NuttMegg
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Yes siree. Presumably dressed in shorts, in a halter, in a campground, all her belongings in HER van, probably her computer, her money, her telephone, her water, her food, her bed, and her anxiety, yes, I'd have anxiety too at that point. What's she supposed to do? Go to other campers and ask to join their group? Was he also leaving with her tent? Too bad there weren't any cops around then, so she could have rightfully and legally told him to take a hike. For good. Not the hike he was telling her to take to "calm down" while he was leaving with her whole present "life" of belongings."Laundrie told Robbins that Petito feared he would leave her in Moab without a ride, which spurred her “manic state” and caused the physical altercation between them. According to police, Petito left minor scratches on Laundrie’s face and right arm during the struggle." https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/09/16/gabby-petito-fight-utah-fiance/
This is only one of many places it was reported that this whole thing was exacerbated by her fear, rightful or not, that he was going to abandon her. There are reports of the witness stating she refused to walk away and leave him. Why? He had her phone. He had her car. He had all of her belongings that were in the car. And for this to get to the point it did with him locking her out of her property and her refusing to part with the vehicle, it seems logical that her fears were not unfounded. He may have even threatened her with it earlier. MOO
So shortly thereafter he is speeding some 3X above the limit for many miles, won't pull over for the cops even though she is begging him to, she finally touches his arm and he loses it to hit a curb at high speed.
Somehow he's the hero in all of this.