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re: UPDATE: Body found in Brian Laundrie search
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:09 am to RogerTheShrubber
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:09 am to RogerTheShrubber
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the best human reaction is to help find her.
Agree. If you know you didn’t kill her you should help find her. At first there may have been a good chance she was alive. No reason to stay silent.
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Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:09 am to MrBiriwa
Does old boy have a job or is he in school? I know she quit hers but haven’t seen any mention of what he does or how he earns income
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:10 am to OysterPoBoy
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If you know you didn’t kill her you should help find her.
Yep, if she is missing, you don't cooperate and she dies, that's partly on you.
But again, I think we know and he knows she's dead.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:10 am to 9Fiddy
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the clear best option is to go radio silent. Even if it means you get crucified publicly, the best legal option is silence.
Not if you truly had nothing whatsoever to do with her disappearance or have relevant information that can help find her.
You have a lawyer. Lawyers help people like him who actually did nothing wrong provide information to the police in a safe way for them all the freaking time, and you also win a PR Battle and don't drag your entire life and friends and family down into a sea of absolute media shitstorm.
You go THIS total dark silence only if you really have some legal liability here, or, in the more unlikely instance, that the police have asked you to do so and you have cooperated behind the scenes.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:10 am to DaleGribble
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That seems pretty sketchy.
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Flew home to help dad empty storage unit
Some are speculating it was a way to give GP & BL some space. They emptied the storage unit INTO the parents house to save $$.
My thoughts are he called his parents after their police stop and told him to get his arse home before he got a DV charge. What I do find interesting is the parents of GP haven’t mentioned the police interaction at all... I guess it’s not appropriate but interesting.
I still got weird arse vibes from BL in the police interaction.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:11 am to RogerTheShrubber
I have no doubt she’s dead. And that’s most likely why the silence.
But you also have to consider this angle. If he didn’t do anything and thought she was alive, then was at the tip of the manhunt spear, and she turned up having been killed by someone else, now all your statements and actions from the start of the S&R to now become privy to scrutinization. Even if he thought she were alive, maybe the best legal option is privately tell police what you know, then let them run the S&R while you stay out of it.
It’s heartless, I know, but in the long run for him, maybe the best option.
My opinion, she’s dead, he killed her, he lawyered up and is staying silent as now the burden of proof is on them.
But you also have to consider this angle. If he didn’t do anything and thought she was alive, then was at the tip of the manhunt spear, and she turned up having been killed by someone else, now all your statements and actions from the start of the S&R to now become privy to scrutinization. Even if he thought she were alive, maybe the best legal option is privately tell police what you know, then let them run the S&R while you stay out of it.
It’s heartless, I know, but in the long run for him, maybe the best option.
My opinion, she’s dead, he killed her, he lawyered up and is staying silent as now the burden of proof is on them.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:11 am to SuperDomed
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I wanted to think the flying home to Florida thing had something to do with the disappearance, however the timeline shows that GB had facetimed with her mom 2 days after BL had returned from Florida after emptying out the storage unit
Wait. What?
If she facetimed with her mother after he left the state that seems like a pretty solid alibi. At least until he could be in physical proximity with the missing woman.
If that's true and the police have another guy they think killed the lesbian couple then this guy seems less plausible.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:12 am to Crimsonite94
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The girl acted like she wanted no part of that van when she was told she had to drive her after they took him. Did she already know he kept a gun in there? Was she nervous because she knew what he was gonna do?
I watched the hour-long police camera video and read the comments on YouTube, and people noticed two things about the video.
First is that he told the police he didn't have a phone but then she requested the police remind him to get a phone charger before they were separated for the night. So, he lied about his phone.
Second was how cordial and helpful he was with the police. He did a good job of convincing them he was somewhat of a victim. When they asked him about something in the van he quickly volunteered to retrieve it for them before they had a chance to search it. He seemed not to want them to search the van at all, but in such a manner as not to raise suspicion.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:12 am to molsusports
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Wait. What?
If she facetimed with her mother after he left the state that seems like a pretty solid alibi. At least until he could be in physical proximity with the missing woman.
If that's true and the police have another guy they think killed the lesbian couple then this guy seems less plausible.
He went back.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:12 am to geauxjuice
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whats she doing while hes in florida? another poster said she was uncomfortable driving the van, is she just working at a coop or do we not know
Someone put her up in a hotel at some point because her dad orders UberEats for her on the 21.
There was a power outage wherever they were (confirmed) 8/20-21 or so
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:14 am to 9Fiddy
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But you also have to consider this angle. If he didn’t do anything and thought she was alive, then was at the tip of the manhunt spear, and she turned up having been killed by someone else, now all your statements and actions from the start of the S&R to now become privy to scrutinization
That’s like my daughter going missing and me not cooperating with police because I’m worried they may blame me. That thought wouldn’t even cross your mind if you were innocent.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:15 am to OysterPoBoy
As a human, youre right. I’m just saying it’s a possibility and playing a little devil’s advocate.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:17 am to HabaneroBuck
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First is that he told the police he didn't have a phone but then she requested the police remind him to get a phone charger before they were separated for the night. So, he lied about his phone.
possible that his iphone isn't connected to data and he only uses it with a wifi connection.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:18 am to 9Fiddy
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Even if he thought she were alive, maybe the best legal option is privately tell police what you know, then let them run the S&R while you stay out of it.
I wholly believe there's coordination between police, FBI, and BL going on behind the scenes.
And let's be real, if the cops want to bring him in for questioning, they're going to bring him in for questioning. He can sit there for hours and hours and say nothing if he wants but law enforcement would still want him in a police office to get a read on him.
This idea that they're just idly keeping an eye on him while he remains totally silent and ignoring police seems very farfetched to me.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:19 am to OysterPoBoy
Exactly. This dude lawyered up and stayed quiet. Like I said… let’s say her parents never report her missing. No one even knows about this cause he was doing nothing. His lawyers would have been able to come forward with the info he gave them as fast as possible if she was just missing because they would assume she’s still alive. Protecting himself is one thing, not saying shite for 10 days is another.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:19 am to mmmmmbeeer
agreed.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:21 am to Fun Bunch
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Wait. What?
If she facetimed with her mother after he left the state that seems like a pretty solid alibi. At least until he could be in physical proximity with the missing woman.
If that's true and the police have another guy they think killed the lesbian couple then this guy seems less plausible.
He went back.
By plane again? Meaning that she had their van and was still alive because she picked him up again (he ends up with the vehicle right?)
Or he left the van at the airport and she was either without a vehicle and not traveling or was traveling with someone else?
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:22 am to SuperDomed
The actions of the guys parents raise some interesting questions to me.
You would have to think BL told the something about what happened. Maybe not the whole truth or even the truth, but he had to provide his parents with some story as to why he was home without her, and subsequently why her parents were calling.
While a parent obviously wants to “protect” their child, at some point (after talking to an attorney) that involves coming clean? Be it anywhere from cold blooded murder to self-defense to her committing suicide…his best possible outcomes, unless they just totally want to cover it up, all come from telling the truth.
You would have to think BL told the something about what happened. Maybe not the whole truth or even the truth, but he had to provide his parents with some story as to why he was home without her, and subsequently why her parents were calling.
While a parent obviously wants to “protect” their child, at some point (after talking to an attorney) that involves coming clean? Be it anywhere from cold blooded murder to self-defense to her committing suicide…his best possible outcomes, unless they just totally want to cover it up, all come from telling the truth.
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:22 am to Fun Bunch
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Wait. What?
If she facetimed with her mother after he left the state that seems like a pretty solid alibi. At least until he could be in physical proximity with the missing woman.
If that's true and the police have another guy they think killed the lesbian couple then this guy seems less plausible.
He went back.
Exactly. So he had returned and things seemed to be "ok", at least nothing out of the ordinary when she was facetiming her mom. Or her mom hasn't said anything was suspicious about that last phone call they had
Posted on 9/17/21 at 10:23 am to molsusports
We don’t know this because he won’t talk publicly.
I’m assuming he left the van at the airport because she didn’t like driving the van. She stayed in a hotel likely for the entire time he was gone. Also the dad ordered her food, so if she had the van she probably would have gotten it herself.
I’m assuming he left the van at the airport because she didn’t like driving the van. She stayed in a hotel likely for the entire time he was gone. Also the dad ordered her food, so if she had the van she probably would have gotten it herself.
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