and what do you do ? Nothing - it seems - No, come home NOW Gabby - no ??? Get to the nearest airport and we will buy you a plane ticket home - right now Gabby
Instead, he Dad is paying for meals to be delivered to her while she lives in the van - OK
What is Brian’s obligation to her vs to himself ? He is not her husband or her father and he is same age as her . He is free to leave her and just go home . That is not a crime . He is not supervising her as an adult over a minor ? She had attacked him previously and - had the Utah cops charged her as they could have, Gabby would have had to show up in court in Utah in August .
Maybe she assaulted him again ? Maybe she is unstable and ran away from him . Maybe she hitched a ride with someone else afterwards.
Granted, he should have left on his own if the van was registered to her, but in the police video Gabby says that she doesn’t really ever drive the van so maybe - you all don’t know this - maybe they had an agreement that he go home in the Van . For all you know , maybe all this drama is caused by this girl
Signed,
A woman
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i'm coming to this thread very late and not terribly knowledgeable, so I'm sure this has been covered but if the van was hers and he was found in possession of it, shouldn't/couldn't he have been arrested for auto theft and held that way?
Someone will come along and tell you that the van was not reported stolen, so it’s not a crime. That in the police video, he was the driver and she was okay with that, so it makes sense that he would have her car.
To the rest of us using common sense, it’s a major red flag for him to be in possession of her vehicle back in Florida, with her having gone missing.
Glad we have a rational, impartial legal system in place, instead of relying on emotions and misguided “common sense” of people like you.
It was once “common sense” to burn women as witches, based on perceived “red flags.”
Oh, I’m thrilled that this young man will be going through the legal system. I look forward to the legal system picking apart arguments like “she probably loaned him the car” and “he pretended to be her in a text to her mom because he was scared” and “he was the abuse victim and the missing woman was the abuser”.
If he faked her texts, there is likely video from the phone or cell service provider showing him writing the texts.
The only evidence he faked her texts is her own mom’s unsubstantiated hunches.
Lol WHAT
So could the “video” PP please clarify this comment? Do you believe that internet/cell service providers are filming us as we send texts? Thanks in advance.
It is not what I believe.
Siri / Alexa / any IOT device is always on and always recording.
What makes you believe internet video is and different? What about your phone’s facial recognition program?
Please explain when that camera is turned off (hint: it isn’t).
As to what is actually recorded - that information is classified.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Her face is all over the news. She is not alive. There is one person who knows what happened. He is not cooperating with police and is instead being as silent as legally allowed.
This is not some normal "oh we broke up" bull shit.
The psychos who kill their pregnancy wives (Scott Peterson, Tyler Tessier) usually try to work with police at first to appear innocent. This guy went from "we are in love" to "I have a lawyer" VERY QUICKLY.
Also: she is still missing. She is not turning up alive. Please find me one case where 3 weeks later someone turned up alive when the boyfriend is acting shady AF. I'll wait.
https://silverandfree.com/blogs/silver-free-blog/11-amazing-before-and-after-gray-hair-transformation-photos
Glad you "waited"
haha, meant to add this link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Sherri_Papini
Good luck on your grey journey.
That woman's husband was CONCERNED.
"According to Bosenko, Keith Papini "has been cooperative and even volunteered for a polygraph, which he passed."