What.could.be on the hard.drive?I think this is going to depend on what evidence they were able to gather at the crime scene and potentially the hard drive.
Does.anyone think they will be able.to.prove who actually killed her?
No.
LE may be able to gather enough evidence to give GP's family additional "closure." But if BL is thought to be the killer, the case isn't going to court so his guilt can't be proven. Still, without any legal challenges to whatever evidence the state gathers and makes public, guilt may wind up being presumed. And if there's a written confession (which I doubt) and it is made public, that may convince some people. (And likely raise conspiracy/LE misconduct theories for others.)
JMO
Maybe GABBYS things?I was awake last night pondering what evidence the FBI has. They took a lot of boxes from the wabasso ave house on 9/20. What do you suppose was in those boxes?
I doubt it.Maybe GABBYS things?
Maybe GABBYS things?
What.could.be on the hard.drive?
I'm not so sure they have.evidence of any kind! Physical evidence !
Imo
We.may never.know what.really happened.out there!
Possibly!Not sure why her things would be of much use in proving who killed her in WY. Unless you are suggesting B brought something back & hid it. But all those boxes couldn't have come back in the van I wouldn't think.
JMO
I hope.so.too!Anything could be on there. It could be nothing but stuff for her youtube channel or maybe there's a diary with writings about BL. It's all speculation. That's why I said potentially.
We don't know that they have physical evidence, but here's hoping they do, for GP's family's sake.
not directed at you specifically, just continuing the topic…
I was thinking about that. that notebook must be dry by now, with the level of fbi tech available. If it contained a written confession, I think they would be closing the case now. If the L parents have any kind of note or confession, I doubt that they will reveal it.
all moo.
Hi, I have reviewed this MIP acronym and I honestly think in my own opinion, that this means one of 2 things. One, it could mean “Missing Identified Person” or the other would be “Medical Information Provided”. Why? I studied the report, which is not actually the official missing report. It is an Incident Report. A missing person report is very very extensive. I think this incident report was the initial responding officer’s to the call from Laundrie family that they wanted to report him missing. MIP was entered under offense but was not really an offense as I don’t think or know that there was anyone on premises that was a “minor in possession”. Maybe someone else has a link to his actual missing person report? Not just the incident report from a responding officer.
ImoI wonder if we'll ever know what was in that notebook. I'm guessing not. moo
Not sure if that is correct, I looked up the law enforcement alphabetical codes in Florida and their list stated MIP is Minor in Possession and there were multiple attorney websites in Florida that also showed MIP as Minor in Possession. The other issue is the top of the report you linked states missing, so why abbreviate it again on the report?
I.mean we.can assume. But......what if?