Wouldn’t be surprised if there was a cash withdrawal out of the parent’s bank account.
They better find this scumbag.
They better find this scumbag.
Did he kill her?
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No, they are missing. It's the misplaced blame and lack of attention I was calling out. The stories don't get out because the reservations are insular and outside resources aren't really welcomed in to assist in efforts.
It's actually really sad because the people who suffer are the people of the tribes. So much corruption on reservations it's sickening.
If it was exposure then Brian simply reports the tragedy. Ditching her corpse seems suspicious if it was exposure.
I think it means he's not just a person of interest anymore. It's amazing they have a video of the van within yards of where the body was found. They also probably have a good idea how she died although it's not official yet.
I think they were saying exposure before the video turned up, as if he left her there while she was alive. I'll see if I can find the link.
911 call from in front of the Moonflower Co-Op. Caller says "gentleman was slapping the girl"
The US department of justice did a study in 1996 and 1999 80% of violence experience by NA women are committed by persons not of the same race. Should be one of the first things that come up if googled
Finance- would reckless endangerment be a possible issue here if he did leave her with no phone and left with her vehicle?
Someone commented in a reply that he is licensed in NY, and not licensed in FL.
That would be 5 days after the police/domestic dispute, and he returned to Utah 2 days before the last time she talked to her parents.
Some smoke around Tillman AL. Probably all rumor but what the hell will post anyways. Edit - bad lead
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Frankly, another huge part of why some of these blow up to national stories is looks. The prettier the missing young woman, the bigger chance it will get more attention. The vast majority just get localized attention, including white people.
Sure, if that's what happened. Of course the lady with the video said the park was really busy, and she had a hard time finding a parking spot.
We'll know something soon enough. For the FBI to get a search warrant requires probable cause, so they obviously know things they haven't released yet.
Dude's just gonna air out all this family's dirty Laundrie in public....
He heading for Mexico? Also not a bright idea on his part to go to a Walmart when trying to lay low.
If Laundrie was in the Mobile area, he's likely heading for Mexico.
Those places have cameras!!!??? 😲 😲 😲
This is better than last week's edit to PK Sam's Wikipedia page.
I feel so sorry for this girl. She looked so scared in the video where they were pulled over.
As a father, it would take a lot of people to stop me from harming him, severely.
As a father, it would take a lot of people to stop me from harming him, severely.
Since the video of the traffic stop was released last week, I have been very interested in hearing from Domestic Violence experts and past DV victims for their observations of the video.
Here is a good commentary by a past DV victim
Another
Here is a good commentary by a past DV victim
Another
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Well, America breaths a sigh of relief, it appears to just be the dead body of someone far less important.
That’s why bank robberies are down, and “People fo Walmart” postings are up.
I think based on how he has acted this guy is likely guilty and these tweets could be spot on but the thing I saw clear as day from the moab bodycam footage was he was the one who was bleeding, not her. The cops just can't ignore that. I was raised to never raise my hand against a woman and have never been close to doing so but my #1 advice to women who don't want to be the victims of violence besides being diligent in choosing a partner is don't be violent yourself. It's amazing how many women don't grasp that or actually think because of their gender they can say anything to anyone and assault people with no repercussions. That is wrong too
Unless he injured her and left her I'm not buying exposure.... I camped there 3 years ago in late August and it's a pretty ideal time weather wise and lots of people she could have sought out help from. My guess is if he didn't kill her intentionally it might have been a drug overdose and he freaked out not wanting to get in trouble. But he probably just lost his shit and killed her. Long road trips can be a pressure cooker. Either way I feel awful for her family, I hope they catch him soon
Agree that her being attractive is definitely a factor as to why this is such a big story
Yep. She asked for it. Game over. 😡
Her friends said the guy was very controlling and put up a wall around her.
MY advice is different, obviously. If a woman is with a guy who has violent tendencies she needs to GET AWAY NOW. The longer she's with him the harder it is to leave. If she has to get a restraining order then she's been in the relationship too long.
Goldmom, I can understand most of what BLhawk said, but to me it was very clear of the two who was controlling the situation. She was scared, she didn't want anything to happen to him, and she was generally scared he was going to leave her stranded. He had control of her keys and her phone . . . um yeah I would get slapped silly and would deserve it
. Look violence can go both ways, and control and abuse isn't just a male thing, it goes both ways. But in this case it is pretty clear what was occurring, the sad thing is in hindsight I think its pretty clear the cops missed this and are probably kicking themselves over it. This isn't to blame them, they had a 15 minute interaction and made a decision that 99.9% of the time was the right decision. It is fairly evident this wasn't a healthy relationship, even still most unhealthy relationships don't end with this outcome. I will tell you I have raised my daughter that she will stand up for herself, I have no concerns about her at all. She is 5 my son is 7. If something happens with my son who is an absolute sweetheart, my daughter will certainly step in. She won't have the muscle, but she will have the lungs, and words that will scare any other boy away, and if they dare tangle with her good luck. Kick jab poke, she knows even as a 5 year old what to do, I am willing participant, if she can make me wince away in pain. I have done my job. We have to raise are daughters to be independent and know what a truly loving relationship is and that they don't have to be dependent on any male that doesn't treat them right.
I mean...yes, that's fantastic. But thinking that your daughter will always stand up for herself and all that, especially when she's only 5...is kind of the same line of thinking like 'Oh, I could never be in an abusive relationship because I just wouldn't tolerate it.'
It's not like it's a sudden thing. Abusers are really great at wearing down their victims to the point where the victims legitimately think they are worthless, stupid, incompetent, unable to survive on their own...
Victims can be smart. They can be strong. They can be successful. They can still be victims.
And yes, the idea of leaving the relationship at the first sign of abuse is also great.
But..."hey, babe, let's have a baby" even though you've already said you don't want kids (yet or at all) doesn't seem abusive. But it can escalate and hey, there's a baby on the way (messing with birth control pills, stopping BC without notifying your partner, stealthing, poking holes in condoms...). Baby trapping is a good way to keep someone in your life, yes?
"Hey, you've worked so hard the last couple of years. Take some time off, maybe we'll try to start a family, I'll take care of you, you just take care of the house." Good way to get someone to be financially dependent on you...
"I don't really like your friends...let's hang out with my friends instead this week." And the isolation starts.
But..."hey, babe, let's have a baby" even though you've already said you don't want kids (yet or at all) doesn't seem abusive. But it can escalate and hey, there's a baby on the way (messing with birth control pills, stopping BC without notifying your partner, stealthing, poking holes in condoms...). Baby trapping is a good way to keep someone in your life, yes?
"Hey, you've worked so hard the last couple of years. Take some time off, maybe we'll try to start a family, I'll take care of you, you just take care of the house." Good way to get someone to be financially dependent on you...
"I don't really like your friends...let's hang out with my friends instead this week." And the isolation starts.
The late Patrice O'Neal had a really funny bit about this topic on his Elephant in the Room stand up special. Tried to find the clip on youtube but couldn't find it.
