Found Deceased WY - Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Petito, 22, Grand Teton National Park, 25 Aug 2021 *road trip w/bf*

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I think it didn't work out and he went crazy..something happened to her..the story will be they fought, she took off with someone else.. he got scared and called parents and came home..his parents will believe him..she's the bad one in this..so he tells his parents....that is the way his attorney statement sounds like..moo imo..
 
Im starting to think the theory that she decided she wanted to go with another group of people to check out the unofficial Burning Man scene makes some sense here.

She has been described as a free spirit, wants to explore and have experiences, etc... Maybe she agreed to keep in contact and that he would go off on his own. Once she left she stopped communicating and the guy freaked out and didn't know what to do? Maybe they both took some substances and she left him, they had a crazy bad trip? Maybe he's still on a bad trip? For certain people psychedelics can last a long time or even cause permanent changes, I knew a guy that was never the same after taking mushrooms 1 time! He was on a bad trip for weeks and forgot who we were and forgot who we was.

There are photos of cannabis on both of their IG's. < modsnip - BL’s social media is off limits> on Gabby's there is a picture of a burning joint being held up in the air inside a car in the 'Colorado' highlight story.
They’ve also liked comments about cannabis on their shared TikTok account.
 
Perhaps not so strange if the Suffolk County PD is the lead on the missing person investigation, and BL was a former resident of Suffolk County. Given the circumstances, the attorney may even be a family friend. MOO
The lawyer, Bertolini, lives in Bayport, NY, the same town where the Laudries lived (Gabby and Brian went to Bayport-Blue Point High School). Bertolini is a very general practitioner - the kind of guy you'd hire for a traffic ticket, not a serious criminal defense lawyer. I'm guessing he was someone the parents knew from their years on Long Island and not who would ultimately handle the case if charges are filed. That may also be why the statement was such a non-statement. It's the sort of thing you'd write if you were a temporary caretaker who didn't really know what to do but you know you need to do something because all of the major networks and national media are on the story and camped outside your client's house.
 
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