"He was not seen leaving on foot"!! It was his parents who said he went there. Don't believe the parents!!

@mikejackson7881

2 жыл бұрын

Right! Parents are helping him and know of his crime as does the damn lawyer!

@southernsass9336

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a diversion

@Nik_Airball

2 жыл бұрын

Every good parents will do what they can to help their kid. Mother Nature, babe. I’m sure we all would do the same even if that means misdirecting law enforcement officers.

@HandbagDiva

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nik_Airball I’m sorry NO!!! I called the cops on my own Son & to this day he thanks me for it! I would be shattered if one of my children committed a serious crime & would be facing a long time in prison; but I would not help them abscond repercussions.

@gussy1964

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nik_Airball pls give me a F... break if my son kill someone never I'll help him! What a disgusting ur comment ayayayayay!!!!

It's absolutely incredible that they managed to find her body. This is one of the best examples of how the media can help a search. Had there not been this enormous amount of attention on the case there's no way the couple who saw & recorded Gabby & Brian's van would've been prompted to look back over their dashcam footage. Even the chances of them just having a dashcam are miniscule, and then for them to keep it as long as they did without deleting it or recording over it as most dashcams do is just incredible, if I were a religious person I'd been inclined to think of it as a small miracle.

@annuals

2 жыл бұрын

still not found madeleine mccann tho

@bonebrakebeads

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me wonder if he went back and uncovered her body so she could be found and kept running wonder if his parents would have uncovered her body? Who knows!

@jeaniedavenport1423

2 жыл бұрын

Correction: GABBY’s van…

@scorpiointuition1445

2 жыл бұрын

Divine intervention for sure.

@henrypierce8010

2 жыл бұрын

And yet, what about indigenous and minority women who go missing? Where is their media coverage?

Seems like the happier a couple appears on camera, the less happy they are in real life. Those who are truly happy don't have to parade it around in an sad attempt to convince others.

@valenecornelius2064

2 жыл бұрын

Pure Gabby Rip rest in paradise love you always and forever

@sstacyss

2 жыл бұрын

Well, she was trying to make a KZread channel. You don’t generally show abuse on those. I’m sure they had their happy moments but obviously were toxic for one another. Let’s not talk negative as this ended up in a tragic ending.

@jbythebay1543

2 жыл бұрын

@@sstacyss I wouldn't expect her to show abuse but her youtube channel is supposed to be about her life and travels but clearly is just for the camera and not authentically her life or representative of reality at all. I'm not saying she's a bad person or anything, she certainly didn't deserve to die, but we should talk openly about this. People see these videos and think this is reality and wonder why their own lives aren't sunshine and rainbows all the time when that's not how people actually live. I've seen plenty of other bloggers who share their highs and lows (not abuse...) and are much more relatable.

I’ve been following this story since it became public, I would wake up in the middle of the night at 4am and check the updates. I am so sorry to you and your entire family. 🥺❤️

When you are in a toxic and abusive relationship, you aren't fully aware that you are in an abusive relationship. It sort of chisels away at you over time - that is why (I think) that she may not have reached out. She blamed herself - She distracted his driving, her ocd, she needed to calm down. I am sure he blamed her for getting them pulled over and for embarrassing him or getting them off schedule.

@jnagarya519

2 жыл бұрын

Her "OCD" was self-diagnosed. She worked in a cafe that sold juices and such, but she claimed she was a "nutritionist" -- an obvious exaggeration.

@wephotogal

2 жыл бұрын

@@jnagarya519 - yes, self diagnosed. But my point is that she blamed the situation on herself.

@blackdiamondsteaks951

2 жыл бұрын

Not justifying Laundrie's actions in any way, however, If "She distracted his driving"...She's to blame for getting them pulled over!!! 100%

@Jl-ou4jt

2 жыл бұрын

Narcissistic individuals control emotions at levels people cannot understand, I think Gaby was an empath, and Brian probably a Narcissistic, but we don't know the dynamic, poor Gab only 22 years old, but you are absolutely right, empaths blame themselves 98% of the time. This is really sad.

@cinziadg9786

2 жыл бұрын

@@jnagarya519 so what ? When i was in my 20ies i was working in a hair salon during all university years. So when i got my degree i was actually claiming to be a teacher while doing ppl hair.she was only 22 and she died Thats what we need to take As a fact and not talk or judge for Things we dont know

The police totally overlooked the fact that gabby told the officers that Brian grabbed her face, locked her out of the van, he took her phone, he would not give her the keys to her van....her demeanor was not of a perpetrator, she was clearly distraught etc and the marks on Brian's face could have been out of self defense....maybe the truth was she was defending herself from him and was worried he would leave her behind. Also the witness who saw Brian slapping Gabby and then reporting it to police. where did Brian and his parents go for three days? Has anyone looked into this yet?? where they went is where he could really be!!! Just an observation, they do not seem overly concerned for their son do they??? As soon as Brian got home they contacted a lawyer!!! they had to have known something in order to do that!!! Then they left it days before contacting police to say he was missing, i do not believe he is missing, i believe they gave him a head start before telling authorities. They should also be held accountable for their actions or none actions in this case. No amount of disagreements between two people should lead to murder, he could have just simply removed himself from the situation, it sounds to me that he was a controlling, jealous person and this got the better of him. Then there is the use of him using someones credit card, maybe Gabby's ??? I know it is not confirmed yet but i think we all know in our hearts who took her life, why else would he run ???? I am a mother of 4 grown children, i have two girls and two boys, if i was in this situation i would be devastated, but i would stand up for what is right, i would cooperate with authorities completely, even if that meant handing my sons or daughters over to authorities, this may sound unloving, when in fact i would do it because i loved them, as i would not want them to hurt or harm themselves. If i knew my son was innocent in something like this, I would be appealing to the media and public for help in finding him, which is something Brian's parents have not done...why?? Brian's parents need to do the right thing, if they know more, they should tell the authorities the truth ................is that not the right thing to do if you have an ounce of compassion or love for both Gabby and Brian ????? and if it was purely an accident, Brian should come forward. why so much secrecy and non response from the parents on his behalf, he could have just handed himself in, scared or not. Running has only made things much worse in either case. RIP Gabby and may justice be soon.

@yogameditationinsight

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I'm baffled why the information that he was trying to lock her out of the van wasn't taken more seriously by the cops. She feared she would be left behind with nothing. Her actions were self-defense.

@kelcritcarroll

2 жыл бұрын

When I was 13 my dad told me that if I ever broke the law he would not stick up for me…….that was burned in my mind ! He told me that as he was a decent man…..a law abiding citizen.

@ThePresentation010

2 жыл бұрын

@A. V. calm down

@sircasm6578

2 жыл бұрын

@marlenersw yeah I'm sure he put all the scratches on his face by himself 🙄🙄

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

He wouldn’t give her keys to van BECAUSE she had the phone, that if she took van he’d have been screwed!! You must have missed that part or you heard it incorrectly!!?? Go back and listen to it again!!?

This woman Reporter did Such An AMAZING JOB, She Asked AMAZING intelligent QUESTIONS!!!

@sppencerslice1545

2 жыл бұрын

she is great, sharp as a razor. i have seen a few petito reports with her and it really is so.

@gregranger3759

2 жыл бұрын

watch the real video... thats why you dont watch news. because its a lie

@sppencerslice1545

2 жыл бұрын

@@gregranger3759 no greg, there is so much garbage following manhunt on brian, i watch only official news channels

It’s awful what happened to her. But calling her America’s Daughter…is a slap in the face to every daughter that’s been murdered from domestic violence. They’re all America’s daughters.

@Emy53

2 жыл бұрын

The expression is a figure of speech. We can only imagine the horror Gabby went through as well as her family, if we put ourselves in their shoes.

@TinaStMarie

2 жыл бұрын

@@Emy53 Yes…and I agree, ALL Missing Children are America’s children. Firstly, they are ALL Almighty God’s children. His Word says that it’s better for a man to have a millstone tied around his neck and thrown into the sea than to harm one of His children. Justice will be served in God’s perfect time. If they have died, they are in peace & love with Jesus and don’t remember any of the horrible things that happened. Keep praying that the Lord will lead us to the children and the perpetrators. My nephew was murdered…I have forgiven the killer and given that burden to God. Justice will be served. You are Loved…All of you. Jesus is the only way to God & Heaven. Seek a relationship with Him today. It’s not about a church or religion. It’s a relationship…and you don’t know when your last day on Earth will be. Get ready…Today is the Day of Salvation!

@cortezyvonne

2 жыл бұрын

Nowhere did they dismiss any other missing person past or present. They only said it like that because of the coverage it has garnered and the fact that it seems to be what everyone is talking about and keeping up with and are absolutely concerned about this case. People see their daughters in this young lady and are unfortunately using this as a way to teach girls a lesson in domestic abuse.

@nyleah411

2 жыл бұрын

Better to not use that “figure of speech” as its not the case for the rest of “America’s Daughters” who are no longer here.

@mrsyellowhawk5

2 жыл бұрын

@@nyleah411 I Agree 100%

Anyone who has ever experience abuse by a psychopath immediately recognized Brian was an abusive psychopath in that video. Gabby was traumatized and terrified of him. I hated that they abandoned her on the side of the road (the very thing she was threatened with by psycho brian), expecting her to drive a vehicle she’d never handled after that traumatic episode. The last commentator on here was the first person I’ve heard clearly state the obvious: cops didn’t adequately address the original complaint that SHE was the one slapped. Instead, they focused on the superficial scratches, never considering they could have come about in self defense. Cops need to learn how to look beyond the surface and learn how to identify signs of abuse beyond the physical. And, more importantly, they need training on how to identify psychopathic behaviour, which brian clearly exhibited. Instead, they buddied up with the psycho and had a bonding party over their “unstable women.” That made me ill. Rest easy, Gabby.

@sandietigert4019

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree

@aniac4459

2 жыл бұрын

!

@mattstevens7601

2 жыл бұрын

It was very sad to see that she was going to accept the domestic violence charge rather than tell the cops what he had done. She was scared of him.

@fbvamp

2 жыл бұрын

Cops do not care about domestic violence calls. They rarely do anything. Alot of cops are domestic abusers too. If you watch the full video they bond with him over crazy women with anxiety issues. Joking and laughing about it. It's gross

@mystic3653

2 жыл бұрын

I also think the cop’s personal bias (having had situations with his own wife) made him identify and sympathize with Brian way too much. He was quick to believe Brian’s story and quick to label him the victim. There was little to no investigating of the situation. Brian easily manipulated them by laughing, and chatting them up like bros and they immediately began to focus on him as the victim.

In Gabby’s case it needs to be understood that the amount of media footage available that Gabby took herself from her travel adventures provided captivating imagery and detail. Before her disappearance she already had a viewing audience who were then engaged “emotionally” when Gabby went missing. That fact alone is the reason why her case became high profile, which then helped the police find her. Thus the power of social media today.

@amrogers4

2 жыл бұрын

Better watch it! You're speaking too reasonably. Some people can't comprehend that ;)

@CoExist64

2 жыл бұрын

The female officer DID speak with her, and I think that night she thought about it and realized that she needed to get out-which Mr Weak Man couldn’t handle. RIP Gabby

@amrogers4

2 жыл бұрын

@@CoExist64 Definitely a possibility.

@happyloveglow8823

2 жыл бұрын

Lol lies

@TerjeSkuggen

2 жыл бұрын

True! The same as the Chris Watts case. Shanann was all over social media and that gets attention, since you feel that you know them.

Parents: talk to your daughters about abuse before they shack up with their boyfriends.

@Vmaxfodder

2 жыл бұрын

Date a Badboy? Get bad results! How are people so shocked?

@Vmaxfodder

2 жыл бұрын

@Phuck Yoo. The idiots in the media paint her up to look so wholesome all the time. I don't give it much thought. She had to have the Badboy? She got bad results.

SHE SAID “HE DIDNT BELIEVE IN ME “ 😣 , her words i felt.

@marciebernard5037

2 жыл бұрын

Right! No ones talking about that 🥺 that’s what abusers do. They mess up your self esteem, make you feel dumb

@Karinasmg

2 жыл бұрын

@@marciebernard5037 yes men can be jelous of woman and he was being mentally abusive to her those words pierced my heart

@MarvoloSalazar

2 жыл бұрын

@@Karinasmg wow way to generalize there buddy.

@Karinasmg

2 жыл бұрын

@@MarvoloSalazar no like i’m saying woman can be jealous of woman but men can be jealous to

@louisetresko2343

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah he was trying to stop her from pursuing a life that he didn't like I think that was part of the problem in the relationship... Most definitely there was definitely domestic violence in that relationship and Brian's mom and dad knows too that there was so they're hiding that also

I'm sure his parents were fully aware of their son's controlling and abusive tendencies. They lived with his parents. Obviously they're covering for their son. A relationship so volatile can only get worse traveling for weeks on end in a van the size of a prison cell. A toxic recipe for disaster.

@nykolemcallister7255

2 жыл бұрын

When I was living with my abusive exs dad,he said "yeah, I know he does" even I told him he was being abusive and wanted to leave

@dayne6597

2 жыл бұрын

You’d be surprised how many people live with their parents but still abuse their partner and the parents have no idea. No making excuses for these trash people. Just sharing information.

@mss4346

2 жыл бұрын

For me both parents and himself deserve to be condemned

@RedWolf17

2 жыл бұрын

@@mss4346 If they were aiding and abetting....absolutely.

@heatherkoolaid

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure he learned a lot from them. They could feel guilty about raising such a monster, and helped for that,however if they're anywhere near narcissistic like him, they wouldn't. They would help him because it benefits him or them

There was a female officer that spent time with her and said, " This could be a turning point for you. You could leave him".....

@BeRightBack131

2 жыл бұрын

Well, that's what SHE said, after the fact. I never saw her even approach Gabby on the officers body cam... ???

@fieryred518

2 жыл бұрын

Well, I would recommend watching it again. She is by the POLICE SUV where Gabby was sitting. She was at her window. I promise you she's there....

@BeRightBack131

2 жыл бұрын

@@fieryred518 yes but where did she talk? When did she say all the stuff she claims she told Gabby? 🤔

@DytchWytch

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeRightBack131 you are assuming you've seen all of the footage.

@BeRightBack131

2 жыл бұрын

@@DytchWytch then they should release it too. You're assuming the officers told the truth...

His parents found his car and drove it home. Reported him missing two weeks later. That gave him enough time to flee to Mexico.

@louisetresko2343

2 жыл бұрын

No he wasn't gone for 2 weeks he came home September 1st and left on the 14th probably in the middle of the night then like a day or two later his mom and dad went there and found the car

@louisetresko2343

2 жыл бұрын

The question is is how did they know where that mustang was parked how did they know that I would be bringing the parents in for questioning on that seriously because if they knew exactly where that car was then they know more than what they're saying.....

Seem as though he was jealous of her success. Sad. A lesson to everyone, be careful of who you claim as soul mate.

That body cam video is so haunting. I can’t imagine what it was like for her parents to have to try and watch that… and now knowing it’s the last footage we have of her😢 This girl could not have been a more beautiful, sweet soul ❤️

@jenniferlorence1950

2 жыл бұрын

definitely. And the way the Cops protected and treated Brian as if he was the Victim, and didn't give much Credit to what She was saying, just treated her like She was the problem, is typical of America.

As far as why this has piqued public interest so widely, please do not forget the bizarre behavior of the parents and Brian. Finding out that they IGNORED the messages from Gabby's parents, before they even lawyered up was mind blowing. This "sideshow" was what did it for me. As with so many others, I simply couldn't fathom that they could be so heartless to ignore the despair of her parents. Yes, sure the rest of the reasons apply, but if Brian's parents cooperated from the beginning even though they may have lied, I doubt this story would have taken off in the way it did.

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. It became a real life puzzle and because the police dropped the ball in various ways Also, eager beavers from Internet tried to contribute. Sommle actually came up with useful snippets of infornation.

@lindsayomary3139

2 жыл бұрын

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@CoExist64

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, PLUS their lives all over social media is like another Watts case. I felt like I knew Shan’ann and the kids after following the story, and seeing this young lady and knowing she was in a bad situation just haunts me. I could tell from her tears that she wanted help, but was afraid to ask. She showed all the signs of a domestic abuse victim, and honestly I think she grabbed the steering wheel to get the cops to pull them over. I’m sure she was upset because Brian told her what would happened if she said anything or didn’t back him up. It’s very sad :( RIP Gabby

@oscarsmom9733

2 жыл бұрын

Gabby was also a social media personality. She had a following on Insta. So that also helped because it circulated quickly.

@oscarsmom9733

2 жыл бұрын

@@CoExist64 I didn’t see that you had commented this before I said the same thing. That’s how I first saw it, he TikTok.

You don’t need to have conclusive evidence to identify a suspect. That’s why they’re called suspects! Suspicion precedes conclusion. He is obviously both a person of interest, and a suspect, and, in fact, he’s the number one, and only suspect in Gabby’s murder for pretty obvious reasons.

I scratched my ex’s face when he kept me hostage in the car and wouldn’t let me leave. He took my keys and refused to let me go so I snapped. When the cops showed up I felt so bad for him I told them it was my fault and that he did nothing wrong.

@AvivaSingsOut

2 жыл бұрын

so sorry you went through this xoxoxoxoxo glad you are still alive

@gladlock

2 жыл бұрын

​@@AvivaSingsOut Thank you. It's a weird psychological situation. We think we are smart, professional, self-sufficient and yet we are unable to turn in someone who hurts us

@AvivaSingsOut

2 жыл бұрын

@@gladlock yes it gets very confusing as we are all connected and it's very scary. Dealing with the legal system can be way too stressful especially when feeling so tortured and alone

@asdfsewer7708

2 жыл бұрын

I am sorry that happened to you. I have been there before. Somehow people always believe that the men in these situations are victims when in reality it's always us.

@seanj5893

2 жыл бұрын

@@gladlock sound like you were at fault . Were you on meth at the time ?

Mr. Reynolds was spot on with his analysis of the situation. I had watched the raw footage of their police encounter in Utah and apparently the ball was dropped big time. They were going to arrest Gabby. Did you see the big smile on Brian's face when they took him to the hotel. His fiance was left all alone in a state far from home to fend for herself and apparently Brian wasn't even concerned about that. Now she's deceased and he's on the run!! So messed up!! So twisted!! Justice for Gabby!!!

@doglady9334

2 жыл бұрын

If it was HER van, she may have wanted to stay w it. And the cops may have done it that way for legal reasons relative to that.

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

They did only what they could absolutely do in the situation, I don’t think they were even supposed to be letting her walk away from the situation without a arrest on Gabby!!? Cause Brian had multiple wounds on him!!? She didn’t even have one wound on her, regardless of how upset she was with the situation?? She was lucky to not have been arrested and he was smiling because she wasn’t arrested and they (I’m sure) had plans to get in contact the minute the police were out of the picture!!!??

@dr.jamesdenton3051

2 жыл бұрын

lol, that's because she was the one hitting him. I know your gender has a in-group preference, but luckily, at least for another few years, the country will still go by the rule of law, she was the aggressor, she was hitting him, she was at fault. And it was not her RV, it was his. Furthermore, that's just his stress response, what did you want him to do, cry? in a society that would immediately call him weak for showing such response. He was kind enough to give her the RV so she would be mobile, instead of her being stranded without a car, as he was by giving her the RV. And by the way, he is innocent, and will be innocent until proven guilty, and you are a sexist.

@Scrappicat

2 жыл бұрын

@@TJ-ni2rd Yeah, I wonder what happened the rest of that day. When did they see each other next? Did they call or text even though they weren't supposed to?

@meganhallman0812

2 жыл бұрын

@@TJ-ni2rd she also had fight marks on her arm and face she took the blame and Brian put the blame on her too . He's a narcissistic controlling guy I've been in a couple relationships with people like that and learned my lesson. . it's hard because they really make you feel like you're wrong but in reality it's them spinning the situation

I assure you that he is too cowardly to have gone anywhere near alligators.

@terabit.

2 жыл бұрын

LOL! Damn i swear that's what i've bet too! haha

@KimF1

2 жыл бұрын

Good point!

@bertramtarpley8628

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know what he's capable of,you're just blowing smoke up your ass

@kateofee7216

2 жыл бұрын

He left to either Canada or Mexico the first couple of days of Sept before the case got in the news.

@Elena-er7zp

2 жыл бұрын

ok except he has spent loads of time in that reserve during his lifetime plus has spent months at a time thruhiking.

I hope the police have eyes on Brian’s parents 24/7.

@heatherkoolaid

2 жыл бұрын

They hopefully tapped/are watching their phones. Not sure if its legal but I guarantee Brian has a burner phone and is in contact with them. Or if there's any payphones left out there lol

@heatherkoolaid

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, and they should check their calls now and ping where their cellphones have been since the 30th when he came back , and then they took him out wherever "camping" I'm willing to bet he's hunkered down in a hotel room that they paid cash for. Too easy to be seen if you are camping or hiking/wandering around outside. Room service or pre-bought supplies and do not disturb sign on the door could buy him weeks. And if its a shady hotel vs a nice one, no one pays attention in those. Jmo

@jenniferlorence1950

2 жыл бұрын

They're Dumb, they don't know SHIT of what they are truly Supposed to DO.

@taroman7100

2 жыл бұрын

The silent scum bags. It runs in the family.

@staceyshaffer180

2 жыл бұрын

If not, every news channel from all over the world is camped out in front of their house. We know they’re every move now.

I THINK THE COPS SHOULD HAVE BOOKED HER A FLIGHT HOME ON THE SPOT! so sad...SHE HAD SUCH BEAUTIFUL EYES AND SMILE.....RIP GURL

@j.d.contreras392

2 жыл бұрын

Those cops sucked at doing their jobs. I'm surprised they didn't get him a manicure AND a pedicure.

The family that saw this white van ABSOLUTELY GAVE AUTHORITIES A HUGE CLUE!!!!!! You are not giving them the CREDIT THAT IS DUE TO THIS FAMILY…. That is HORRIBLE.

@mikejackson7881

2 жыл бұрын

Agree....trying to minimize the good deed these folks did was just gross....he don't want the public involved....

@claire-christmas-august73

2 жыл бұрын

agreed ✌🏻🇦🇺

@dreamcrazy36

2 жыл бұрын

Trust me they are getting praises left right and centre on KZread

Nothing cracks me up more than putting up the yellow crime scene tape after everybody and their brother has been walking all over the property 🤣

@takenoprisoners837

2 жыл бұрын

LoL, great point...smh

@RhythmBulzara

2 жыл бұрын

There is nothing funny about that

@sircasm6578

2 жыл бұрын

@@RhythmBulzara or maybe it's just a level of humor that goes over you. It happens, it's okay 🤗

@risingphoenixalichiaburns6942

2 жыл бұрын

@@sircasm6578 I knew what you meant you're probably right some people will fight over anything and only hear what they want to hear I think you are right

@RhythmBulzara

2 жыл бұрын

@@sircasm6578 perhaps.....

I think this story would be sooo different if gabby’s family reported her missing way earlier in September

@DaraCaRib0uL0u

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but they really didn't know and they tried on the 10th and it wasn't reported till the 11th. It wasn't uncommon for two or three days to go by without her contacting anyone though because of the phone service ya know?

@scarletthumberstone1247

2 жыл бұрын

@@maryjohnson1890 you’re getting September and august mixed up

@takeachillpill4732

2 жыл бұрын

@phocused 247 what happened in the restaurant?

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

@@takeachillpill4732 Brian Laundrie was yelling at the employees because he did not want to pay the bill for the food. Gabby Petito used her debit card to pay for the food and apologized to the employees for Brian:Laundrie's yelling at them. Sad that might of been the last time Gabby Petito was seen alive in a public place .

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

@phocused 247 Thank You very much for your kind words . If any of Brian Laundrie's male friends from high school would of stepped in and told him he didn't derserve Gabby Petito and beaten him up when they saw him hitting Gabby Petito there is a possibility he might of turned out to realize he needed to stop being abusive towards women.

"missing white woman syndrome." The guy hits the nail on the head.

@eckoart.erin.jerome

2 жыл бұрын

The man that said that clearly has an underlying hatred for women in general period. Easy to see. He also doesn't like himself. Racism is racism nomatter ho you are. Cute media games to sew division and distract from other things going on. If you buy the sounbite, and run with it you are a media created puppet being used against yourself. Or you are a sock puppet.

@KnockedupNout

2 жыл бұрын

@@eckoart.erin.jerome I do not watch news channels and I'm trying to find an 'unpaid' source speaking of this case because I'm wondering what's so different about this case, or Gabby, that I am hearing such a big buzz about it compared to other daily missing man/woman/child case. Am I missing a big piece of information that stands this case out among the rest?

@JR-lg8sq

2 жыл бұрын

We just had 8 months of wall to wall media footage of a dead black man at the hands of a cop while zero cases like white man Tony Timpa who died the exact same way get any footage on the news at all. So it works both ways. We only had 4 days of footage of this case when people started to moan it is unfair a white woman gets all this attention, sheesh. Imagine if after only 4 days news anchors started to moan about too much George Floyd footage because white men die by cops too. Heck, Hannah Fizer was a white woman killed by a cop and again zero national news.

@meeksluv

2 жыл бұрын

@@JR-lg8sq It is what it issues. He was right. If this was a 22yr old BLACK womqn no one would give af.

@astrongyoungwoman2460

2 жыл бұрын

@@meeksluv exactly

THANK YOU for calling out the police officers well meaning but very inappropriate and insensitive handling of the situation with Gabby and Brian. I hope this video can promote some psychological training for police officers.

@axzel4038

2 жыл бұрын

She’s being crazy tho, that’s prob why the cops didn’t entertain her that much

@mariabuck3166

2 жыл бұрын

@@axzel4038 did you even watch the video

@axzel4038

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariabuck3166 Yea she admitted that she has OCD and also kept saying that it was her fault, brian also had scratches on his face.

Honestly. I was surprised that they continually described her as “hysterical crying”… I thought she composed herself on the spot pretty well. She wasn’t hysterical.

@CT-vm4gf

2 жыл бұрын

she was hysterical, but then she calmed herself down quite well.

@Catalina-Winemixer

2 жыл бұрын

Women are always described as hysterical. Men are allowed to be angry, reserved, fired up, but an upset woman is an irrational woman. It’s just a double standard. Because he could smile and smarm his way out of it she was seen as the instigator. Lo and behold, he was seen hitting and slapping her.

@ducatipaso1386

2 жыл бұрын

@@CT-vm4gf or practiced in turning the water works on and off as a manipulative tool... I know someone with mild OCD, getting & not getting exactly their way results in severe mood swings.

@jessicawilson4655

2 жыл бұрын

Nope she was not at all! People need to understand the meaning of hysterical! Because she was in no way hysterical! She was exhausted and really upset and overwhelmed!!!! People that say she was hysterical are the same people that think people that cry at all are over reacting 🤦🏼‍♀️🙄 Just because someone is upset doesn’t make them hysterical! People blow my mind with their ignorance honestly…

@jessicawilson4655

2 жыл бұрын

@@ducatipaso1386 she wasn’t even diagnosed OCD shut up…. Smh…

I can tell ypu the resaon i am watching this case is because 20 something years ago my life almost ended like gabby’s. Keep the focus on relationship violence and abusers, abuse cycle, and how to actually leave an abuser. When you try to leave you are at high risk. I believe that may have happened here- gabby tried to leave and he regained control. Justice for gabby and for all women killed by their trusted known loved ones.

we all know his parents 100% helped him, after he’s found they should all be jailed.

@JoeBoxerNo1

2 жыл бұрын

Do you live in America? American citizens are Innocent until Proven Guilty. Not assumed Guilty and must prove they didnt murder Gabby with him there, making a party of it!!! Good Lord. Maybe your parents should be jailed on the assumption that you ran some random person over the other night with your car.

@linnayajac

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoeBoxerNo1 as if you know half of the story they know, what if they were tampering with evidence? hiding something from the police?? it’s not that hard to figure out.

@MGM261

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoeBoxerNo1 he is suspect number 1! Who else? 90% of the time its the spouse who did it... Be careful of who you defend. You might end up with your foot in your mouth 👍

@MGM261

2 жыл бұрын

@@linnayajac I would bet good money that he did it 👍

@louisetresko2343

2 жыл бұрын

What I think is that Brian's parents gave him a bunch of money and Brian decided to pack a bunch of supplies food etc while his parents were asleep and that's when he left..

He isn’t in the reserve. When they left in that camper with his parents that’s the last day he was at that house. They set him up to run.

@Bradmhj

2 жыл бұрын

Brian will survive. His nickname was Bear Grills in high school.

@TheLaraTiara

2 жыл бұрын

I agree they set him up to run they gave him cash and as much resources as possible and they helped him make a plan

@melindagray

2 жыл бұрын

Jodie, I agree with you 💯%. When they had that Search Warrant for parents' property, they went through everything... EXCEPT the damn Over the truck camper cab!!!!!! The WHOLE damn time, I was like, dumbfuds check that camper!!!!!

@melindagray

2 жыл бұрын

One of two scenarios may have occurred...Main fact stands, that Mom, Dad, and Brian all left to go camping. NO ONE has seen Brian since then. 1-A: Find out the campground or camping area ( thinking by body of water ) B: Look in the camping area C: Check surrounding marina areas near murky water. Parents took him out of area for escape! 2- A Parents killed him and his his body OR B- Helped him get out of dodge quickly. ( From September 3 thru the 11th he had more than ample time to get out.

@stevestelly3063

2 жыл бұрын

That would be the normal thing to do, are you mad at them?

It’s Gabby! Her Soul got us looking for her and demanding for justice! This is not a racial thing. Many parents, brothers, and sisters can relate to relationships like this and this calls for awareness!

@alyssas1992

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know as a black person I’m over it. There’s so many of our missing people that don’t even get a mention but not the little blonde white girl. She’s every where. I saw a news story somewhere that called her America’s daughter. What about America’s black daughters? Why can’t we get news specials, fbi searches or hell justice. As unfortunate as this is and my heart genuinely goes out to her family. But you had to have experienced racism from the perspective of a black woman. To understand how this is indeed a race thing.

@raulcastellanos7425

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssas1992 You are right. It reads “America’s daughter “. It doesn’t specify color or race. Why does a black person like yourself like to be a victim of any situation all the time Whether it’s good or bad? The world doesn’t revolve around you. Perhaps those black people you are talking about never had followers like she did. Stop being ignorant.

@alyssas1992

2 жыл бұрын

@@raulcastellanos7425 don’t look now but ur privilege is showing 🥴. You proved my entire point 😂😂. Thank u.

@raulcastellanos7425

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssas1992 the only privilege we have is that we are children of God and I’m proud of that! Thank you!

Re: 24:24 of the video. According to these responding officers, at some point, that did happen. When Gabby and Brian were sent on their separate ways, a female officer apparently spent over 45 minutes speaking with Gabby. To the extent that the officer divulged she thought Gabby was in a toxic, abusive relationship and even going so far as to tell her to seek help and leave Brian.

@Kelly-nd3cz

2 жыл бұрын

I never heard that yet I just watched one that popped up. I downloaded them all to watch because I heard that the lady officer told her she was in a toxic relationship and for her to get out while she can. They should of had her call her parents and she’d be alive today. The parents saw no red flags because she was hiding it. Too my understanding they were HS Sweethearts and she probably thought his behavior was normal not knowing any better and covered for him in regards to her parents. GOD BLESS GABBY PETITO! SUCH A SHAME WAS WAY TO YOUNG TO DIE AND WILL ALWAYS BE ONE OF MY ANGELS. And I’m with the other mother up top-If it had been my Son/Daughter I would had called the. COPS! His parents SUCK AND NEED TO BE CHARGED! Tears and heart broken

@louisetresko2343

2 жыл бұрын

If I would have been the female officer I would have taken Gabby to a domestic violence shelter and then made her contact her family but that's just me but that's what I would have done and then I would have arrested Brian...

That was so obvious mental abuse in their relationship. That guy was always putting her down making her feel crazy and then proving to her she is the one who is crazy by winning over the police by being calm and cool while she is going insane over how he is toying with her mind.

@LordFirestaff

2 жыл бұрын

Mental abuse is a loose term. It can mean anything you want it to mean for any given situation. The bodycam footage does not tell a story of mental abuse.

@debann2864

2 жыл бұрын

So true.

@mr.blackhawk142

2 жыл бұрын

@sk, WHERE did all this activity by Brian happen?

If the cards he used belonged to Gabby and they were used during the time he was not with her, which means she may already have been dead, would be a factor in him being guilty of killing her.

@cdak100

2 жыл бұрын

What cards?

@mikejackson7881

2 жыл бұрын

@@cdak100 Brian used GABBY credit cards after she was deceased....the first got a warrant for credit card theft.

@brenne8030

2 жыл бұрын

@@cdak100 debit card

@alohaXamanda

2 жыл бұрын

@A. V. the assumption is that the credit or debit card was Gabby’s since there is an arrest warrant out for Brian for using them ‘without her permission’, which means the card was used after she was thought to have deceased.

@rosalindr4975

2 жыл бұрын

& a way to trace him. Hope he’s found.

If domestic violence is taken seriously, the cops could have identified the PTSD she was exhibiting

@mikejackson7881

2 жыл бұрын

This all effing day!!!!

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but they have to do it according to police procedures too, true? I think they were as leanient as possible for Gabby, he had many significant wounds on different places on his body, true??

@deladrin2.0

2 жыл бұрын

@@TJ-ni2rd I believe so. And being an abuse survivor (thus far...as Im still with him, however we both have been receiving counseling (individually) which has helped SO MUCH!) anyway, you could tell that she was covering for him, HOWEVER, I think she was just as complicit in the “physical” part. But clearly he (Brian) was far more cunning and vindictive when it came to mental, emotional and verbal abuse. And if she was truly afraid of him, what SHE genuinely needed was for the cops to believe that HE was the abuser! Thats what ANY domestic abuse victim needs!!! Why? Because one of THE biggest lies abusers get their victims to believe is that NO ONE will believe them and that everyone will just think they’re “crazy.”

@tstjohn777

2 жыл бұрын

She was beating on him, what are you talking about PTSD.

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

@@tstjohn777 exactly what I was saying to a few other people, wow no wonder he ran, all of these comments are telling us exactly why he would get scared and run, they’ve already convicted him for the murder of Gabby?? No one is looking at all the things involved in the case. So many important things to be looking at!!!

I did not expect the author to say that, but I appreciate him having the wisdom of looking at multiple perspectives

Goodness if it weren't for social media they never would have found that poor girl and he would have gotten away with it. The cops totally bungled this entire case so far, every step of the way they f***** up.

@meeksluv

2 жыл бұрын

😒🤔🙄

@mattgagi4347

2 жыл бұрын

If it weren't for toxic and fake social media, which influences fake lifestyles and gives wrong life values, this shit wouldn't happen.

@pat2562

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattgagi4347 Yes, I long for the old days when there was no murder.

Please he’s not someone who could survive in the wilderness, he’s a soy boy

@marcus4554

2 жыл бұрын

Actually he lived in the wild longer than you ever will 😂😂😂

@rebeccajones6719

2 жыл бұрын

I think they've discovered now that he's very much an outdoor survivalist type.

@novarem9828

2 жыл бұрын

*Simp calls someone else a soyboy* Lol

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe he is already courting an alligator and she took him in ... I saw a guy in NYC yesterday who reminded me of Brian as far as looks go ... but Brian would probably wear a hat and cover his face in NYC ... Long Island will celebrate Gaby's life this weekend ...

@Angiehere-1

2 жыл бұрын

$20000 reward! Look for him on the Appalachian Trail. Let’s find this Dirty Laundrie!

Laws have to be changed to protect the victim not the darn thugs. Dirty Brian came home in Gabby's van and would not answer questions and cops lets him go. STUPID STUPID STUPID! He stole her van, that's 1 charge they missed among others.

@rachelw821

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I thought the exact same thing in regards to the stolen van!!!

@Youknownayeli

2 жыл бұрын

If she was dating a black guy it would of been a different story lol

@Nikpredmi

2 жыл бұрын

@@Youknownayeli yupppp

@carolynbrown4112

2 жыл бұрын

@@Youknownayeli You're right! First of all if this was a black guy when the cops pulled them over, they wouldn't have been so nice giving him any chance to explain himself.

This is so heartbreaking. Why couldn’t he just give her her van and take the bus home.He is sick.

The video of her in the tent just makes me so sad for her. You can clearly tell she had just got done crying. Not just a tiny bit but balling her eyes out. You can tell by her eyes, her face, and her voice.

The very definition of 'live by the internet, die by the internet.' hope they catch him.

May God hold her family close during their devastating loss!!!glory be to God may gabby be with God in heaven, looking down with happiness joy and peace!!!

@firstfamily8514

2 жыл бұрын

Amen! 🙏

@minglee649

2 жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏾

@darkwoods1954

2 жыл бұрын

go tell it on the mountains.

@Sikandros

2 жыл бұрын

how she gon look down in happiness and peace she jus got murdered

@Sikandros

2 жыл бұрын

@Joss Bailey because she probably isn’t happy rn wherever she is, doesn’t make sense. might be in heaven but i bet her and god plottin rn

Heartbreaking. My 1st thought when the Police Officer told Gabby to get in the car and seperate from her boyfriend was "isn't that dangerous for her to be driving around on her own"? I think that her Mother should've been notified at that point.

@sierra8143

2 жыл бұрын

Especially bcuz she told to cop that she wasn't comfortable driving the van. They drove Brian to a hotel for a hot shower and a nice bed for the night but just sent her on her way without so much as a police escort. So sad

@deplorabledaniel6541

2 жыл бұрын

@@sierra8143 ya cause she was the one that was hitting him, domestic violence can go both ways

@sierra8143

2 жыл бұрын

@@deplorabledaniel6541 the original 911 caller reported seeing a MALE hit a FEMALE.

@sierra8143

2 жыл бұрын

@@deplorabledaniel6541 and even if she did hit him, she is maybe 110 lbs soaking wet. It still wasn't fair either way

@hado37

2 жыл бұрын

@@sierra8143 I think it has more to do with the fact that the van was hers so she gets to keep it

Social media changes everything in the modern world, young people showing untrue, false feelings, on social site's. Gabby's story tell's all over the users of social media, the truth is always revealed. ✨ Rest In Peace, Angel! ✨

When the female cop was called to talk to her while the police sorted out the incident on 8/12. Why has that body cam not been releases? I’d love to hear what they talked about while the men cops were talking to Brian!

@krizkattoy

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't see the footage but I heard some of the conversation when going down a rabbit hole of this. Haven't been able to find it since. The female officer basically told her that if she's afraid of him or he has hit her before, it may be time to go home. If it's already physical, it will get worse. Pretty much assuring her it's ok to leave the relationship and go home if she's scared.

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, but that’s the system, they release what they want to release!!? And incriminate who they want to incriminate, true!!?? I think, no wonder he took off, it would be way too easy to blame him for it, without talking about the fact that the chance video woman said there was a number of other people who were camping in the same place they caught the van footage and they didn’t stay there because they were not comfortable in the area themselves???! And what about the woman who picked him up hichhicking and gave him a ride back to the van???!? And how she would take off on him when flipping out, maybe that’s why he had to hichhick?? Maybe she was murdered while he was trying to get back to the van?? Then found her and panicked and ran, maybe he was afraid for his life as well?? There’s just to many things that COULD have happened to be able to pin it down to Brian automatically??!! That’s what I think!! And look at the Medea EVERYONE ELSE IS pointing towards Brain being the murderer automatically and that is my EXACT POINT IN THE SITUATION, people aren’t looking at the entire situation and things that have been put out there, they just want to convict Brian leaving out so many things not being considered at all, that SHOULD BE looked at ASAP

@TJ-ni2rd

2 жыл бұрын

Is anyone else out there looking at how much he loved her!!!!!!??? TRUE!!?

@tstjohn777

2 жыл бұрын

The men cops, sounds a little bias way of thinking

@wephotogal

2 жыл бұрын

I think she was a park ranger. The guy that fist bumped Laundrie was a park ranger also.

I can not believe that police left her alone in a van and she said she has difficulty driving it to go shower for 5$ when he got a hotel. No sense.

@mamigetsreal4503

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. Leaving her with the van was a good choice so she has the ability to transport around but they should have also set her up in a separate hotel. Makes no sense

@extraolive2006

2 жыл бұрын

Probably because the van was in her name. But I agree it was a douche move. Picture him the next day bragging about having a hot bath and room service while she spent the night crying and curled up in fear, only to deal with his wrath and mockery.

@MA__

2 жыл бұрын

@@extraolive2006 the huge shit eating grin when he gets out of the police car at the hotel annoys me so much, he's acting like a little boy going on a ride along😡

@brandycaldwell3207

2 жыл бұрын

@@MA__ where did you see that picture where can I find it?

@MA__

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandycaldwell3207 it's a video but I can't remember where I saw it

What's even MORE weird is that he has a uncanny resemblance to her stepdad.

@AvivaSingsOut

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of victims are more susceptible to get into abusive relationships if they have been abused as a child

@motherofcats7671

2 жыл бұрын

@@AvivaSingsOut they were talking about resemblance between her stepdad and Not about abuse..... the only guilty person is Brian.

@AvivaSingsOut

2 жыл бұрын

@@motherofcats7671 I was just saying in general

@motherofcats7671

2 жыл бұрын

@@AvivaSingsOut but remember this is a video and comment thread is about Gabi and if she was abused it was Brian. Let's not make it more difficult and confusing than it is.

@AvivaSingsOut

2 жыл бұрын

@@motherofcats7671 people are triggered all over the world from their own abuse - this IS a very complicated issue and the whole world is simultaneously traumatized and everyone is sending love how they can. It doesn't help to bully people about what they say to process. I am not sure why you feel called to micromanage the comments but I do wish you love for whatever triggers you are going through as well. plus it's "Gabby" sending her so much love wherever she is. Please remember Domestic Violence is a cultural epidemic - it's obviously a societal issue and takes the whole world to heal this. She somehow felt called to keep going back to him regardless of how he was treating her - she blamed herself. And perhaps because of fears stemming from childhood traumas. I'm not pointing any fingers at anyone - just pointing out that this is a connective universe and This world needs more love.

I’m not trying to defend the Laundrie family, but my theory is that Brian was telling his parents one thing while something else was going on. His parents couldn’t have been all that bad if Gabby voluntarily lived with them for two years!

@trinabrennan7440

2 жыл бұрын

They are definitely bad because what did they think when Gabby didn’t come back with him? And why the police, then FBI wanted to talk to him and he refused! And even now the dirty laundries aren’t helping with the investigation at all! I hope they rot in prison along with bryan unless he kills him self first. Which would be fine.

@SkyePhoenix

2 жыл бұрын

Brian's parents are enablers at best. The way they responded in their formal statement to Gabby's parents says it all. They are only concerned about their son and themselves.

@keithwilson8235

2 жыл бұрын

@@SkyePhoenix Enablers is a perfect word for them. I hope they get him alive so Gabby’s family can at least know exactly what happened.

@LordFirestaff

2 жыл бұрын

@@trinabrennan7440 I'm sure they were advised by their attorney not to talk. That is their right.

Thank you Ms. Cheng for these illuminating interviews. You may help flip on a light bulb in another woman's mind and help her save herself from a bad outcome in an abusive toxic relationship.

They should focus on getting the parents talk

@brucewayne9639

2 жыл бұрын

The parents can plead the 5th. They don't have to talk.

@JoeBoxerNo1

2 жыл бұрын

That is completely unethical and illegal. Do you know nothing about law?

The real shame is that if those police officers had followed proper protocol and actually arrested Brian for the assault that multiple people witnessed in person, she would still be alive and well today. I bet those officers didn’t even get reprimanded. F-ing shame.

@joannwood2854

2 жыл бұрын

They were so dumb about to arrest her as the aggressor 🙄 a lack of domestic abuse training but common sense would be like “ why is he so calm and charming” the cops fell for his fake mask

@CradleRobbingRuthy

2 жыл бұрын

You're right unfortunately

I'm a survivor of narcissistic abuse and I can tell you they never pay for their crimes and the police always side with them, see how the cops took the abusers side even with witnesses who saw him hit her, when I was with my ex I stopped calling the police because not only are they not going to do anything it makes it worse when they leave and the abuser won't let you leave, threatens you, then beats the crap out of you for calling. I send my condolences to the family of Gabby!

@jjgarfias

2 жыл бұрын

Sending you love. I’m sorry you had to experience that.

@lesliel.6260

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjgarfias Thank you hun, sending love back!

I'm thinking this guy has been trying to control Gabby for a long time. Her girlfriend tells how he "always" puts her down and tells her she can't do anything. Why is this? It is to maintain control over her. And she has been living with him with his parents, so she has probably been outnumbered in their differences many times and now for the last time in her death she was outnumbered as it seems the parents is totally on his side about all this and most likely has helped him to gain some time to do whatever he is doing right now, escaping the situation. Even in the video the police took she mentioned how she was trying to set up a website of her own and how he was telling her he did not think she could do that. Why? Because she might just become successful and be able to escape HIM and his control over her. She is much more personable, much more photogenic and if she is on You Tube with her own vlog, then she has a great opportunity to make money that could totally take her away from this guy, not only that, she could meet someone else as well. So the last argument we viewed between them and shortly before her death was all about "him not wanting her independence from him" in anything, so perhaps out of desperation here, he says, okay if you think you are going to escape me, I will make sure nobody else ever has you. One of her girlfriends also stated he had a hard time being separated from her, not wanting her to do anything with her friends that did not include him.

@willyboss495

2 жыл бұрын

She wanted to stay with that evil bastard , a woman could do anything she wanted to do without a man stoping her

@lamanguedouce1189

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with all. And with the ranger talking to her about "leaving Brian", she may have planted a seed that grows and once Brian saw that he felt that his nightmare begins to play and he had to react. I think all piece lead us to here. Very sad that the police & the ranger didn't do better.

@starquant

2 жыл бұрын

You could tell by her crying how exhausted and frustrated with the situation she found herself in.

He was gaslighting her. Telling her to calm down when he is the one winding her up. Locking her out of the van is a controlling behaviour, making her feel vulnerable and like she needs to cling onto him and be nice and good all the time, else he will be angry or leave her behind. That’s how it feels like to me, having been in that kind of position to an extent.

@lamanguedouce1189

2 жыл бұрын

TOTALLY the fact that he smiles with the cops when she was clearly distress shows A LOT about how he fuckin didn't care about her well being.

@mayahex7089

2 жыл бұрын

He's John Rambo

@mayahex7089

2 жыл бұрын

@Phuck Yoo. probably a third party out there on a killing spree we'll never know what happened

This story is just so, so sad and tragic.... i really hope the truth will be revealed soon

This case breaks my heart for her and all domestic violence victims. Also, thanks for this informative video. You asked all of the questions I’ve been wanting to know. I like the variety of people you interviewed. I hope she gets justice.

It's funny that he said he doesn't want her to leave because he doesn't have a phone but busts out his phone at the end .

@cybrhunk333

2 жыл бұрын

He was recounting an event in the past when he didn't have his phone.

I am from the Netherlands and also follow this case, but that is not because she is white and beautiful, but because more is announced in the media. Whether it's a colored person, or someone who is ugly, old or fat, it shouldn't matter. It remains a tragic story. Strength to the bereaved🌹

@taroman7100

2 жыл бұрын

It's just like the african americans to make an issue out of a non issue.

@EricaGamet

2 жыл бұрын

@@taroman7100 Name even one trans woman of color who has gone missing... name one Native/Indigenous woman that was missing and later found murdered. From any of the last ten years. The fact is not whether or not someone follows the case... but that the general public never hears about the cases when they've gone missing. It doesn't compel viewership and therefore doesn't bring in the ad dollars. The missing white woman syndrome (in the news) is real... people are fascinated by bad things happening to "America's Sweeheart" types.

@a-t5380

2 жыл бұрын

@@EricaGamet why did it have to be a trans women of color... Just women of color in general..

@a-t5380

2 жыл бұрын

@@taroman7100 the guy thay brought it up was white.. Stop projecting.. Your racism is showing

I’ve seen some commenters make really good points on Gabbys heightened state of emotion on the roadside. As well as being trapped in an abuse cycle, she was likely very dehydrated at that point. Dirty Laundrie said they were on their way to fill up their water tank coz they’d run out. She wasn’t producing many tears as she cried and she drank those two big bottles of water in the police car. Who knows how long she had been without water, poor thing. It was so sad that she was going to accept a domestic violence charge without mentioning what the witness had seen - that he was slapping and hitting her. She must have been scared of him. He also said to the police “i hope she doesn’t have too many complaints about ME”. Justice for Gabby

I love how he didn't let the interviewer stop him from answering the questions even though she desperately tried.

bless her heart, she was too good for his sorry behind.

"Last seen leaving on foot" is incorrect. First of all, it's only his parents who claim he headed for the swamp and secondly, he took their Mustang, which they picked up later.

@avifinkelstein9510

2 жыл бұрын

It seems incorrect. Or is it news?

@j.a.n.7519

2 жыл бұрын

@@avifinkelstein9510 Getting harder and harder to tell, Isn't it? But the news is that no one saw Brian Laundrie leave -- we have only his parents' story that he drove to the reserve.

@jennifermcgoldrick6323

2 жыл бұрын

Once you get out of car and leave walking you are on foot. I agree though he started at the place they camped as a family, not this much more treacherous preserve.

@j.a.n.7519

2 жыл бұрын

@@jennifermcgoldrick6323 You're right. I think I'm protesting the phrase "he was seen." Not a soul saw him, allegedly even his parents.

@taroman7100

2 жыл бұрын

They should be in jail RIGHT NOW for aiding and abetting.

This is a good video! Intelligent questions, clever responses. Good job! Condolences to the family😢

Never hide your abuse. When you do ask for help, cops don't believe you, or laugh in your face (as was my experience).

@taroman7100

2 жыл бұрын

I hate being laughed at. I've had people laugh at me when I describe how my husband died. In my opinion if you laugh at someones suffering you are inhumane.

In most ALL past cases parents, who siblings are involved in a murder or coverup, will defend their child even if they feel they're guilty. I know my mom would turn me in in a second if she knew I was involved directly, or even indirectly, in a murder. This fact about those parents who chose the side of their siblings is very disturbing and speaks loundly about society's moral and ethical values of today. God help this country!

@misstmemrs

2 жыл бұрын

He has helpers. Who are his family? Any cops?

@cucar8363

2 жыл бұрын

Mine too!!

@user-pv4ln8qm3y

2 жыл бұрын

Меня тоже бы в жизни не выдали , родители есть родители

BRIAN HAD LOCKED HER OUT OF HER --- HER--- HER VAN!!!

@manicmurph

2 жыл бұрын

He sounds like a typical gaslighting narcissist.

This is such a sad story they should be arrested him day one on the spot if he truly did love her like that he said he did he would’ve been concerned for her and the parents are odd

Great interview nicely put together!👍🏽

He is a survivalist and knows how to live off the land. His parents know that. But I m sure he’s not in that preserve. People need to ask neighbors across the street , can they put up a huge banner with pic of Gabby and memorial so the his parents hav to see it everyday!!!! I hope all the dirty Laundries are charged!!!

@sonia354

2 жыл бұрын

He only needs to make ONE mistake -and he’s finished. His arrogance will be growing , the longer he’s not found-if he’s alive still that is-. Arrogance can lead ppl to get slack with covering their tracks(as it were). The FBI have infrared cameras, provided they have intel saying where he is-it’s just a matter of time. As for his parents? I hope they see the young woman’s face that lived in their home for over a year-some reports say two years-every time they close their eyes. Where is the sympathy for her parents? The “ANYTHING” for Gabbys family? To me, that’s unconscionable that they can treat another family that they know(their son was going to marry their daughter)? Even if Brian spun them a story, there’s no reason they couldn’t have at least said how sorry they are for her death? Send them an email, a note? Even through a lawyer? that doesn’t necessarily throw their son under a bus, just expresses sympathy to another family in pain. If it were REVERSED? How would they want Gabby’s family to treat them? The very small amount that we have seen of Gabby’s parents/step parents, ITS JUST MY OPINION-without having met these people, that they wouldn’t have treated the Laundries the way they have been treated, IF Gabby had (allegedly) murdered Brian, and she turned up at home etc…

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

According to a friend of His, he already lived in the Appalachian mountains for months. So he could do it again. Swampland... not so easily.

@sonia354

2 жыл бұрын

@phocused 247 IF that’s true-and I have no idea if it is-he’s even more screwed up than I thought. No woman in their right mind would go anywhere near him.

@jenniferlorence1950

2 жыл бұрын

@phocused 247 EXACTLY, and I am Glad to See a young man who is NOT belittling Gabby. I read about three other comments of Young men writing derogative comments about Gabby, that tells me there are a LOT of young men, guys, out there that have the Same type of behavior against women, and the Same Superiority Complex in front of women, young women should have these guys these days taken to a Psychiatrist before they date them, or get involves, many of these guys have a Criminal Mind and they hide it Very well.

@jenniferlorence1950

2 жыл бұрын

@phocused 247 Also, if Brian would've been a Black Man, his fate would've been very Different when the Cops attended that phone Call where someone said that he was Slapping Gabby.

in so many videos Gabby’s eyes always look like she just got done crying any body else notice how swollen they look ? and how red

@yestothelifelovelight9816

2 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍👍👍

@anamishublog

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Agree. The video when she said they would spend time in the tent and Brian was stretching outside in the morning. She looked like she cried

@KH-gi4li

2 жыл бұрын

Yes definitely

@karenjones9215

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that as well but wasn't sure at first.

@axzel4038

2 жыл бұрын

@@anamishublog confirmation bias

Very good (excellent) reporting, interviews and information, thank you very much.

very well cover and presented... thank you Pei Sze Cheng... really well done.

When you kill someone, you don't have a plan. I assume all you think about is to hide and try not get caught, even if it means to hide in a trash can for days.

@lizjoe21750

2 жыл бұрын

Explain premeditation, then, please. To be fair, I don't think Brian Laundrie had a plan. Plenty of murderers, though, have.

@rixanneh18

2 жыл бұрын

@@lizjoe21750 premeditation only has to be for a few seconds. Anything beyond an initial action/reaction. Like strangling someone takes about 4 minutes. So you had 3 minutes and 55 seconds of premeditation, time that you could have stopped but are continuing to do so. Stabbing someone to death, how deep is the stab wound, were you trying to get away or just make them stop? After you did that initially, anything else is premeditated. You made a decision to continue toward murder.

Odds are this guy has already committed suicide. They'll likely find his body somewhere remote. This is a horrible story. It is possible that by aiding him (if in fact they did) they may have also aided him in taking his own life.

@hankmullins3090

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you 💯

@TheOneanjel

2 жыл бұрын

sociopaths almost never commit suicide.

@ruthfoss8463

2 жыл бұрын

If Brian is guilty of killing Gabby I doubt very much that he’s committed suicide. These kinds of people love themselves too much to kill themselves. No he’s alive and well hidden. I believe he will soon be found though. He will show up!

@ruthfoss8463

2 жыл бұрын

I wasn’t aware I could only express my opinion if I had more degrees/titles than you. Lol You are nuts! Leave me alone!

@pippa9912

2 жыл бұрын

@EyesWideShut50 you are cringe

I don’t understand. He came home in Gabby’s van without her. They issue an arrest for stolen credit cards why not charges for a stolen van. I wonder what the conversation was with his parents when Gabby was not with him. What about cell phone pings. Can’t they determine where he is at. These people are all rotten to the core.

@sswan3192

2 жыл бұрын

Because Gabby would need to report the van missing. Obviously, he was seen taking turns driving or whatever on their blogs. There isn't any issue to approach there.

@sswan3192

2 жыл бұрын

And no, they're not rotten to the core. They have thousands of missing persons cases to assess and chase up. Some of them very cold. They have active crimes to chase. And you're not looking at the strict legal side of things. You can't just issue an arrest warrant without meeting a standard that holds up in court. Because one misstep and it gets thrown out of court as a mistrial. At which point you'll be sitting there calling them useless too.

@pambednarz7051

2 жыл бұрын

@@sswan3192 she was missing at the time now dead he was using her credit cards it is her van. Two red flags there. My kid comes home without his fiancé driving her van and her wears bouts are unknown I am dragging him to the police not packing to go on a few day camping trip. This family is horrible.

Parents be careful of the guy that walk in your doors to get access to your daughter MY sincere sympathy to the family...there are a lot of ravenous wolves in sheep clothing outside . let your children know you are their best friend they can speak to you about any problem..IT is so sad they were both young and full of life the world is fill with evil young people be careful of the lies out there .Keep focused! Be watchful! do not be decieved...

@lynnereyes5125

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said

I grew up in south Florida very near this area. You don't just go hiking here without staying on well worn paths because the undergrowth is so dense and full of vines tangled in everything that it would take a very long time to get through it. Plus it is largely swamp filled with snakes, alligators and other nasty things and you would have to go around - not through them! He wasn't SEEN leaving on foot - his parents certainly knew where to go pick up his car! They absolutely know when he left and what his destination was! I bet if their bank records are checked they will find that the parents financed his escape! He is not going to be found in this preserve! If he went there at all it was to get over to I-75 and have someone pick him up and drive him out of the state. He's heading to a border to try and get to another country where he can blend in and disappear so that he never has to face a murder trial. This is not a big city! The Laundries are going to have to move because the neighbors and others in that area will not forget what they have done! They won't be able to go to the grocery store or out to a restaurant without being stared at and videoed by others. Why didn't the North Port police have him under surveillance? Because they didn't even think about it! These officers are not trained in dealing with anything like this. They concentrate on DUI's, drug busts, speeding tickets and traffic violations! And this wouldn't be the first time that a huge blunder was committed! Mark my words - he won't be found in that swamp or even in Florida!

@Nikpredmi

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. He is long gone outta the country by now and his parents totally sent law enforcement elsewhere to throw ‘em off

That bit when she is in a tent, it looks like she has been crying

@JoeBoxerNo1

2 жыл бұрын

Or high on weed, or some other drug.

@brittaolson6550

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoeBoxerNo1 She might have just had allergies. People are always saying my sister and I look high because of allergies. We don’t do THC at all. Or any other drug…we are both in recovery.

Great coverage. Thanks for sharing.

We’ve all met a Gabby in our life that’s why this hits so hard for everyone

One would hope that such attention would be paid to any death, any missing person, persons. So sad for both those families. Laundrie should turn himself in and answer questions, as should his parents. The resources needed to seek all evidence could be simply limited by honesty, the truth. If you want to save your son's life too, the parents should cooperate.

@zariballard

2 жыл бұрын

jf76 Only sad for ONE family.

@wrmlm37

2 жыл бұрын

NOPE! Only HER FAMILY is. responsible for letting THEIR OWN daughter, down. Why did they not get concerned SOONER? They KNEW the relationship was crumbling, but don't report her missing for OVER 11 DAYS? C'mon, People. Something is wrong on BOTH SIDES!

@d.froggiez369

2 жыл бұрын

@@wrmlm37 absolutely disgusting to blame the victims.... 🤢🤮

@markusrose9667

2 жыл бұрын

It’s hard to turn yourself in when you’re dead!

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

We do not even hear about American families and their helpers left behind in Afghanistan any more.

In Wisconsin if people are in a domestic dispute and physical assault is included, one person has to be removed or go to jail over night for their safety.

@brandi6087

2 жыл бұрын

That's what happened the day the cops were called due to their domestic dispute. Apparently they put Brian up in a motel for a night since she was the "perpetrator". Which I think is crazy to me!

@lamaravilla9486

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandi6087 ummm because the van is hers that’s why

The Cops seem to see Brian as an "Equal". A "Brother" to protect.

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

Very sad the police officers on the scene in Moab Utah knew nothing about what happens in Abusive Relationships . If the witnesses that called 911 would of stayed on the scene to explain they saw Brian Laundrie slapping Gabby Petito he would of been arrested for battery and domestic violence .

@keelsmac01

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexrichardson5731 so, would they have asked him...”think hard before you answer this question” did you mean her harm when you hit gabby? Because that’s what they asked her. Funny the double standard y’all are willing to accept...until it’s you or your son.

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

@@keelsmac01 In Moad Utah the 2 male police officers seem to take Brian Laundrie's side. The police officers never asked Brian Laundrie if he ever hit Gabby Petito. Police departments hire applicants with Low IQs of less then 95 that know nothing about domestic violemce . When wtnesses called 911 to report they saw Brian Laundrie slapping Gabby Petito the informaton about the 911 was not given to the police officers which is a problem. If the police officers on the scene knew about the 911 call of witnesses reporting seeing Brian Laundrie slapping Gabby Petito he would of been arrested for battery and domestic violence charges . In Moab Utah thee female park ranger told Gabby Petito the relationship with Brian Laundrie was toxic. Friends of Gabby Petito and of Brian Laundrie in high school stated their relationship had drama and was unhealthy .

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

@Richard Garcia Brian Laundrie has a history of being abusive towards Gabby Petito. Male domestic violence abusers often say the female victim is crazy to avoid taking blame for themselves being abusive in the relationship. Brian Laundrie is a sociopath that murdered Gabby Petito then went home to his parents so they could help him go into hiding to avoid being held responsible for the murder of Gabby Petito.

@alexrichardson5731

2 жыл бұрын

@Richard Garcia In Moad Utah witnesses called 911 to report seeing Brian Laundrie slapping Gabby Petito. If the witnesses would of stayed at the scene to explain they saw Brian Laundrie slapping Gabby Petito he would of been arrested for battery and domestic violence charges. Brian Laundrie is the only suspect in the murder of Gabby Petito. Brian Laundrie is a sociopath that failed to control his temper & murdered Gabby Petito.

Out of respect for the Petito family, media does need to stop showing Gabby next to her killer.

Does this actually question why HER parents left her on her own, for over 11 days. Where were they THEN? Why wait until September 11TH? And then NEVER take responsibility for ignoring THEIR OWN DAUGHTER???? Edit: Nothing new HERE!

How did he leave on foot if they later went to pick up his car and brought it home?

@alohaXamanda

2 жыл бұрын

He likely hiked north to Colter Bay, where he was picked up by Miranda, who then dropped him off near Jackson Bay. Their van was parked within hiking/hitchhiking distance of Jackson Bay, and he left Miranda’s car and crossed to a parking lot with hikers/tourists saying he was going to find another ride. That means someone else would have seen Brian and possibly given him a ride to Spread Creek or close to.

@alohaXamanda

2 жыл бұрын

And that was on the 29th. We know he got back to the van with enough time to drive to Florida by Sept 1.

@f4h216

2 жыл бұрын

yea and did they have a spare key to the car or something? or did they use the original key to drive the car back home

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

@@alohaXamanda yes. Check out Brian Laundrie hitchhiking August 29th ... it got into the New York Post by now from KZread channels

@wholeshebang1

2 жыл бұрын

@@alohaXamanda - Another woman driver stated she picked him up where Miranda had dropped him off, and drove him back to Spread Creek. He became agitated in both cars and demanded to be let out.

I don't think he is even remotely close to where they are searching. I think his parents helped him get/plan this getaway long before "he took off walking in the preserve"

@sarahanonymous1036

2 жыл бұрын

I would agree with that assessment. It's all a wild goose chase, and the officer/ranger said himself that he wouldn't be able to survive out there on his own. It's just a way to have most of the focus and manpower sent there. It's true that they're also doing their best to look nationally, but the U.S. landmass is unreasonably large and even with our current technology, I just don't know if it's possible to find him at this point. But if there's one thing that could lead to his capture, it will be how young he is. I was pretty stupid at that age and I imagine 23-year-old men are even stupider so he's bound to slip up and make a mistake at some point.

Somewhere, in some alternate universe, Brian stayed at the hotel that the cops drove him to, and Gabby took the van and drove home to her loving friends and family. Rest In Peace, sweet girl. My heart goes out to you.

@leighsimpkins2523

2 жыл бұрын

OMG your comment has touched my heart. Thankyou 💗

Did nobody actually watch the Utah police bodycam video??? Gabby TOLD THEM that Brian had slapped her when she was sitting in the back of the police car, and showed them where, and the cop in charge just dismissed it!!! He had already “buddy bonded” with Brian. The cop had even asked him if he was on drugs because of his odd behavior and hearing Brian’s response that it was nerves due to seeing the cop car lights, agreed that that happened to him too. Apparently, he felt like two peas in a pod with Brian, which is a red flag, IMO...

@jenniferlorence1950

2 жыл бұрын

If Brian would've been a Black Man they Cops would've acted Very Different. No Doubt!!! He would've been DEAD by now. End of the Story, but their lover boy was a Privileged White Boy.

Jeffery Reynolds gets it. Glad a proper professional is weighing in on this. Excellent journalism and interviewing.

@jaydirt2006

2 жыл бұрын

You mean that racist?

@annaverano5843

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaydirt2006 omg everything is racist now days smdh 😡😡😡😡😡

@opinionsarentfacts3515

2 жыл бұрын

@@annaverano5843 It was racist. Missing white woman syndrome??? That’s hilarious. The media will stop at nothing to convince people of color what victims they are and make them feel like shyt. People of color should be pissed at the media, Liberals and Democrats for doing this to them. DON’T ALLOW THEM TO!!! This isn’t the situation to race bait with yet here they are doing it. That’s despicable and highly disrespectful especially to her family.

@annaverano5843

2 жыл бұрын

@@opinionsarentfacts3515 im agreeing with you . Its sick hearing that stupid bs and im sick of it

This is so Worth Watching all the way through!

35-40 years ago a woman could have been in hysterics because of what she had been going through with verbal threats like i will catch u at work and blow your brains out, saying it in front of a 10 yr old daughter and 14 year old boy, son and daughter. Son gets in fathers face saying you'll have to blow my brains out first Dad. So what happens being as father locked himself in a bedroom? Wife advised if she had some place to go then that would be good. So i had to leave my home with my 2 children and no he was not arrested. There weren't any laws back then to protect the woman. And now very few cops listen like they should. I sat on my couch crying for this poor girl because I've felt the exact same kind of fear that she was feeling. I said then, they are going to find her dead somewhere and sure enough it happened. God be with her family. She has her real angel wings now. Love you Gabby.

The Tony Timpa case in Dallas also showed how cops completely misinterpreted what was really going on with a distressed person asking for help. As a teacher, I have been through a lot of professional development related to trauma and human development. IMO Policemen need this as well.

@alohaXamanda

2 жыл бұрын

I’m curious about this case now. I think that the way police often treat MMIW cases frames the victim as a criminal or someone who brought about their own disappearance or murder. When police receive a DV or mental health call, or determine the situation is mental health and DV related, social workers need to be called to the scene. Police and other authorities need to be trained on how to recognize signs of DV and defensive wounds.

@musicianeducator3459

2 жыл бұрын

@@alohaXamanda I agree that it might not hurt to have profilers/psychology experts assisting police, but they would have to be assistive, not a replacement. Unfortunately, police budgets are already stretched. Idk if it’s like school budgets, where upper administrative costs suck up the dollars, but it’s possible. I love LE in general; most of them are great humans who want to help mankind. But many of them are young, lacking life experience, and could use some education regarding human psychology. To me - BL’s controlling narcissism was obvious. He was laughing while she was obviously very upset. They are supposed to be a young couple in love? BL’s actions showed absolutely no concern for her, and he was happy (and relieved) to engage in banter with the cop, tearing her down. Very sad. Very classic narcissist behavior.

@Vrin137

2 жыл бұрын

@@musicianeducator3459 Indeed, and the police at first were neutral, only when the bearded cop came in and started to focus on Gabby and kept on referring to his mentally ill wife on meds even he told Brian how the meds helped her with anxiety pushing the idea that Gabby needed meds. This cop changed the entire storyline the moment he arrived. He was pompous and dominating. He had zero sympathies for Gabby and it was all about comforting Brian as he was mirroring himself and his marriage situation. I think that cop had narcs behaviors and wouldn't surprise his wife's condition is from his behavior. I hope she divorces him after seeing how he talked about her to strangers at work who turned out to be a murderer!!!

@musicianeducator3459

2 жыл бұрын

@@Vrin137 yep that cop loved to talk about himself. If he had listened as much as he talked, I could’ve chalked that up to him trying to manipulate Brian and getting him to talk more. Instead, he dominated the conversation and didn’t make Brian explain further why he locked her out of the car.

@thunkjunk

2 жыл бұрын

Timpa had psychiatric medication that he didn't take and instead snorted a bunch of coke. He went a little nuts and the officers were trying to hold him down. However, their efforts included pressing down on Timpa's back while Timpa was prone and cuffed. This went on for a prolonged period of time while they waited for EMS. This resulted in Timpa dying from lack of oxygen.

What I want to know is why the officers who pulled Gabby and Brian over, let them go. And yes, I understand they were trying to solve what seemed to be a small altercation without arresting young adults on a cross country road trip. But if you watch the police body cam footage, Gabby was the one the police said was at fault in this specific situation and they basically coached her on what to say so that they didn’t have to arrest her, but that arrest could have potentially saved her life…so while I’m not saying it’s the officers fault, I am saying I think this needs to be looked into deeper at some point because as we can see, it can lead to a much different situation.

A good parent always teaches their child to do the right thing. They don't encourage or excuse their child's bad behavior, no matter how old this child is. That speaks a lot about that entire family. He's probably far far away in a different country assisted by his family. Police also are to blame for allowing him to murder her. They wasted over an hour to find "him" as the victim??? Shame on them. Why did her family wait 11 days to report her missing?

The police really let Gabby down.

@karmi8821

2 жыл бұрын

And other let him free!