Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 #44

[Lubilu]

That was NOT BL's father. It does not look like him at all and if you watch the clip, the man walks away quite a way down the street. He does not go to the Laundrie's home. And, the dialogue between the people indicates it is not Mr. Laundrie.

Apologies, and no hard feelings. As you'll see from my edit, I did find out that info and edited my post to not lead other people (like myself) who might have misunderstood up the garden path.

I've not felt the need to familiarise myself to the point of no questioning with BL's parents' appearances, nor the front of their home, so I made an assumption which I hope I clarified my error on clearly enough - though my opinions on the expression of anger and how disturbing that can be, to me, still remains. Thanks for clarifying

 

[nocommoncents]

Of course! All of the Petitos calling and texting non-stop was a sure sign that something wasn’t right.

Again, no reason to believe that happened before 9/10

 

[FindingJoLee]

So what would you do if the other parent initiated the call? I think you'd answer the call or the message they left you, especially if they said they hadn't heard from their child and were worried.
Individually, each detail can be explained away. However, when you put it all together there's no doubt.
You have a son, he and his fiance live in your home for over a year. They go on a cross country trip. Unannounced, your son returns home in his fiance's only mode of transportation, with her belongings in your home and that van. Her parents are calling and texting you expressing concern since they haven't heard from their daughter. Meanwhile your going on a family camp out and bike riding in the neighborhood and replacing a cell phone. The police show up a week later, you hand them an attorney's card, an attorney you had already hired.
I know there are those who have a hard time believing any parent could be so callous, but when you look at the details in their context, there's no other conclusion.

I would absolutely take a call from her or her family! As you reminded me, she wasn't just Brian's girlfriend, she was a member of their household. It's so sad...

 

[CamilleBSP]

Have the Laudries turned over their phones to the FBI? Probably not. I would be very curious who called them and from what cell towers between 8/27 till now.

Under what legal action could they be required to turn over phones? Evidence they lied to LE?

And who pays for a phone and then couple days later commits suicide? Doesn't make sense to me. I still think if Brian is alive... he is in touch with his mother. He had plenty of cash to pick up one or more burner phones on the drive back to Florida.

Afaik they wouldn't need to turn their phones to the FBI for them to have this info. They can just request this info from the carrier. People generally are requested to turn their phones in so the police/feds can look for evidence that's on a device, specifically, and can't be accessed if you don't have the device in your hands (things like photos/videos, voice memos, among other stuff).

 

[sleuth4justice]

"Florida police send Fox News lengthy list of 911 calls to Brian Laundrie home since saga began
There were at least 46 911 calls placed at the North Port, Fla. home of Brian Laundrie between September 10 and the 27th, according to police records obtained by Fox News Digital.

North Port Police Department provided Fox News Digital with 46 pages of records related to 911 calls with an incident location of the home where Laundrie resides with his parents, and where he lived with his fiancée, Gabby Petito, before she disappeared and was later found dead.

North Port Police would not provide logs for calls made before the afternoon of September 10, the day before Petito’s mother reported her missing, and the records were partially redacted.

There were at least two calls placed on Sept. 10, one just before 4 p.m. and one just before 6:30 p.m. And three more were placed on Sept. 11, the day Petito’s mother, Nichole Schmidt, filed a missing persons’ report with the Suffolk County Police Department in New York. Police returned on Sept. 14, 15 and 16 and twice on Sept. 17, records show.

The records do not indicate who placed the 911 calls and all summaries have been redacted – only providing a brief description, such as "Problem Settled," "No Police Action Needed" or "Report Submitted."

The most recent records provided by police were from about 5:10 p.m. on Monday, with calls earlier in the day at 8:06 a.m., 8:28 a.m., 1:29 p.m., 2:45 p.m. and 4:13 p.m., records show. Apparent reasons for the 46 calls include "Disturbance," "Follow Up/Investigation," "Patrol Check" and "Public Service." "

Brian Laundrie case: Police answered dozens of 911 calls at home since day before Gabby Petito disappearance

 

[Which_pancake]

I wonder why this article states “Nichole Schmidt, stated that her daughter was last seen at 7 a.m. on Aug. 30”. I though all communication stopped a few days before then and last sighting was the altercation at the cafe on the 27th. BL would have had to already be on the road home by the 30th.

I would like to know this too. I asked yesterday and someone replied that it was later determined to be a misunderstanding, but there were no links provided so I am not sure. There is a whole, whole lot we the public do not know about what happened between the police stop in Moab on Aug. 12 and Brian showing up at home on Sept. 1! MOO

 

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[Yellow Rose]

Geez:

 

[Alkali13]

Sheriff helicopter is back online #BrianLaundrie

Which one is that? Sarasota, which was searching yesterday, is N911VS.

 

[MsBetsy]

Right, but the neighbor wouldn't have communicated that with GP parents.

I don't think her parents know when he was last seen. They probably discovered he came home without her on Sept 10th, the day of the police incident at the Laundrie house. Once police confirmed Brian was home and there was no sign of Gabby, her mom was able to file a missing persons report on the 11th. IMO

 

[ThoughtFox]

Maybe never. According to Wyoming law, the public info is limited to name, age, cause, and manner of death. I don't know if that means the COD has to be released by a certain time though. Coroner | Teton County, WY

But assuming someone is charged with her murder, I'd think we'd see the autopsy details released in court.
JMO

A Wyoming coroner did the autopsy, but the release of info is up to the FBI. This is a federal case, after all. Her body was either in the National Park or on Bureau of Land Management land.

Coroner expected to release autopsy report for body believed to be Gabby Petito

Brent Blue, the Teton County Coroner, told CBS News the autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday. Blue said autopsies usually take one to two hours, but if microscopic data is needed, it may take longer and it is unlikely to be fully completed today.

When the autopsy is completed, the FBI's field office in Denver will release any findings, Blue said.

 

[jvikes]

It's not unusual at all imo for people of their age to not have a Facebook, and Twitter accounts really depend on the person. I don't have a Facebook account, and do have a Twitter but it only has nickname with no surname as the listed name, is private and has been updated maybe ~20 times in the 8 years I've had it, in times I've 'tried to get into' Twitter. It's just not for me though, at least in terms of posting my own thoughts - I do search for news etc sometimes, but only because I visit the homepage for work purposes. Neither GP or BL strike me as the typical Twitter user (although I'm willing to be wrong of course - just my opinion).

We do know Gabby had a Snapchat account - that makes sense to me, as a way to keep in touch and share life insights with close/approved friends. I'm a little older, 26, but I don't think it's unusual and I think young people are much less 'on' social media than older people think - in my experience, we're quite savvy about personal data and staying private with things that should be private. Even if people do have SM accounts, eg a TikTok or personal YouTube account, it may well just be for ease of viewing other people's content rather than sharing their own, and therefore isn't as publicly obvious or identifiable. All my humble opinion, of course

ETA: Of course Gabby, at least, was arguably trying to break into the world of social media influencing. I wasn't aware there was a TikTok account for her that had been tracked down, but it does make sense if it was related to her trip. All I meant to say was that from my experience, I wouldn't be surprised if anyone wasn't able to find public social media regarding their personal lives and insights, for example a Twitter account updated during high school, or a more personal account from recent years.

I'd not be surprised, for example, if Gabby had an account on Tumblr or similar blog site, but I'd also be surprised if she had linked that directly to her full name or any other easily-identifiable personal info. Hope that makes sense and that my original post still has some benefit/insight into the social media use of the younger generation!

Agreed, I definitely think the Facebook way of social media is gone in the younger generation. They are wiser to anonymity and much more visual (which is why they prefer Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat with generic ids over the likes of Facebook or Twitter with their real names). Spotify is super popular with people their age and they had that. There are platforms a lot of people are unfamiliar with, like Discord, that's also popular in their age group. I find their social media presence to be perfectly normal, nothing odd about BL not having a popular platform profile (at least in his own name), he seems like the type that would be on much more low key sites like many teens/early 20's are.

 

[Aglaia]

My theory about his trip home:
“I had to leave her Mom, she went crazy just like she did that day the cops almost charged her. Smashed my phone, hit/scratched me (he may have had injuries if she had tried to defend herself) I don’t want anything to do with her or her crazy *advertiser censored* family, if they call ignore them, I’m done”
And then of course Mom and Dad would help him get a new phone, a new number, so she can’t keep calling him

the lawyer? I’m not sure, spur of the moment decision to hand the card over when they were put on the spot, not fully understanding the situation? Or could he have told them she was threatening to “take everything” ie the van, equipment etc and they thought it was about that?
I believe something darker came out later and they enabled him further, but I’ve seen this happen before, the abuser blames the victim, starts a smear campaign, usually blaming them for the things they themselves had done.
Maybe the parents were angry at GP thinking she had hurt their baby and they didn’t want anything else to do with “those people”

MOO

 

[JudgeJoe]

The couple with the megaphone are out of line, IMO. They are not helping the situation, just providing entertainment, and are creating more tension in an already stressful situation.

My own opinion only

If I were a neighbor, I’d install a high-pressure motion detector sprinkler for my “lawn”. Cheaper than a fence & less damaging to my blood pressure. If protestors want to keep Chris & Roberta uncomfortable, they should ditch the guard dog approach at the house & see where they go when the pressure lets up. Imo

 

[Yellow Rose]

Which one is that? Sarasota, which was searching yesterday, is N911VS.

CL60 is what I've been watching this morn

 

[Thora_Jay]

Brian Laundrie doppelganger becomes TikTok sensation



A man who bears a striking resemblance to Florida fugitive Brian Laundrie has taken to TikTok in a bid to clear his name.

And the doppelganger has gone viral overnight, with nearly 2 million views and more than 530,000 likes since Tuesday.


more at link

 

[Thinker22]

Are they a public LE organization? Or do you have to pay them to show up? If the latter, Dog is probably paying them to help.

The article states "The search and rescue team was volunteering. " I'd expect DTBH to tip them well or otherwise show his appreciation if that's truly the case.

 

[Ruminations]

So does he know where BL has been like he stated previously? Or is he just searching random islands to find Monster cans? I wonder if those dogs know BL's scent.

I highly doubt the dog knows Brian’s scent. LE would not share a whiff of clothing to someone who does nor represent them, the victim, or the fugitive’s family, IMO.

That said, there are not a lot of humans on the island, and I am sure the dogs could be trained even more easily to find humans in general rather than Brian in particular.

The island strikes me as an unlikely hiding place. Did he hide his boat, swim out, or have an accomplice?

<modsnip - opinions and discussion of Dog outside the specifics of the search are off topic> MOO.

 

[x_files]

It is the neighbor. I w I work from home as a programmer and that bullhorn guy would drive me insane. I'd be pretty darn angry. Does not affect the environment I raise my child in and mean I am a bad influence. Just means I cannot work with constant noise. This is not bullhorn guy's first go around, he is an obnoxious nuisance IMO.

Gen Z only uses snapchat and instagram as my daughter informed me. FB is dead to most of that generation I suppose

Don't forget TikTok that one is wildly popular right now too.

True, but someone who has desires to be an "influencer" would probably already have sm is my thought. JMO

In order to exist as an Influencer you'd need at least ONE sm account: YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, Discord, Twitch at least...most have all of them.