Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 #15

[Hyway]

Moo. I have a hard time accepting that the spot they put the tent is where her remains are located. Even the most hardened grizzled SAR veteran wouldn't stomp all over remains the way they were doing. I think the tent is a staging area for the coroner to work and the remains are where that group is standing so still

 

[mlhenn]

Body matching description of Gabby Petito found in Grand Teton

Petito's father Joseph, tweeted a heartbreaking message following the discovery, saying "she touched the world."

North Port Police tweeted their condolences, saying they are "heartbroken to learn that Gabby has been found deceased."

 

[everybodhi]

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I also do believe that his family were aware, which is why they have been quiet about it... and although it is terrible for her family to be left wondering, I can see why they would have covered for him.

Hopefully he's found soon enough and there can be some answers.

Covering for him is how he became the person he is, your statement of understanding why his parents covered for him reminded me of an incident in my own family long ago.
When my brother was a young 20 something husband, he slapped his wife in the face and she called the cops and had him arrested. He called my dad and told him this story, said he didn't hurt her and asked to be bailed out. My dad told him no, and don't ever lay a hand on your wife again.
That was the only incident of DV or arrest for anything in our family, ever.

 

[IzzyBlanche]

That struck me too. What was up with the stickers?

 

[JuneRose]

im no rocket scientist but it dont take one to figure out that a man that was traveling the country with what he called the love of his life, that today was found dead at the same place they were last seen wasnt the one that killed her.Lets say she did in fact what, strangle herself, maybe cut her wrist? does that mean that you jump in Her van and haul tail it home and hide for days without saying a word about where she is? who thinks that way? NOONE.
Now if yall got in a fight and you killed her, either on accident or purpose then yea, im sure you would run back home and lawyer up and keep quiet.. Brian killed that poor girl IMO and I cant wait till he is caught and made to pay for what he has done!

 

[crussell821]

Have you had your fiance kill herself? If so, tell us how someone would react. If you haven't, then I guess you don't know.

Well, I wouldn’t do what he did. That much I do know.

 

[katydid23]

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I can give you some solid evidence that he was involved in her death. There are pictures of her van at the site of her remains.

He drove that van of hers home alone, with her wallet. Her body was left in a shallow grave, back where the van was seen parked. SO HE IS THE PRIME SUSPECT.

Please explain how her body could be found hidden there, where her van was pictured, and he came home alone in her van, and he was not involved in her death.

 

[technicallymissing]

Perhaps a drone?

yep, Gabby's father said somewhere she had recently purchased a drone for the trip to get those wide, high shots of the van.

 

[TheGardener]

Brian Entin reports that the statement, made via the family’s attorney, said:
“The news about Gabby Petito is heartbreaking. The Laundrie family prays for Gabby and her family."

Its fairly clear BL told them what he did and minutes later all of them lawyered up. He should have tuned himself in. They made a very bad decision and in the process savaged the hearts and minds of her family, this country and the world.

The heart is seizing up and bleeding out...here's a Bandaid.

 

[gitana1]

Have you had your fiance kill herself? If so, tell us how someone would react. If you haven't, then I guess you don't know.

There are norms of human behavior. No matter how badly Casey Anthony's expert tried to argue that there are not.

 

[x_files]

slapping, scratching his face after he

Can I say this now?

Reactive abuse is a symptom of domestic violence.

Those officers in Moab need retraining stat.

pulled her face towards hers was self-defense.
THe cops or park rangers probably sensed something was off but had it wrong. Having them separate was a good start.

 

[MyBelle]

But to your point, there is not one shred of evidence to suggest that BL killed her. None, zilch.

Consciousness of guilt actions are evidence. JMO

 

[mlhenn]

Body matching description of Gabby Petito found in Grand Teton

BL’s attorney’s statement on his car:
Steven Bertolino, the Laundrie family attorney told ABC News on Sunday that the family picked up the car, Brian Laundrie was using, on Thursday morning from the reserve after going out on Wednesday to look for their son.

Laundrie left the family home on Tuesday morning with a backpack. Bertolino said that the family went out to the reserve on Wednesday to look for him and spotted a note from the North Port Police Department on the car saying it needed to be removed.

The family left the car overnight "so he could drive back," the attorney said. When Laundrie didn't come home Thursday morning, the family went back to retrieve the car.

The family then called police on Friday to file a missing person report, authorities said on Saturday.

 

[Alethea]

Just a PSA that defense attorneys don't often believe their clients are particularly good or likeable people. Just that they are entitled to representation under the law before the state can take away their liberty like every other person in America. Also it's a job - and it pays well.

You don't have to defend bad people for free on the internet.

 

[whitelilac]

Christopher, at the Moonflower, must be gutted by this too. He really tried

 

[x_files]

slapping, scratching his face after he

Can I say this now?

Reactive abuse is a symptom of domestic violence.

Those officers in Moab need retraining stat.

pulled her face towards hers was self-defense.
THe cops or park rangers probably sensed something was off but had it wrong. Having them separate was a good start.

 

[Becky Starkey]

People clearly need to educate themselves about domestic abuse. It's all around you everywhere you go. Take it from me, I've been around it nearly all my 55 years. I can spot an abuser a mile away. That kid's first words and attitude was clear evidence of abuse and poor Gabby was let down. Our police training and procedures need a complete turn around, although... I better keep it zipped here. Folks, if you know of, especially a young lady with not much life experience and a long life yet to live, do what you can do, as discreetly as you can to get her out of it. And for those of you that don't know the signs of abuse, stop being so willfully ignorant and educate yourself.

 

[jamicat]

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I think the chance

I think the chances that Gabby killed herself and he left grieving, are at about ZERO %.

My compassion for Brian and his parents is also at about ZERO.

Let's be realistic. If she had killed herself, there would be no reason for him to stop all communication and let her body rot in the elements. He could have and should have told authorities about it and had her body handled with love and concern and returned to her family.

He left it to the wild animals and insects, hoping it would be in no condition for forensics to find evidence iff what he did to her, IMO.

Although we do not know how Gabby died, and, yes, it is possible BL did not do the deed, he and his parents did not give information that could made this reality known. He tortured her loved ones. He cost time , resources in the search for her

if someone with you jumps to his death, or has a life ending accident, or disappears, there is a moral obligation to report it even if it risks getting you involved and suspected.

I’m being generous here in assuming BL did not directly cause the death.

 

[katydid23]

Have you had your fiance kill herself? If so, tell us how someone would react. If you haven't, then I guess you don't know.

If she killed herself, who buried her?

 

[Shane00]

Wow, beautiful.