Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 #77

[cady]

My impression is that SB is conveying a message, not that there is an actual "household member." What he is alluding to is someone, not the Laundries filled out a missing person's report. He's alleging malfeasance.

He's just mad that he didn't make the decision to report or not report. FBI probably told L's they should file a report, and they agreed and NPPD did it. jmo

 

[FindingJoLee]

My impression is that SB is conveying a message, not that there is an actual "household member." What he is alluding to is someone, not the Laundries filled out a missing person's report. He's alleging malfeasance.

The proper term in that case is "someone" not "a household member." My contention is that he knows the difference, because the alternatives are even worse if doesn't just have weak use of language.

 

[FindingJoLee]

@mikerreports


“Only God can judge you. And he’s being judged.” A woman who identified herself as a coworker of #BrianLaundrie and #GabbyPetito removed some signs critical of the #Laundries at the makeshift memorial on their lawn.
https://twitter.com/mikerreports/status/1451909161722257413?s=20

after:
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Let's all go over and donate a few dollars to the Gabby Petito foundation shall we?

 

[simplemind]

Why would the attorney and the Laundrie's want to wait to report their missing distraught possibly suicidal? I cannot think of one reason why they'd wait until the 17th to report him missing. I could see giving him overnight to return but after 24 hours, I'd start panicking.
If he left completely distraught mentioning suicide I would have been freaked out immediately, if he left calmy I think I might give him space and wait for him to return the next day with my car before I'd start to panic.

A few options:
-In Complete Denial.
-They wanted to give him space to do his 'hike' and return without him getting picked up by the police.
-Or they were giving him a chance to flee but also hedged by mentioning the hike to the FBI in passing and not ever following up with any urgency about him missing.

SB hints in Banfield interview 10/22 it was the FBI that pressured the family to report him missing formally

 

[sarahboirin]

if he left his wallet, did he even have his DL? I can't see any basis for " he just went for one of his habitual walks", that is so silly and weak, like John Q public is so easily fooled.

I don't know your laws in the US but in France if we are driving a car we are required to have our licence and the insurance documents and registration documents available to hand to a police officer. I've lived in the UK and the police there will give you a "producer" where you take the documents to the local police station, but in France we need to have our licence to drive a car. So would BL taking the mustang be required to have his driving licence on him?

 

[x_files]

It's "something", a big deal that they weren't going to file one. I think the parents and lawyer are tight. I have been wondering at the dynamics, they seem to be hurting themselves by following his instructions.

My mind really is blown that they were not going to file a missing person's report, and, that reading between the lines it seems that the lawyers word to the fbi, if it happened, was more like, brian didn't get back from his camping trip yet. Nothing to worry about. While keeping the local cops in the dark, thus no one searching at all.

Imo

So who did file a missing person report? Do we know? Thanks, I missed that. Just watched the interview, need to rewatch obviously!

 

[imstilla.grandma]

The timeline of Brian Laundrie's disappearance still doesn't jibe among authorities and his family's lawyer

https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/22/us/brian-laundrie-parents-law-enforcement/index.html

Thank you. From your link:

The Laundries’ participation in the investigation of their son’s will be critical, retired FBI profiler Jim Clemente told CNN on Thursday.

“The parents are key to determining how he died,” he said, “and whether or not this was by his own hand or accidental.”

No wonder there was confusion over the 13 & 14th later
IS it possible to find out from that form, who filed it @imstilla?

I guess it was an officer. It says Officer Initiated.

Call Summary Simple
Incident# : 21-054011
Incident Information Location
Reported CFS
Initial / FinalAlarm Level Priority Level
Receive Source
Reported Time
CAD Dispo
Incident Date: 09/17/2021 18:47:14
: 4343 Wabasso Ave;
NP : SIG8 - Missing Person :
: 2
: O - Officer Initiated
: 09/17/2021 18:47:14 : Report Submitted
: 3E12
: E2
https://cdn.muckrock.com/foia_files/2021/09/22/4343_Wabasso.pdf

 

[simplemind]

Cassie is a possibility or even someone in law-enforcement it does not have to be a family member to report a missing person. Maybe LE did it so they could initiate the searches for him

FWIW SB said it was not Cassie.

 

[x_files]

It's "something", a big deal that they weren't going to file one. I think the parents and lawyer are tight. I have been wondering at the dynamics, they seem to be hurting themselves by following his instructions.

My mind really is blown that they were not going to file a missing person's report, and, that reading between the lines it seems that the lawyers word to the fbi, if it happened, was more like, brian didn't get back from his camping trip yet. Nothing to worry about. While keeping the local cops in the dark, thus no one searching at all.

Imo

So who did file a missing person report? Do we know? Thanks, I missed that. Just watched the interview, need to rewatch obviously!

A few options:
-In Complete Denial.
-They wanted to give him space to do his 'hike' and return without him getting picked up by the police.
-Or they were giving him a chance to flee but also hedged by mentioning the hike to the FBI in passing and not ever following up with any urgency about him missing.

SB hints in Banfield interview 10/22 it was the FBI that pressured the family to report him missing formally

Thank you!
If they thought he was suicidal that would change things, no?
I wish I was a fly on the wall in that house.

 

[PatLaurel]

LE & media have been using the two park names interchangeably and/or together throughout the investigation, to much confusion.

Even from the first day of searching there, they've been sort of defaulting to calling it the Carlton Reserve, even when they're in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park (as you can see from Brian Entin's Sep 18 video, where the street sign at the end clearly shows that they're on the Myakkahatchee/North Port side, where the Mustang was found)

There's a pdf map from City of North Port here, and comparing it with the Google Map, it does seem like BL would have started out in the Myakkahatchee Creek Park and then crossed over into Carlton Reserve via the bridge on the top part of the map, so whenever they were "on the North Port side" they were probably searching both.

I understand the media using both park names interchangeably but not the FBI. Especially when referring to human remains.

The subject heading of the email is: "Human remains found at Carlton Reserve (...)". Then, in the content, states: "T. Mabry Carlton, Jr. Memorial Reserve and Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park (...)".
Two different areas of the Carlton Reserve. The FBI would have used a slash linking the interchangeable/alternative names if referring to a single place, IMO.

MOO JMO

 

[x_files]

Posted this over a month ago, was not well received lol:
Runswithscissorz

You suppose equipment such as bugs/listening devices?

Sep 20, 2021

and now :

https://mobile.twitter.com/brianentin/status/1451707463833726985:


Brian Entin
@BrianEntin

One of the things I held off on reporting -- but now will because Brian Laundrie is confirmed dead. Police installed hidden cameras around the house -- including this camera in a neighbor's yard behind the house. This particular camera was installed after Brian went missing

Wouldn't one assume with a high-profile missing person case, that the LE/FBI would get permission to install cameras and bugs (listening devices) around and in the POI house?

 

[SMK777]

 

[sds71]

J.B. Biunno
@WFLAJB

(1/7) Let’s discuss something. Long thread here on #BrianLaundrie. Josh Taylor of @NorthPortPolice
reiterated Friday that tracking Brian Laundrie’s whereabouts in September was limited by where they were in the investigation at the time. He wasn’t a suspect / wanted for a crime.
(2/7) Taylor on 9/17: “We don’t track residents.”

3/7) On@NewsNationNow Friday night,@BrianEntin reported that there were hidden cameras setup by police around the Laundrie home *before* #BrianLaundrie went missing. So you can’t track residents but you can setup hidden cameras to provide surveillance of them?

4/7) Just so we’re clear: you can’t have a local police officer parked on a public street to follow #BrianLaundrie in his Mustang on public roads over to a public park within your jurisdiction? But you can install hidden cameras to monitor your POI and his family?

5/7) Trying to gain a better understanding of how #BrianLaundrie was able to vanish. Was it “human error” by police? Was it a failure in police policy? Did @NorthPortPolice
not have the resources/manpower necessary to have an officer assigned to following Brian & the Mustang?

(6/7) The best answer we get is from Taylor talking to@BrianEntinFriday. Skip ahead to 0:48.
https://twitter.com/WFLAJB/status/1451922595977342976?s=20

7/7) Josh Taylor of @NorthPortPoliceon@NewsNationNow “Our intention was to keep an eye on Brian. Clearly him going out there, we missed him going out there.”

(8/7) One more here. As many astute followers have noted, #BrianLaundrie wasn’t officially named a POI until 9/15. Regardless of the label however, why were cameras setup to monitor the Laundries but not enough police attention to trail his Mustang on public roads to the NP park?

@TiffanyAlaniz responds:
Please don’t forget also Josh Taylor “What we were supposed to do follow him from tree to tree in the reserve?” And asking Brian Entin ON CAMERA why Brian Entin didn’t see BL leave the house

 

[x_files]

Yes I also noticed that.
Zero clue as to why he hasn't got timeline notes with him to avoid errors with so many interviews in one day

hubris. He is over his head with Banfield.

 

[Cinna]

but I remember that someone from LE or Brian Entin (sorry can’t find link) said the parents got To the trailhead & found the remains around 45 minutes later. In that area, I’d consider 45 minutes to be a beeline.
All JMO

They started at the trailhead. They followed the trail veering off several times to check underbrush along trail. They eventually found items. If they went straight to that spot without checking other areas, it would have taken them alot less time and I would agree with beeline. But that's not what happened.

Brian didn't go deep within the park. If the items were closer they would have found them sooner. Farther and it would have taken them longer. Time does not equate to beeline.

 

[jjonez]

…but Gabby’s address on her MPR is the Wabasso address.

Brian Laundrie manhunt: Gabby Petito reported missing one month ago

Previous address is listed as wabasso

 

[dkryder]

i'm guessing now that brians remains location is marked that some type of memorial will happen at that location now that the park is open. might even become a tourist stop of sorts. companies could sell charter day trips out of orlando or tampa. i wonder how much more crazy this case will become as i don't see it just dropping off radar. MOO.

 

[NuttMegg]

So who did file a missing person report? Do we know? Thanks, I missed that. Just watched the interview, need to rewatch obviously!

Household member to me indicates family member. I thought he searched a little before he chose the term "household". It wasn't the parents per sb. fwiw

 

[jjonez]

Wouldn't one assume with a high-profile missing persons case, that the LE/FBI would get permission to install cameras and bus around and in the POI house?

What is bus?

 

[cady]

I don't know your laws in the US but in France if we are driving a car we are required to have our licence and the insurance documents and registration documents available to hand to a police officer. I've lived in the UK and the police there will give you a "producer" where you take the documents to the local police station, but in France we need to have our licence to drive a car. So would BL taking the mustang be required to have his driving licence on him?

YES. jmo