Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 #70

[Jurisprudence]

With my cell I am unable to watch this, can someone translate it??

This is per Josh Benson on the video in the link: On Friday, Josh Benson asked SB "Do you know where Brian is?" And, SB replied "He's not with you?" Then he asked him again and said something like "I'm [truthfully? (it's inaudible) asking you." And, SB said "No. I don't."

 

[putnam6]

I have not seen this posted here yet and thought some of you might find it interesting to dissect.

Possible Brian Laundrie Sighting in Florida, Surveillance Video Shows
Possible Brian Laundrie Sighting in Florida, Surveillance Video Shows

Will report myself to double check we can discuss

To me, this looked staged as all get out, the over-exaggerated peddling in the sand? among other issues.

That said its definitely worth checking but Id like to know why its almost 10 days ago too?

 

[Warwick7]

This is per Josh Benson on the video in the link: On Friday, Josh Benson asked SB "Do you know where Brian is?" And, SB replied "He's not with you?" Then he asked him again and said something like "I'm [truthfully? (it's inaudible) asking you." And, SB said "No. I don't."

Thank you

 

[Bertha96]

Definitely a good point, throw suspicion elsewhere as it seems that the preserve is showing up empty (so far)
The normality of their behaviour weirds me out, I would literally be terrified someone would exact revenge in gabbys name (which I would never condone) but as a rational person that certainly would be on my mind. I like your theory that it’s to potentially throw LE off the scent so too speak. Considering CaL has received threats we can assume the laundries have also, so why risk it? MOO

I would also be worried about vigilantes who just want their 15 minutes of fame. I would imagine there is a LE presence wherever they go, either openly or hidden, so maybe they feel protected. With all of the speculation regarding the drone video over the garden, they could be hoping that if they leave the house for a long period of time, LE will attempt to gain access to the backyard without a sufficient warrant. One slight screw up could derail the whole prosecution and maybe they are trying to give LE every opportunity to mess up. At this point, only a legal technicality or investigative misstep could save BL. IMO.

 

[MyBelle]

Maybe, I think FBI would need a warrant in order to open the FedEx box.
Yes, I think it's possible that Roberta Laundrie and Christopher Laundrie FedEx'd cash and possibly other items they purchased today at WalMart (Survival gear maybe? Granola bars? Flashlights? Winter outfits and gear since winter is approaching, a tent, etc.) to BL or someone else who would give them to BL. JMO

I think the FBI would be most interested at the name and address on the package and there would be no reason for FedX not to give it to them. jmo

 

[Which_pancake]

To me, this looked staged as all get out, the over-exaggerated peddling in the sand? among other issues.

That said its definitely worth checking but Id like to know why its almost 10 days ago too?

It could be that it took awhile for the property owner to view the footage, or took awhile to make a public statement. Hopefully he discussed it with the FBI as soon as he saw it. JMO

 

[Jurisprudence]

I was in attendance at a real estate closing in Long Island last week. Three lawyers were there. SB was the topic with much mirth and eye rolling. I don’t know what his prior reputation was, but I do know going forward that his peers think he is laughable.

That is very interesting. MOO.

 

[ce4au]

I wonder if it is going to an FBI lab, or to the parents? I would think they wouldn’t return it to the parents until the case is resolved, but IANAL

FBI lab…where would that be? Quantico yeah? If so… If they were going that far, would they have it towed? Or fly it on a plane? Seems kinda risky to drive with it on the back of a truck that far if they weren’t done with it. JMO but maybe I’m wrong about where they’re going. I guess if it’s still in FBI custody & not released, they could be taking it to the Tampa office?? Heck idk…

 

[Keyedin]

Question for the lawyers - is there not some rule in the rules that would allow the state to take the deposition of CL and RL prior to the arrest of BL since they were the last people to see him?

Considering their memory has been a bit...faulty, I can only imagine what may be forgotten between now and the time this actually goes to trial, should he be found. Putting them under oath would preserve their testimony and prevent any further changes down the road and could potentially lead to locating him, right?

I know there are different rules in civil cases and criminal cases and I have a lot more experience with civil litigation than criminal, so I honestly have no clue. Just a thought.

 

[Jmoose]

That this lawyer would consider this something worth a chuckle is abhorrent, IMO.

I don't know what legal jeopardy may await him, as we don't yet know for certain what, if any, extra-legal role he has played, but I cannot imagine how he won't lose his clientele.

He is notorious now, he has allowed his clients to descend into an abyss of scorn, and his offhand remarks about "dusty relics" is not going to inspire any older clients to hire him in the future. IMO. At least I never would.

In Long Island and here in NYC there are lawyers on every block. He passed the NY bar, he must know something, but he's a walking, talking fiasco. JMO.

We assume he passed the bar on the first attempt (but it isn’t necessarily true!)-ok, so he must know SOMETHING, but he doesn’t appear to be smart about everything-certainly the social part of this.

 

[ce4au]

I was in attendance at a real estate closing in Long Island last week. Three lawyers were there. SB was the topic with much mirth and eye rolling. I don’t know what his prior reputation was, but I do know going forward that his peers think he is laughable.

That is very interesting. MOO.

I agree…that is very interesting. JMO.

 

[Simply Southern]

The FBI is watching the L family, moo. The general public is watching the L family, reporters are following them.

Today, was a test the "waters day" trip after being cooped up for a month. They ran normal errands. Bank maybe - deposit business checks, get a few bucks in cash, ATT - probably to drop service and try to return BLs phone, FedX - drop of returned phone or ship a part to a business customer.

MO, everywhere they went someone would recognize them and scrutinize their business. I feel very sure employees would be be quick to report anything usually. It would not surprise me if reports interview the staff or at least try to. Don't forget the internet detectives who may follow up.

Nope don't think they were sending BL money. I think they took care of his long term needs much earlier. They knew BL would be gone for a long time or forever. The camping trip was a good bye party for BL.

All Moo....

 

[Jurisprudence]

ALL MOO/Speculation

The parents met LE at the well-check visit or van seizure (they happened to occur right after each other) with retained counsel. If the parents knew nothing, SB could have successfully counseled BL to the best of his abilities, leaving the parents out of it, as he made sure he did with Cassie. MOO The fact that the parents could not be left out of this at that EARLY date speaks volumes "to me." Still, if SB had negotiated for a surrender after GP was found, he still could have had a very good chance at keeping the parents out of it. Instead he did not. BL was already gone, but not necessarily to a place where his parents could not find him. MOO Now, nearly a month and a half later all of his clients face significant exposure bc of these decisions IMOO. The window of opportunity that SB had to fashion a plausible defense that would insulate them has closed. This is JMO.

And, now, he may be faced with an impossible choice: Hope that his one client is not captured or found alive so he can preserve the exposure of his other clients. As I stated earlier, this triple representation is fraught with peril for him. At this point, I'd even call it a disaster. MOO

 

[Jmoose]

I do want to post something that is going to upset many.
We laughed at Jose Baez, we thought he was a low life, we thought he was incompetent.
Casey Anthony lives free though.

I wonder how much that has to do with Baez’s legal prowess, and how much can be attributed to some aspect of the jury makeup. Now there’s a scary thought-a runaway jury!

 

[TheGardener]

The FBI is watching the L family, moo. The general public is watching the L family, reporters are following them.

Today, was a test the "waters day" trip after being cooped up for a month. They ran normal errands. Bank maybe - deposit business checks, get a few bucks in cash, ATT - probably to drop service and try to return BLs phone, FedX - drop of returned phone or ship a part to a business customer.

MO, everywhere they went someone would recognize them and scrutinize their business. I feel very sure employees would be be quick to report anything usually. It would not surprise me if reports interview the staff or at least try to. Don't forget the internet detectives who may follow up.

Nope don't think they were sending BL money. I think they took care of his long term needs much earlier. They had know BL would be gone for a long time or forever. The camping trip was a good bye party for BL.

All Moo....

Spam in a can.

 

[lowes123]

"Brian Laundrie's parents go on lengthy errand run in Florida, longest since saga began

Chris and Roberta Laundrie spent about an hour at their local Walmart store just after it opened Tuesday morning, exiting with a shopping cart full of bottled water and other items.

They drove by an AT&T store – but it had not yet opened. Then went to a bank, standing outside the door until its business day began at 9 a.m.

After about 25 minutes inside, they hit the road again, dropping off a box at a nearby FedEx Office storefront.

Then they hopped on Interstate 75 and drove north before reaching another AT&T store in Sarasota."

Brian Laundrie manhunt: Parents go on lengthy errand run in Florida: LIVE UPDATES

Look at all those water bottles! I hope the FBI checked to see where that package was going!

 

[scorpius]

They were in Walmart for a hot minute right? They could have done a cashier’s check in Walmart. There’s a full money center in there - where… now that I think about it… you can also send money relatively undetected (Walmart to Walmart or money gram) but that’s a whole other conversation but interesting nonetheless haha!

That would be dumb, especially at some walmart? People are going to know the name if not the faces and you can bet the person at the walmart would be on tiktok and telling the media, cops everyone about it within minutes of them leaving. Anything they would do now or even prior with BL will be financially scrutinized. IIRC they own several businesses, betcha there's an audit for those coming soon.

 

[putnam6]

That this lawyer would consider this something worth a chuckle is abhorrent, IMO.

I don't know what legal jeopardy may await him, as we don't yet know for certain what, if any, extra-legal role he has played, but I cannot imagine how he won't lose his clientele.

He is notorious now, he has allowed his clients to descend into an abyss of scorn, and his offhand remarks about "dusty relics" is not going to inspire any older clients to hire him in the future. IMO. At least I never would.

In Long Island and here in NYC there are lawyers on every block. He passed the NY bar, he must know something, but he's a walking, talking fiasco. JMO.

FWIW the lawyer's success or failure is based on keeping his clients out of jail, it isn't a beauty contest.

 

[Jmoose]

Could have been!! I didn’t even think about one of those. I feel like they are a lot less common these days. Lol.

I always assumed that everybody has one-I bet the Laundries have one. I doubt they took a large amount of cash out via a teller (that news might travel), but if they are the kind of people who keep cash in one, to avoid taxes, let’s say (and nobody is supposed to know what is in one), maybe they took out a stack of cash for-well, for something that they might not want to leave a trail to investigate. And by not wanting to leave a trail, I mean everything from somehow providing money for BL, to just not wanting any purchases that might have an innocuous purpose, being remarked on.

 

[Barbie619]

Oh, wow. I see why you all are reacting the way you are. Does the lawyer want everyone to think that he knows BL is alive and well? Is his need to be in the limelight and to tease media so strong that he gives that impression?

I guess "BL could be anywhere" is the lawyer's underlying stance - meaning that he doesn't know where his "client" is. I'm very curious what lawyers do in that situation...continue to run intereference is how it looks from this lawyer's antics.

Drew Peterson had such lawyers...they were awful, especially one in particular, the worst!