Discussion about the Gabby Petito Case.....Autopsy Results: Strangulation---Brian Laundrie remains Found!!

Surely they would have found the gun at the scene by now if there was one, or they would have announced it. That's why I'm thinking no gun.

Last Edited by Kanadski on 10/21/2021 12:57 PM

They found human remains and his backpack exactly where the parents told them to look so this might be on the keystone cops. Not my opinion but WFLA's..Less than a mile from the connector bridge.

So they found bones. Skeletal remains per WFLA. How did they miss this when they were literally at the place the car was found? For a month? That search was impressive in manpower not so much in competence.

I know this isn't a popular opinion but it looks like the Laundrie's were pretty honest.

I think they knew where he was and possibly had been in touch with him for a period of time, when they didn’t hear from him they worried he killed himself

Why would they take his only way out of the swamp, the car, even though it had a ticket they could have told police he’s hiking and or missing, we can’t take his ride away if he returns?

I don’t think they planted evidence to find it, I do think they knew where he was and that he was on the run

At what point did they lawyer up? It’s then they knew he was guilty of something

I can't find the official date they retained the lawyer. I've heard before Sept 1. That's the problem with all the twitter posts in this thread. These "sleuths" present everything as fact and it's confusing, at least for me.

Maybe they had already had him on retainer for other things. I guess the date he arrived in FLA would be telling.

I would imaging her van in their driveway and Gabby now declared missing would clue them in that something was seriously wrong. It doesn't mean they had prior knowledge

They didn't answer the Petito's phone but I'll assume that was attorney advice

I think they shared with the FBI what they knew.
I remember the father showed up banging on the Laundrie's door and they wouldn't answer. Again, it could be at the insistence of their attorney

I guess it will come down to the contents of the notebook. I think everything else in circumstantial. That's enough to solve a crime, or at least, charge someone. He's most likely dead so a trial will never happen.

I think this case goes cold which will anger a lot of people.

Maybe this case is to put emotions over facts. Libs love to say "feelings" are just as good as facts

One article says BL hired the attorney on 9/1 the day he returned

In a tweet, 9/15 police are asking the lawyer to help them talk to Brian, so we can assume the lawyer was probably hired between September 1-15

Well before Gabby’s body was found

His parents had to know he was in some kind of trouble, enough to hire a lawyer and stay silent

I find it odd he was representing the whole family too


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Unless he killed himself I don't think he wrote anything incriminating in that notebook.

People on here were predicting he would be found dead with a manifesto.

Will that be season 2 of a psyop? I'm considering anything at this point

Would Brian already be 'skeletal' this quickly? After a month?

Welp!! guess BL is still a manhunt.
This case will for sure have a movie made. So many twists and turns lol

Three Weeks to several years depending on outdoor elements is what Im reading via google search

It seems like a month would be awfully fast to decompose to bones, maybe an animal ate him?

But we are supposed to assume he was under water too, which may have slowed decomposition unless he was eaten also....

I think it’s safe to assume he was eaten since they only found suspected remains

That's a very good question. Its possible, but seems it would be extremely fast on the timeline:

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Well if it turns out the remains are not BL-- then one of two things:

* BL actually is pretty freakin smart to make it look like he died there to buy some more time.

* BL and his parents either were in contact or some type of preliminary plan to plant the bag and notebook near the remains at some point.

It would be justice if some alligator or other animal killed him and it cleaned his bones like a fat boy with ribs.. LOL..

we don't even know how much skeletal remains were found. Was his skull found? We don't know. Maybe just a rib cage..

Laundrie family lawyer DENIES 'hogwash' speculation that Brian's parents planted human remains and backpack in Florida nature reserve

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‘Highly suspicious:’ How cadaver dogs missed skeletal remains while searching for Brian Laundrie at Florida reserve


A K-9 handler and former police officer says it is “highly suspicious” that cadaver dogs may have missed the ‘skeletal’ remains found in a Florida reserve Wednesday, even if they were located underwater.

“If the body had been there, when they went by with cadaver dogs, and the body had been there for more than two or three minutes, the odor would have come through the water,” Kyle Heyen said on Dan Abrams Live. “They should have been able to locate that body.”


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According to a CBS News report, the remains were said to be “a small part of a body,” which would make it difficult to make a positive ID and to determine a cause of death.


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It's a ridiculous theory, in my opinion. Not even sure how that would work. I'm sure they have been under 24 hour surveillance.

I'll agree something is off as LEO and FBI overlooked what a public search party would have found in a week or less. I have to believe they covered that area early on and Brian moved back to that spot later.

They had divers out there. I think they would have found a dead body in a little bit of water. Cadaver dogs, after a few days, can find a body in shallow water

Alligator.

Can't they get DNA from bone marrow or just bones?

Pretty sure they can

It could have been a poisonous snake bite like a water moccasin and then scavengers carryed body parts away.

This sounds gruesome but I hope they found a skull with teeth for a dental record ID

Cool story but how in the world would the parents be able to find skeletal remains and all while being under 24/7 surveillance go to the park which has had a heavy police and FBI presence and dump the remains and then travel back home without anyone noticing they were gone. The parents have been in intense scrutiny since day one. They can't even walk outside their house to get the mail without being harassed.

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