Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 #78

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thanks for the link
At your link, aren't those ratings of all the cell providers though? ( Charts in blue, showing how many bars with Verizon etc )

The reviewers are the ones I would rely on to verify if cell coverage is good or not. I've had plenty of experiences all over the US where charts like that have been completely and totally wrong. In the reviews I saw a Consumer customer and an AT&T customer both complaining about coverage in the area. These customers have nothing to gain by lying about cell service in Fort DeSoto, so I would trust what they said before anything else.

However, we still don't know where the Laundries were between checking out of the Ft. Desoto Campground on Sept 8 and the night of September 11. So we don't know if they had cell service or not.
 
Disagree strongly. In the court of law BL is innocent
Now that he is dead.. he is not the killer other than in minds and paper and… internet. In court of law he is still innocent.

Much of the outrage in this case is the fact that he might have had a good chance of beating this rap in a court of law too. Reasonable doubt was a real issue here
"Beating this rap."
This is incredibly insulting to victims/survivors.
Brian wasn't caught shoplifting.
 
Nancy Grace on Twitter
With Brian Laundrie now dead, will we ever find out what happened to Gabby Petito? Our panel of experts discuss the latest twists in the investigation on
@FoxNews TONIGHT at 10pm ET. Join us!
11:53 AM · Oct 24, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Fox Nation on Twitter
TONIGHT:@NancyGrace is on the hunt for justice as officials reveal Gabby Petito was strangled to death and discover Brian Laundrie's remains in a nature reserve. Watch Part 2 of 'A Gabby Petito Investigation with Nancy Grace' tonight at 10p ET on @FoxNews. #FoxJustice
11:45 AM · Oct 24, 2021·Twitter Media Studio
 
On Fox they are saying the Laundries left their home this morning in their red pickup truck and none of the press followed them, so we don't know where they went. Have not found a link as it was reported live on Fox News about 2 minutes ago.
 
Birds of a feather flock together. Chris may think and have similar "tough guy" demeanor.

Does anyone know anything about Chris? (Rhetorical question) I don't think so, and we definitely haven't seen anything of his demeanor (other than silent) throughout this affair.

SB talks and acts exactly like you'd expect a stereotypical semi-scrappy Long Island attorney in over his head and making questionable ethical, strategic, and tactical calls in a widely public situation. I don't think thst necessarily says anything about CL, except that SB is exactly the kind of lawyer you might expect to find when looking for someone to handle relatively small & small business matters. My parents have had "a lawyer" for 40 years - because he's the guy they happened to find/get referred to. It happens that their guy is (afaik)a classic upstanding "gentleman" Southern lawyer doing small & small business work, and sure they wouldn't be with him if they knew or believed him to be a sleazeball (and there's nothing suggesting SB is one, either, despite competence, ethical, and personality questions). But "who" their lawyer is has no real connection to "who" they are.
 
It can be difficult to recognize victim-blaming. After all, SB is using the same language we all do, but let us focus on the meaning of his words.
Why do you think a lawyer would insert "Gabby was no angel"? What is the purpose of that, other to insinuate Gabby provoced Brian and FORCED him to behave badly?
I'll drop this issue now. Even if SB made a flippant remark that may not be true, it clearly displays his feelings that victims should share the blame for their own demise. It also taints the jury pool via the press.
Either way, Gabby is a real angel now...
well ……
Well my son was in a relationship more toxic than this one. Thank god My DIL was arrested before one of them was dead!
She was no angel ! But these relationships
Do sometimes end with someone dead!
Because my son was in a relationship like this I tried to keep an open mind!
This is sad for all involved.
I have no doubt he killed her!
I would like to know why!
 
The reviewers are the ones I would rely on to verify if cell coverage is good or not. I've had plenty of experiences all over the US where charts like that have been completely and totally wrong. In the reviews I saw a Consumer customer and an AT&T customer both complaining about coverage in the area. These customers have nothing to gain by lying about cell service in Fort DeSoto, so I would trust what they said before anything else.

However, we still don't know where the Laundries were between checking out of the Ft. Desoto Campground on Sept 8 and the night of September 11. So we don't know if they had cell service or not.

we will probably never know if they had cell service or not, but LE/FBI would have access to phone records for all parties involved...
 
As people who should have common sense, I’m sure the Laundries had begun to put two and two together. All they should have known at that point, September 1-11, was that BL returned home from his trip without his fiancé in her van and that she was missing.
The fraud indictment came at a later date, so that probably wasn’t of knowledge to the Laundries when they retained their attorney. Unless BL came completely clean to his parents upon his return to Florida…
Which is why it’s highly probable that the Laundries knew their son was guilty of some sort of crime before GP was even reported missing. Why else retain an attorney right off the bat? Why else start speaking to an attorney the day BL returned home without GP?
The L's would likely have known "something" bad happened when BL returned home, but BL could have framed it as a bad break-up. We still don't know what BL told his parents and when. IF Brian told them it was a break-up and that Gabby returned to NY, the parents may have just accepted that. Until the text came on Sep 10th from Gabby's mother about being out of contact with the kids for some time. It may only have been at that point that BL's parents knew something was horribly wrong. They may have immediately turned to BL and said, "What's the deal here? You told us Gabby was in NY? She isn't." And that's when it hits the fan. They are trying to get answers from BL, JP tells them he is calling the police. The parents may not have known what to do, at that point. So they do the smart thing - which is call their lawyer for advice.

All MOO, of course.
 
well ……
Well my son was in a relationship more toxic than this one. Thank god My DIL was arrested before one of them was dead!
She was no angel ! But these relationships
Do sometimes end with someone dead!
Because my son was in a relationship like this I tried to keep an open mind!
This is sad for all involved.
I have no doubt he killed her!
I would like to know why!
Men are survivors/victims, too. I'm so glad that the legal system worked in your son's situation.
 
Even the most hands-off parent is going to wonder "What is to be the disposition of all of Gabby's things? Someone needs to start returning her belongings and if it's not going to be him, I guess I'm going to have to call her or her parents to make the arrangements myself." Even if all the Laundries want is just to get Gabby's things out of their house, somebody is going to have to either make or take a call. Otherwise, the Laundries have to toss or ignore Gabby's possessions.

Maybe. But if GP and BL were old enough to live together for years (and that meant GP was living 1200+ miles away from her parents until JP moved to FL), old enough to talk about marriage, old enough to take an extended trip out West in 2019, old enough to plan and start off on a 2021 4+ month vacation traveling all over the US, then I'd think they were old enough to figure out how to break up without parental help. And breaking up would have eventually included the return of her belongings as well as the division of any jointly-owned items.

I don't think I'd have thought I needed to spring into action to help clean up that sort of aftermath of an adult child's breakup. I doubt I'd have felt any pressure to deal with GP's stuff because if it was my house, her stuff wouldn't have been left strewn everywhere when she and BL took off on their trip. So it wouldn't have been in my way. And I'd leave working all that out to my son, at least for a month or two.
JMO
 
Nancy Grace on Twitter
With Brian Laundrie now dead, will we ever find out what happened to Gabby Petito? Our panel of experts discuss the latest twists in the investigation on
@FoxNews TONIGHT at 10pm ET. Join us!
11:53 AM · Oct 24, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Fox Nation on Twitter
TONIGHT:@NancyGrace is on the hunt for justice as officials reveal Gabby Petito was strangled to death and discover Brian Laundrie's remains in a nature reserve. Watch Part 2 of 'A Gabby Petito Investigation with Nancy Grace' tonight at 10p ET on @FoxNews. #FoxJustice
11:45 AM · Oct 24, 2021·Twitter Media Studio
I'm confident LE and the FBI know how Gabby died. They may not know who said what and the exact moment by moment, but they have far more information than we do. The ME let a little bit slip, enough to show that there was more information gleaned during the autopsy. Also, there's what they found in the vehicle, what they took from the Laundrie home and what may be written in that notebook. I'm a bit shocked they haven't released more details since they have positively ID'd Brian, but I don't think that implies there aren't details they are aware of.
 
Yes, I was saying yesterday he seemed to be throwing BL under the bus & now he makes a statement that implies BL only killed one person?!

I wish I understood better how a lawyer represents someone’s interests after death, but this doesn’t look like the way to me. Jmo
IIRC he didn't want a MPR issued for one client (BL), in order to protect his other clients from the FBI entering the home (of all 3 clients)? Got that right? He was willing to let "whatever" happen to CLIENT BL, even knowing his toxic state of mind filled with grief...........to protect his "other" clients. I wonder if law classes will use this an example of conflict of interest in LAW 101. IMO
 
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