Gabby Petito

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Facebook user might have captured Laundrie on trail camera:

https://www.facebook.com/sam.bass.756/posts/4343456105701370

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If that’s him, how long does he think can live out of a Jansport backpack?

[wufan]

If that’s him, how long does he think can live out of a Jansport backpack?

It depends on his skill level, but you’d be surprised!

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She is completely wrong. I think it has little to nothing to do with race. I wholeheartedly believe it has to do with a young female with a large social media presence. It wouldn't matter if she was white, black, purple, pink or blue. Social media has WAY more to do with the exposure the story is getting than race.

Like WuDoc said, if Joy has an issue why doesn't she devote her show or a new show to exposing all of the black women who go missing rather than race bait and complain all the time. Playing the victim is one of my biggest pet peaves. It's a lazy way out.

People only get national coverage when shot by police if they are black. It’s narrative driven.

[MoValley John]

People only get national coverage when shot by police if they are black. It’s narrative driven.

I think we need to devote more attention to the shebeast theory.

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Brian Laundrie's Death Ruled a Suicide

https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2021/11/23/brian-laundries-death-ruled-a-suicide-n480633

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****ing coward

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Dang. Thought maybe a gator got him.

[1972Shocker]

Dang. Thought maybe a gator got him.

A gator may very well have scavenged his remains. He took the easy way out though. He would not have done well going to jail for the rest of his life.

I think Laundrie's parents probably knew that he was planning on taking his own life when he left their home to head to the wildlife preserve.

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KAKE - 'Stop calling me names.' Gabby Petito letter to Brian Laundrie signals tensions prior to road trip

Gabby Petito once asked Brian Laundrie to stop calling her names, according to a letter she wrote released in a collection of FBI documents, signaling tensions between the couple prior to the 2021 road trip that would end with Laundrie killing his 22-year-old fiancée.

“Brian, you know how much I love you. So (and I’m writing this with love) just please stop crying and stop calling me names because we’re a team and I’m here with you,” Petito wrote in the undated letter, included among 366 pages of records from the FBI’s investigation of the case. “I’m always going to have your back.”

“You in pain is killing me,” Petito writes. “I’m not trying to be negative but I’m frustrated there’s not more I can do.”

While it’s unclear when the letter was written, Petito references plans to work together on the van that they would later take on the trip, which ended late in the summer of 2021 with Petito’s disappearance. She was found more than a week after her parents reported her missing, strangled in Wyoming’s Bridger-Teton National Forest. The coroner determined she had been dead for three to four weeks before being found.

Petito’s letter to Laundrie makes up just two of the hundreds of pages included in the FBI documents published on a website where the agency shares records released in response to Freedom of Information Act requests.

A number of the documents are redacted, but they outline the FBI’s efforts to trace the couple’s movements around the time of Petito’s disappearance reported on September 11, 2021, recounting interviews with witnesses and descriptions of surveillance footage captured at gas stations and stores across the US.

Didn't know the FBI had such a site.

The incident – now at the heart of a lawsuit by Petito’s parents against the Moab Police Department – occurred after a witness “saw Brian hit Gabby,” according to an amended complaint filed earlier this year.

The footage shows Moab police officers talking to Petito and Laundrie, who admitted having a fight in which Petito said she struck her fiancé first. The officers let the couple go after they agreed to spend the night apart.

The lawsuit claims the officers improperly concluded Petito was the “primary” aggressor despite injuries to her face, failing to recognize that Petito’s attempt to take responsibility for the altercation was an “obvious” sign she was a victim of domestic abuse.

“The purpose of this lawsuit is to honor Gabby’s legacy by demanding accountability and working toward systemic changes to protect victims of domestic abuse and violence and prevent such tragedies in the future,” James W. McConkie, an attorney for Petito’s parents, said in a statement when the lawsuit was first filed.

The city of Moab has previously said its officers “acted with kindness, respect, and empathy” toward Petito, noting they “are not responsible” for her death.

“The attorneys for the Petito family seem to suggest that somehow our officers could see into the future based on this single interaction. In truth, on Aug. 12, no one could have predicted the tragedy that would occur weeks later and hundreds of miles away, and the City of Moab will ardently defend against this lawsuit,” the city said.

I wasn't aware of the lawsuit against the Moab PD. It's a long-shot, but I get it.