to publicize her face - show they are working her case as a missing person - hope for more tips. That's been my experience for holding pressers.This is so aggravating. Not only is the audio incredibly poor, but they don't have any information. Why even have a presser if you can't answer any questions?
Not able to bring him in for questioning??LIVE UPDATES: @NPPDPoliceChief says police are not able to bring in #GabbyPetito's boyfriend Brian Laundrie in for questioning.
@NPPDPoliceChief says they do know where Brian Laundrie is currently
"Everything is being forensically analyzed." - @NPPDPoliceChief
https://twitter.com/gagegoulding/status/1438534816148959234?s=21
@NBC2 #GabbyPetito
After watching the body camera footage I have a somewhat different opinion than I did before I watched it.
There's not one bit of evidence that BL was abusive to Gabby. Not one bruise that any relative saw, no prior police records. BL had lots of time and chances to hit Gabby out of the public's view in that van when she was punching him, but he didn't.
Come on Forensics!!!!
Thank you so muchI wish I could like this a million times. So many of the same thoughts I had.
It is NEVER pointless to talk about a missing person.Press conference just ended. No new info. Pretty pointless
They can get a search warrant for that, provided they have enough probable cause (prints, DNA, body examination).If they can arrest him for anything, they get his fingerprints & DNA, which they will need to fully evaluate the van.
He likely has no fingerprints or DNA on file with LE prior to this episode.
Yeah, trying to lock her out of her own car is not "normal stuff between men and women", IMO, as a post on the other thread said. Didn't the earlier police report say, that she was trying to get the keys from him, and he was fending her off, I think he used the term "maneuver" her away, which could mean anything, like push? Maybe she felt he was escalating the altercation, so she tried to defend herself by slapping and/or scratching him? How was she suppoed to get her keys back from a male with around twice her strength? Did the police ask him why he didn't just give her her keys? Did they look at the car registration to ascertain who owned the car?
We have no idea how that scene actually went down. All we know is, that he was refusing to give her the keys to her own car, and subsequently tried to lock her out of her car, and leave her.
Probably a very toxic codependent relationship. He was worried she would get in trouble and worrying about her having a record. He also apologized for it getting so public. So this abusive relationship could have been happening behind closed doors for a while now. It seems he was very aware and made several statements about them arguing like that in public. I'm thinking they kept this part of their relationship hidden from their family as best they could.