I think it is the result of the all that anticipation. There may be families which find it as "joyous" occasion, I won't know. But I think the smiles and cheering would be the momentary release of all that stress. 'What if this person who killed my loved one is set free? or just serves a very...
What I don't understand is:
2 people would have left in the house (CL and RL) in their van to search for the mustang in Carlton reserve...
They find the mustang. One of them returns home in the van and the other in the mustang....
2 people go, 2 people come. How could they have missed that ...
That's a strong reason why I felt they have either camped here before or worse, knew that he was at that location.
I don't believe in the "happenstance" statement
I do feel sorry for them. They have lost a child too.
But, I don't believe they knew nothing.
I understand your perspective of minding your own business with your adult children. But I don't think that's true for all families especially since the couple lived at their home and were very...
If that area was under water previously, how would the bag not have floated away or something? How would it have perched near the remains? Seems so bizarre.
ETA: No I don't think they were planted.
Legally, what they did might have been correct. That is, invoking 5th amendment and refuse to help with the investigation. They did everything they did to help BL get a day in court where they might have a chance to cast doubt on the evidence presented.
But truthfully, IMO, if they had just...
Even if there wasn't an official document that calls Brian laundarie as a person of suspect on the 13th, wouldn't the police still keep an eye on him? So much could have been avoided.
It is said that he left the house on the 13th.
Brian Entin reported that the mustang was missing on the 14th.
He was reported missing after 4 days on 17th assuming he left the house on 13th.
I understand that they didn't know she was dead. But why would they lawyer up for a break up? They have...
This is the only reason I feel that they hid things from LE.
It's ok if they seemed callous and not tell reply to Gabby's family's request. If their lawyer advised to do so, though it is puke-worthy for me, I understand that why they did it.
But, reporting their own son 5 days after missing...
I don't feel it is hinky. But I wonder how they feel now about when they reported their son missing 4 to 5 days after he was missing.
What were they thinking?
Just like @TheGardener said, I also believe that the hitchhike, bike ride etc were all alibi thing. They didn't expect her to be found so early. That one thought makes me puke.
He will still need somone's help and if the Laundries are in constant supervision, who is helping him?
Yes, Good point.
I was just initially alarmed because of the media making it a huge issue calling it a slip up blah blah. So I was wondering if there would be any repercussions for a "slip up" but my mind calmed down after a day has passed. It is not a slip-up or a bias. It's based on lab tests...
Yes, it depends on what you are talking about.
Here I feel it is Exact because we are looking at broken bones, results of lab tests, DNA test, weight of the heart, weight of the brain, signs of internal bleeding which mean there is a pool of blood.
How are these going to change because of...
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