Thanks! So, did you create a premium account? I created a free account and the only thing that matched when I searched was a documentary (which looks good) that is only available if you upgrade to premium. I don't mind paying, but it would be a bummer to create a premium account just to find out that I can't access it that way, either.
Among other problems, the ones playing Gabby and Brian looked 30-35. They should’ve used younger actors. Gabby was so young and beautiful.I'm watching The Gabby Petito Story on Lifetime and it's just awful. Truly awful.
Agreed. Part of the particular tragedy of this was that they both were so young and yet were already so deep into this highly toxic relationship. Teenagers tend to think that things like this won't ever happen to them, but teens-- especially girls, who are more at risk -- need to learn the signs of abuse and to know that there are resources available to help them get out of unhealthy relationships, even if they're just dating.Among other problems, the ones playing Gabby and Brian looked 30-35. They should’ve used younger actors. Gabby was so young and beautiful.
Yes, it was awful. That is exactly how I would describe it, too. Total waste of time, but DH and I watched until the end (on his birthday). After 18 minutes (first commercial), I gave the Lifetime movie a C-. It only got worse, and by the end of the film, I gave it an F: Major FAIL. The actor cast as Brian looked like he was 40, and the actress was also too old and lacked Gabby's youthful energy, enthusiasm, and spirit. Her deep voice was troublesome. I was too tired to watch the follow-up. There are some Lifetime movies that I can watch over and over: The Gabby Petito Story will not be one of them. JMOI'm watching The Gabby Petito Story on Lifetime and it's just awful. Truly awful.
Oh geez, how many will there be? Thanks for posting this MadMcGoo, you are always on top of everything!Another one?? I saw this advertised on ID the other day: New Gabby Petito documentary to air next month
The cable channel Investigation Discovery next month will present an hourlong new documentary with what it calls "never-before-aired footage" of Blue Point-raised Gabby Petito and her fiance and killer, Brian Laundrie. The channel announced Tuesday that "The Murder of Gabby Petito: What Really Happened" will premiere Oct. 12 and will also stream on Discovery+.
Wonder why this video took so long to surface? If LE had it last year, why wouldn’t they have announced that they were last seen at Whole Foods?
His immaturity & anger are palpable IMO.
This is where they went to eat and walked out without paying? I didn't see Brian walking in and out four times or looking irate. It doesn't look like they sat down to eat, either. It doesn't show an employee coming out after them, or Brian arguing with them.Wonder why this video took so long to surface? If LE had it last year, why wouldn’t they have announced that they were last seen at Whole Foods?
No, this is Whole Foods store that they went to after the restaurant dine and dash. They are shown browsing and putting items in a canvas bag. They aren't shown paying but I assume they did pay. If it wasn't at an automated check out, then LE probably talked to that clerk too. (Maybe that's why that party of the tape wasn't released? The clerk can be identified? Surely surveillance includes the check out areas.)This is where they went to eat and walked out without paying? I didn't see Brian walking in and out four times or looking irate. It doesn't look like they sat down to eat, either. It doesn't show an employee coming out after them, or Brian arguing with them.
It just looks like they are browsing through the store, then they leave together.
Oh, ok, that makes sense. I was confused because the article below the video described him walking out 4 times and being irate.No, this is Whole Foods store that they went to after the restaurant dine and dash. They are shown browsing and putting items in a canvas bag. They aren't shown paying but I assume they did pay. If it wasn't at an automated check out, then LE probably talked to that clerk too. (Maybe that's why that party of the tape wasn't released? The clerk can be identified? Surely surveillance includes the check out areas.)
I don't think they will ever speak.I suspect all of the recent “documentaries” will bring out videos like this. I wonder if/when the Laundries will speak.