Body Found in Wyoming Park ‘Consistent With the Description' of Gabby Petito - FBI confirmed - Brian Laundrie still missing, FBI searched his home
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LemmeSee
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They probably saw Gabby's killers and got got just like Brian's probably gotten got.
haha fune sex numbr
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Assuming no other evidence pops up, can you really convict a guy on "you were the last one seen with her plus you're being weird"?
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I found this and, it only has one video? This is kinda weird for a "youtuber". This is also archived in the WBM.
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If he’s in Cuba they are so fucked. I’m not sure why they weren’t keeping him under close 24/7 surveillance. Pretty sure his parents saying he went camping in a swamp land was just to get LEO to waste their time on a wild goose chase and get eaten by skeeters.
Unfortunately, Brian strikes me as a bit to narcissistic to off himself. But he’s a fucking moron if he thinks can go on the lam in the USA after all this furor, Cuba is only hope. Every van-life, millennial hippie camper has heard about this shit and will spot him anywhere.
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Someone is claiming to have seen him in Alabama.
If true, this kid is a complete tard-- even by Southern standards.
If true, this kid is a complete tard-- even by Southern standards.
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idk what board this was on but the people on 4chan last night seemed to be convinced that she had a BPD freakout, ran away and got murdered somehow then the dude went looking for her later, found the body but pretended he didn't after realizing how incriminating it'd look, ironically enough I think he was caught on camera in the area while doing this. I barely know shit at all about the case but it's fun to watch people try to piece this shit together like it's fictional and not something terrible that actually happened.
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That's funny, thinking the police actually give a damn enough to get facts straight.
Panic is a hell of a drug.
Depends how badly the police/feds want it.
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Good on Brian, more hippies should die.
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It really does feel like an unwanted nostalgic throwback with added monkey's paw. Missing White Woman syndrome returns, now with contemporary politics nobody asked for added in. Were true crime nutters prominent in the early 2000s?
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The whole of this has devolved into some sort of weird gender war, with disillusioned men siding with this dude despite this probably not being the hill any of them should die on. As a man I get that you should probably lawyer up before talking to the police if at all, but his actions go above and beyond normal legal self preservation. I’m a simple follower of Allah and disagree with her lifestyle, but no one who’s suffering from mental illness should be killed because their mental state, if that was indeed the case, I could be wrong. That goes for the white hippie girl or the white homeless schizo man, it’s all wrong and should equally be addressed.
NIA-DOA 2.0
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This is all very tragic, but why is this such a big deal on the national scale. White trash couples killing each other is an American past-time.
Sorry if I sound "not with it". I am genuinely curious.
Sorry if I sound "not with it". I am genuinely curious.
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and so many of the accounts obviously being made just for this event
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My money is they got into a heated altercation, he pushed her and she hit her noodle and he panicked and left her ass to probably unknowingly asphyxiate or get hypothermia or some shit during the night.
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I mean, not really, but you never know what a jury will do. DA might not even bring charges if that's the case.
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It's far harder if he doesn't say anything and there's no physical evidence linking him to the crime.
The vast major of people who get convicted do so because there's some obvious unexplained physical evidence, like blood on his clothes. Or the police don't have a case and they require you to talk yourself into a conviction.
Watch the First 48 or even a show like Northwoods Law or Lone Star Law.
People have this goofy idea about DNA and physical evidence solving crimes it's called the CSI effect, but talking to the police is what gets you convicted.
If he says nothing a solid defense attorney is going to make the argument that he dropped her off and she was very much alive and someone else came along later and killed her. Possibly the same guy who killed the lesbians.
This is literally the Case Anthony defense. The baby is dead but the cops couldn't prove she did it.
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Did the FBI find Byuu's remains yet?
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Dumb Facebook women are saying he killed her because she was overweight. I mean yes, she was fat and kind of disgusting but he didn't kill her over it.
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It is a little fishy that it's getting so much attention. You can probably chalk that up to it typically being the case whenever some 'high-profile' white chick goes missing, amplified by the current True Crime fad that's way more prevalent than it should be.
But that's not as fun as going full tinfoil. So I'll conjecture that the media is jumping on this to cover up the fact that they're ignoring some other goings-on that they should be reporting on instead. Of which we have plenty of candidates (something Covid-y, some new gay legislation that the Dems want to rush through with minimal public awareness, the as-we-speak Evergrande financial apocalypse, etc etc).
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I just got into the thread and haven't read most of it, but the fact that he lawyered up immediately and refused to talk to police doesn't mean shit in terms of guilt. Even if you're completely innocent, NEVER talk to cops, especially without a lawyer. It doesn't look good in terms of public perception, but it should be standard procedure for anyone under suspicion.
The fact that he disappeared speaks more to his guilt than his refusal to cooperate with the investigation, especially considering the press coverage it's garnered and the fact they were involved in a domestic recently.
The fact that he disappeared speaks more to his guilt than his refusal to cooperate with the investigation, especially considering the press coverage it's garnered and the fact they were involved in a domestic recently.