Did he kill her?
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My thoughts as well. He is long gone and his parents are accomplices to helping him get out of town.
I did 23andMe. I was in the military, the government already has my DNA in their database. For any of you active/retired/veterans out there, think twice before committing a crime. The Feds have your DNA. If you are stupid enough to commit a crime of passion...................
And you wonder why we all think you are an utter numpty.
I am a busy man.
I don't wonder at all why people have certain opinions of me. Nor do I care much frankly. That isn't meant to be a snarky remark to you at all or arrogance to be clear, just a fact. I've found that one is a lot better off in life if on one hand you treat people well and are affable and on the other you don't give a rats ass what they think of you despite that. Way too much these days is said and done to get people's approval. F*** that.
Do they have a reason for thinking he is in that nature reserve, other than his parents saying that he'd gone there & that they subsequently brought his car home from there?
If it's based on their word, I'm not sure that they should be wasting their efforts there.
If it's based on their word, I'm not sure that they should be wasting their efforts there.
They're waiting for the next youtuber to drop them a hint.
That may be a phone strap hikers and runners use as opposed to a sleeve tattoo? I only guess it because it looks like he’s got headphones on. Which I also assume he’s got a phone playing the music too?
Always baffled at the wild goose chase. He's nowhere even near that reserve with that amount of time to move around.
Just like last night, the sheriff's helicopter did a quick loop over the preserve and then went back to the airport
If the parents are to be believed, BL has been in that preserve which is around 70-80% underwater/flooded for 8 days.
We have drones that read heat signatures if he is there. He is not there, at least not alive he isn't
Brian’s parents should be in jail for helping sonny boy escape. Sonny Boy deserves a rope and a tree for his part in this.
Read somewhere that the parents along with Brian, went on a "camping trip" for 3 days before he went missing in that truck camper that is sitting on the driveway. He could be anywhere by now (if he had outside help). If he is somewhere out in preserve still alive, he's got to be a miserable sumbitch right now.
This former FBI agent has some insight, though no specifics, as to why they are continuing to search Carlton Reserve
This NY Post story about the 3 day camping trip with the parents said they left on the day she was reported missing. Gabby was officially reported missing by police on Long Island on Sat Sept 11.
Three day trip is maybe Sat, Sun and Mon. Then the next day, Tues Sept 14, he drives his Mustang to Carlton Reserve to go hiking. He really is a dedicated outdoorsman.
Brian Laundrie, parents left home with ‘attached camper,’ neighbors say
A couple that live across the street from Brian Laundrie’s Florida home said they saw the 23-year-old and his parents drive off hitching an “attached camper” before he was reporte…
nypost.com
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If the restaurant story is true, it explains why she was so distressed on the police video. She was stuck in that little van with a major abusive asshole. Leaves and goes back three times?
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I’ve read a few theories on this. Do we actually know this guy was ever really back in Florida? Maybe the parents came and grabbed the van from somewhere and drove it back and this is all the throw everyone off away from wherever the guy is
Neighbors confirmed. Everything seemed normal. They saw Brian mowing the lawn. Always assumed Gabby was in the house. Things got weird when they saw Brian packing the new camper with the parents but the camper was small for more than a couple of people.
my coworker made me watch a tik tok video of an infra red filter catching strangers farting. Maybe they could use that technology to find Brian?
Neighbors seem nosy as hell. If I looked out my window & saw my neighbors loading stuff into the camper of their 23 year old kid, I'd just assume that they were helping him load stuff up for he & his fiance to hit the road again. It would never occur to me that they were loading up to take off somewhere with them (keeping in mind that, at the time, they assumed the fiance was still alive & inside the house).
So assuming death was on or about the 27th, the body laid out in the wilderness for approximately 3 weeks (found on the 19th). Decomposition must have been severe, not to mention any critters in the wild. I would think it would be difficult to prove COD.
HOMICIDE does not necessarily mean MURDER. (Yes, I know, it can also be MURDER)
Disclaimer: I am NOT a Forensic Pathologist, so really this is all just hyperbole.
This was probably the case. They probably didn't think much of it at the time. But now with everything that we know, they're prob like "ya, now this seems pretty f*cked up."
Homicide is when one human being causes the death of another. Included among homicides are murder and manslaughter. Not all homicides are a crime. Some killings may be determined to be manslaughter, and some are lawful, such as when justified by self-defense or insanity. Whether its murder or manslaughter someone caused Gabby to die.
If the hyoid bone in the neck was broken, that probably wouldn't be affected much by the elements, and would almost certainly not happen accidentally. OF course that's pure speculation. There's a reason why the preliminary finding is homicide. We'll find out eventually.
In my opinion, if she died of exposure it should be considered homicide (Again my opinion). She was his fiancee. Even if she left him willingly in the middle of no where and he made no attempt to find her or notify authorities, family…he deserted her to possibly die.
Could leaving the scene of a car accident be considered homicide, if the other party died? This would be similar, no?
Could leaving the scene of a car accident be considered homicide, if the other party died? This would be similar, no?
excellent point, thank you.
Also, I'm ok with "pure speculation", that's 90% of this thread and its nearly all we have right now.
What we know now is miles more than what we knew a few days ago. First, the body was found. Second, there's a preliminary determination of death, though the actual cause hasn't been released. Third, we have more information of dates and times when she was seen.
I'd submit that speculation is different from people stating things as fact without evidence. Heck, I've speculated, but I'm not ready for a conviction without knowing more. Most of the speculation will likely turn out to be true. We'll see.
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There are 10 trail cameras in the Carlton Reserve. That may or may not sound like a lot but there is close to 80 miles of trail
Trail Cameras
Jacob Klasinski Parks and Recreation Specialist Sarasota County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Trail Camera footage from the Carlton Reserve Click here or on Photo to view on YouTube
www.carltonreserve.org
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