Rhetorical ?-how much empathy would it take to have him put it off a day or two??? He already waited a month.
I think there were complaints about his grass!
So he cut it!
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Rhetorical ?-how much empathy would it take to have him put it off a day or two??? He already waited a month.
When life is upside down, people seek comfort in the mundane, the routine.He mowed it 9/13/21, and now he mows it 10/13/21, despite it being possibly the day when emotions are running the hottest since the day Gabby was found?
Why even go out there?
Is this some weird smoke signal or am I just losing reasonable perspective?
I was watching it but I didn't see it.
I think it's likely that what covered her will contain a lot of evidence.
her shoes were off, she was wearing a sweatshirt. Maybe she was asleep and it happened in the tent? I think the tent is where it happened because I believe cadaver dogs would have alerted if she'd been killed in the van.
At one point I'd considered whether he had come home with her body and somebody else went back to leave it where it was located.
Just do not know how this guy ticks, no idea at all what he's capable of.
North port is terrible with code enforcement!He may not have had a choice. His grass was nearly 1 ft. tall and you can get fined for that if you don't remedy it within 3 days of receiving a letter from the city.
im not saying it’s ok but they do not stop.
They can’t! The anger takes over bad things happen
And it wouldn't surprise me if his neighbors have reported his grass as needing attention. I'm sure most of them are weary of the entire situation. MOO.He may not have had a choice. His grass was nearly 1 ft. tall and you can get fined for that if you don't remedy it within 3 days of receiving a letter from the city.
We do not know when Gabby was killed. The coroner could not narrow the date of death to a day or two or three even.As others have suggested, I think he was trying, in a clumsy way, to build an alibi. "I wasn't there! I told some people I went camping for several days! Someone else must've killed her!"
JMO
This does a good job of describing legislative intent, which I mentioned in an earlier post. Those states which have adopted "choking laws" have done so because they recognize the likelihood of continuing violence, increasing in severity.
The counter-argument to that is "why are domestic violence sufferers more important than, say, the average joe on the street who is strangled by a complete stranger and survives?"
i would have a very hard to bowing to those people after the way they've behaved--as if their rights supersede the right of the Laundries to remain silent. I'm sure the Laundries are very beat down at this point, but if I were them, I would not give protesters or anyone else the satisfaction of any type of response--except maybe something that might be considered vulgar by some...Just playing catch-up but wanted to comment on this. I was watching Brian Entin’s lives earlier today and I believe that ChL wants to talk. Brian saw it too (as did other viewers). I think the right question might open him up. Or even a statement along the lines of “I know what your lawyer’s advised re talking to the press but any comment you can give would go a long way to making people back off & stop harassing you both” (or similar). He is sooooo close to wanting to say something, understandably.
I’m also feeling a bit more empathy towards the Laundries, for all we know they actually don’t know anything (hard to believe but not entirely impossible). It goes without saying however that 99.9% of my empathy is with Gabby’s family.
So, does anyone know when the helicopter flew over if there were already people on the ground in the area? I am making the assumption they were. If that is the case, they very easily covered her with a blanket out of respect. Thus, Gabby was not found covered with a blanket. IMOIt's in this article
When KSL’s Chopper 5 flew over the crime scene that day, a photographer spotted the remains above ground, but covered, possibly by a blanket.
Hiking shoes were on the ground next to the body.
Wyoming coroner: Gabby Petito's cause of death was strangulation
I thought I read some where in previous pages that he told CNN that it was by hands /thumbs.....I haven't watched the interview but it seems odd if that is correct ...as he was asked about method and wouldn't or couldn't confirm. I realise that its strangulation by human but thats not what the question was.
Sorry but its all so weird to an Australian, the coroner going on CNN and hosting a media Q and A.
Im so unnerved by this whole coroner and media relationship, it's just not something that happens here .
I think.he's alive!
I agree with your assessment and it brought some thoughts to mind: We've seen that Brian is someone who seems rigid about following his ideology. Example: the "no plastic water bottles" even in a situation where they really needed water and were offered some by the cops during a nonstandard and stressful encounter.Even couples with longer, stronger relationships have trouble while traveling, for reasons you point out. It's one thing for a partner to grumble about food at home or be impatient or crabby. But, in public, well...most of us would not like or enjoy that at all. I bet that meal at Merry Piglets was one of their few restaurant meals on that trip. They were both losing their grip on normal social relations (whatever happened in Moab, both of them were there and involved, and it was embarrassing for both of them, and I think Brian in particular got freaked out).
My own intuition says that Brian went home to FL for a cooling off period and it's possible they "broke up" at that point. I have no idea what transpired next. If BL came back initially just to drive the van home (which is possible), then somehow, they got back together and decided to push onwards with the trip (which was supposed to end in Portland, and where they were thinking of wintering on an organic farm, as is possible near Portland).
Most DV victims where there is low level violence and lots of drama do not sense or believe that a huge act of violence is right around the corner. We who follow true crime have a very different view, I think. I think Brian's mind was running on fumes (and bald tires). So I think she brought up the Merry Piglets incident back at camp and it went from there. Indeed, the amount of time Brian had spent away from home was so small that he might not have been able to judge his own emotional capacity, and Dad/Mom had always been there to rein him in or advise him to cool off.
I didn't send you anything.Were you the one that sent me the Aerial Photo of where she was found and where the van was? If not, someone did. Where that van was parked was a Verrryyyyyyyyyyyy long haul to kill her in the van and drag her all the way out in the woods and through a stream. I agree, I do not believe she was killed in the van at all. It was by a road cars drove by, as seen on the Bethune's video. It would've drawn attention. I strongly believe she was killed in the woods. JMO
We do not know when Gabby was killed. The coroner could not narrow the date of death to a day or two or three even.
MOO. He either left for home right away, or rushed off on a walkabout. I can’t see him just staying there with her dead a couple hundred yards away.
That he takes these lone walks does give some credence to the possibility that he came back from one and found Gabby missing, then dead…..panicked and left the scene. No, I don’t believe it, but it is possible
I'm thinking she ran barefoot. He caught up with her. The boots in the tableau have some different meaning.IF Gabby was wearing them, why would somebody take them off just to leave them there? Seems weird to me.
Funny though, cuz they don’t seem all that worried about fines or laws.He may not have had a choice. His grass was nearly 1 ft. tall and you can get fined for that if you don't remedy it within 3 days of receiving a letter from the city.
I think his wording was 'it was his assumption' . I agree, he should not have said anything at all (nor should he have held a press conference when a press release would have done).I thought he was supposed to stay neutral, but he has formed his opinion regarding who he thinks killed Gabby. The problem is, when did he form that opinion--before, after, or during the autopsy? I understood him to say that the cause of death was not easy to determine and they spent a good bit of time to fond it to be strangulation. His mindset of DV could possibly be considered a "contaminant", IMO.
hmm. yes interesting for sure.I don’t know anything about his qualifications but I do assume that he’s qualified. I am puzzled though by the fact that he decided to give a media interview after not providing that information during the press conference. MOO
Right; a pathologist is actually a medical doctor-in some places the coroner doesn’t necessarily need to be.
Wow-that is some counter argument…because people are regularly getting strangled by complete strangers in number that far surpass that of domestic violence victims?