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

[Figuring]

Precisely because only a few body parts were found is the reason an autopsy is precluded from being “completed”, much less reported publicly. And yet the reserve has been opened to the public where the remainder of body parts presumably lie. Nah

I see what you’re saying. The bones are now with an anthropologist so it will be interesting to be sure to know what they determine. Jmo

 

[Figuring]

Nope. That was an excited utterance IMO
NO pass given by me.
MOO

Wow he didn’t even think to say something like “he was grieving that they broke up.” He’s so messy.

 

[Loveallmyhorsesdogsandcats]

I noticed that when I heard the interview. I was like did he just say grieving?

I’m curious as to why the need/want to now classify that as misspeaking.

 

[NuttMegg]

I agree the “agency assist” may be an FBI request. As far as telling the FBI he was “missing”, I have several issues with that. First off, it is very well known that the FBI will never confirm or deny any such information given to them - and SB knows that. He also knew immediately just how bad it would look if his clients waited multiple days to report BL missing. Could he have made it up? I firmly believe he did but everyone can make up their own mind on that. Another issue I have is that the FBI doesn’t take missing persons reports. In fact, the trials and tribulations that Gabby’s parents went through trying to navigate where the missing report for Gabby could be filed is just a hint of how specific a missing report is as to location, residence etc. And last, telling someone in the FBI that BL had gone for a hike, may not have made that particular agent concerned. After all, if the parents were so concerned about BL’s state of mind, wouldn’t they be calling and pushing to have NPPD involved themselves?

IMO they were hiding it as long as possible. We'd be calling for the heads (figuratively) of any other parents who waited so long to report a missing child, and never came out to ask the public for help. IMO

 

[CharlestonGal]

The discrepancies between what JT of NPPD and SB have said about when LE was notified that BL had gone missing make me curious about how the FBI interfaces with local LE. What if the FBI were already in contact with the L family, and they had told them on the day BL went missing? Would the FBI automatically relay that to the NPPD? Could it be true that the NPPD didn't know (bc the FBI and the Ls hadn't told them) that BL was missing until the 17th? Some of the calls on the list of LE visits posted upthread are called "agency assists" -- maybe that's when the FBI had the NPPD go out to take care of something?

I think the FBI was pretty busy at the time. They had a missing person report filed in Suffolk County, NY, and search going on in WY, and a van in FL. Lots of agencies involved. It is entirely possible the Denver FBI local office did not update every single detail to every single agency involved, in real time. jmo

 

[Lillymac]

IMO it could happen if there’s only a few bones or bone fragments, which is reported to be the case here. They don’t seem to have much to work with, so it wouldn’t have taken long. Jmo

As long as they were able to id BL, is it really important what the cause? I mean legally...

 

[scorpius]

not necessarily. someone mentioned earlier that mandible, portion with teeth, can come off, especially with the decomp that it went through and the water. so we know they had that part of the skull to ID him... just not what else

Well...whatever they have of him. It was enough to confirm without a doubt he is dead. So it's not just a handful of teeth.

Pretty sure the next guy checking out the fragments is called in because he will be able to confirm teeth marks vs other type of marks or breaks in the bone. If they're lucky they'd find some embedded lead fragments even the smallest trace.

 

[ce4au]

It’s been said by some LE & by SB & in the media that where Brian was found was underwater. I would assume that the night BL went to the reserve, that area wouldn’t have been underwater right? He had to get in there somehow. I wonder like between the time that he went in there, then the parents went in there the two or three days afterwards looking for him, when that area went underwater so much that it was chest high. Idk I just got to thinking he had to get back there some kinda way. Idk…these are the things I think about haha.

 

[ce4au]

I’m curious as to why the need/want to now classify that as misspeaking.

I’d assume it’s because it wasn’t public that Gabby was dead yet. Like why would he be grieving if he didn’t know she was dead yet? Idk that was just my thought when I heard it.

 

[ctmom]

Oops

Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

We’ve reached out to request clarification. Was #BrianLaundrie “grieving” before the public learned of #GabbyPetito’s death?
Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

SB clarified to
@steph_pagones
this afternoon that he misspoke. #BrianLaundrie was upset and distraught, he said.

Imo, Ruiz gave SB an "out" by asking the question that way.

I would've worded that question differently, as in...
Do you know "why" Brian was grieving?

 

[TheGardener]

Excuse me...but did SB say BL was upset, distressed and not himself from the time he arrived back on Sept.1st. until the day he left for the game preserve on Sept. 13th?
Then, who was the guy in Fort DeSoto Park chugging down smores and yukking it up with his nephews on Sept.6th?

 

[simplemind]

Oops

Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

We’ve reached out to request clarification. Was #BrianLaundrie “grieving” before the public learned of #GabbyPetito’s death?
Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

SB clarified to
@steph_pagones
this afternoon that he misspoke. #BrianLaundrie was upset and distraught, he said.

Wow, the dangers of representing clients who are also your old family friends. Too emotionally attached and he's made a pretty telling slip here because of his unrestrained personal feelings yesterday.

 

[gngr~snap]

As long as they were able to id BL, is it really important what the cause? I mean legally...

Well.... I say no.
BUT they have to rule out that this was a revenge killing, don't they?
"Rules of engagement" and not currently "a clear and present threat" would make that murder wouldn't it?
I don't think that happened and I don't think they have enough remains to conclude anything.
We will see!
MOO

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Oops

Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

We’ve reached out to request clarification. Was #BrianLaundrie “grieving” before the public learned of #GabbyPetito’s death?
Michael Ruiz
@mikerreports

SB clarified to
@steph_pagones
this afternoon that he misspoke. #BrianLaundrie was upset and distraught, he said.

The attorney, who said he has known the Laundrie family for more than 20 years, said during a previous television interview that Brian was "grieving" and was upset when he left for the hike that day.

On Friday, he stepped away from that, saying he used the "wrong term," and "could have used a better choice of words."

"I still stand by that Brian was upset, he was distressed. … He was out of sorts," Bertolino told Fox News Digital. "At the time, Chris said, you know, ‘I couldn’t stop him. He was going.’ Brian was determined to go for a hike, and that seems to be something that we wish he didn’t do."
Brian Laundrie's lawyer: FBI has 'everything they need' in Gabby Petito murder probe

'A bad state of mind': What the last conversation Brian Laundrie had with his parents was like - East Idaho News

 

[Figuring]

I don't recall this ever being discussed but then I haven't read everything in every single thread..

I remember it was stated here a while ago that the Reserve had trail camera's and entrance camera's.

All this time people have been upset, etc about so much time being spent at the reserve. LE/FBI stated they had good reason to be there based on good data.

I personally doubt FBI was going into Carlton based only on L's information or pleas to search. I'm starting to think BL was seen on video going into the reserve and never exiting. That is something I'd consider good data. JMO JMO JMHO

I think this too. The NPPD guy said “he goes in, & doesn’t come out” in an interview. I think they likely saw that in footage. Jmo

 

[Deleted member 39678]

As long as they were able to id BL, is it really important what the cause? I mean legally...

If the cause of death is never determined there will be a lot of conspiracy theories about how BL died. JMO

 

[NuttMegg]

Wow, the dangers of representing clients who are also your old family friends. Too emotionally attached and he's made a pretty telling slip here because of his unrestrained personal feelings yesterday.

And there's no way to "erase" it. Open to be quoted by all, it was on TV. Let him run around trying to correct people who quote him, he'll be busy cleaning up all day long for all the contradictory things he's said. IMO

 

[CharlestonGal]

It’s been said by some LE & by SB & in the media that where Brian was found was underwater. I would assume that the night BL went to the reserve, that area wouldn’t have been underwater right? He had to get in there somehow. I wonder like between the time that he went in there, then the parents went in there the two or three days afterwards looking for him, when that area went underwater so much that it was chest high. Idk I just got to thinking he had to get back there some kinda way. Idk…these are the things I think about haha.

I seriously doubt the parents went very far off trail looking for him. As one who is surrounded by swamps, let me tell you, that is something you do not do. BL may not have minded wading through water to reach a certain spot, but no rational person would do it. Once it was dry, sure. But until then? Nope. jmo

 

[ce4au]

I seriously doubt the parents went very far off trail looking for him. As one who is surrounded by swamps, let me tell you, that is something you do not do. BL may not have minded wading through water to reach a certain spot, but no rational person would do it. Once it was dry, sure. But until then? Nope. jmo

I agree!! Heck no lol.

 

[NuttMegg]

The attorney, who said he has known the Laundrie family for more than 20 years, said during a previous television interview that Brian was "grieving" and was upset when he left for the hike that day.

On Friday, he stepped away from that, saying he used the "wrong term," and "could have used a better choice of words."

"I still stand by that Brian was upset, he was distressed. … He was out of sorts," Bertolino told Fox News Digital. "At the time, Chris said, you know, ‘I couldn’t stop him. He was going.’ Brian was determined to go for a hike, and that seems to be something that we wish he didn’t do."
Brian Laundrie's lawyer: FBI has 'everything they need' in Gabby Petito murder probe

'A bad state of mind': What the last conversation Brian Laundrie had with his parents was like - East Idaho News

That's fine, but he said the parents used that "term". ....grieving. As in the Laundries said that Brian was grieving. Not that he chose the word. So is he saying that they were lying? IMO