Periwinkl3
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Interesting that the date of her death is September 19, 2021.
It's the date when the person is pronounced dead by a coroner or ME.
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Interesting that the date of her death is September 19, 2021.
Plus, she reportedly apologized for his behavior....that probably really angered him. jmoAbsolutely, this event at the restaurant could have been too much for Gabby and an argument with BL could have ensued ending in her demise. (In my opinion)
The three of them could not have slept in that little over the truck van. Tent? Maybe. I just can’t imagine any 23 year olds camping with parents.
Okay, well given it's Florida, could have also meant defense attorney Jose Baez.WFLA reporter
Plus, she reportedly apologized for his behavior....that probably really angered him. jmoAbsolutely, this event at the restaurant could have been too much for Gabby and an argument with BL could have ensued ending in her demise. (In my opinion)
it’s not enough to get him officially accused of murder. Much less convicted. In a court of law , he is innocent until proven guilty. A plausible alternate scenario is all that is needed to be found not guilty unless there is some direct admissible evidence showing he did the deed.
Yep that period of time is somewhat blank in my timeline and has been
I’m wondering if her Van was parked inside the garage so as not to bring attention to it? Their driveway was pretty full with 2 vehicles and the camper.
That beggars belief. If that were the case, joyrides would be legal and I'm pretty sure they are not. Er, JMO, MOO, etc. etc. etc.Not in law. You have to have the intention to permanently deprive them of it.
I did not know that. So, if someone is found a year after actual death , and forensics can date it back to at least that long since death , official death date is date actually found and so declared dead? That’s what goes on gravestone?Yes..legally that is the date.
If you sign a death certificate you note that' time of death' , meaning time a person is officially 'pronounced legally dead' by a licensed medical person. I have signed several days after death even though it's quite evident they passed days before.
Joyrides are if owner of vehicle dies not declare otherwise and press charges.That beggars belief. If that were the case, joyrides would be legal and I'm pretty sure they are not. Er, JMO, MOO, etc. etc. etc.
Technically. But he didn’t work on it? Drive it? Live in it? Put time and money into it? You can acknowledge this gray area without thinking he’s innocent or didn’t do anything wrong.It absolutely was not his van.
Yeah, what a catch! He really had poor little Gabby either snowed or scared of him, or both. He'd been gaslighting her for years, IMO.And add no job, no education and living with his parents.
They were not married not community property. Her name was on the registration and title it was HER VAN.i wish we could go away from this narrative: they were in a long-term relationship. They BOTH worked on the van. They BOTH put money and sweat into it because they lived together and (IM ASSUMING) pooled resources like almost every other couple does, especially when you’re young and broke. They BOTH drove it. They BOTH lived in it. This isn’t a casual friendship where he stole the keys and took off. My husband and I have cars in each of our names but they’re OUR cars. We’d never say “don’t drive my car, it’s mine.” We are so hyper focused on him stealing her car when it’s clear it was theirs; regardless of the title.
I’m not saying that isn’t suspicious! But from their point of view that van was theirs (gabby and Brian’s) they both worked on it, put time into it, drove it and lived in it. It was also registered to the Laundrie’s home, no? Yes the title was in her name technically but I’m sure people who knew them saw it as theirs. And who knows what crazy story he told his parents! “She broke up with me again and ran off with a guy! She’s awful! She hurt me so badly! Now i have this stupid van and i don’t know what to do!” I’m not saying it’s believable, the truth, makes sense, none of that. But it could have happened. We DONT KNOW.
That's because that's the date she was found. It has nothing to do with the date she actually died, which will be determined by investigators in conjunction with the coroner.Interesting that the date of her death is September 19, 2021.
Here's what I take from the neighbor video. BLs parents bought a camper van and were planning on going camping for Labor Day weekend 9/4, 9/5, 9/6. Friday Saturday and Sunday. Their 23 y/o comes back on 9/1 from what they were told was a breakup with his girlfriend/fiancé for the second time in a month and they take him along on the camping trip. they could not have traveled the following weekend otherwise they would not have been home when the police came. Frankly I found the whole cringy neighbor interview hard to watch and makes me think they wanted their 15 seconds of "fame." Edited because I always forget the MOO