Gabby Petito found dead in Wyoming
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I realize they can't charge him with murder when they hadn't even found a body. But in many high-profile investigations they will find some lesser charge, even something very minimal, to have grounds to bring him in and keep eyes on him.
Again I just find it very weird that no one felt it to be very important to keep track of the boyfriend of a missing person with a recently call for domestic situation who showed back up with her vehicle and no explanation.
He was already in hiding when she was reported missing. his parents and his attorney aren't going to give him up.
I don't understand why you can't understand this, it's pretty simple.
Police visited the Laundrie family home after Petito was reported missing, but Laundrie's family refused to talk and instead gave authorities their attorney's information, police said last week.
Search for Gabby Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie focuses on Florida nature reserve
Their home was searched Friday evening after Laundrie's family told police they had not seen him for days. He left home with his backpack Tuesday and told them he was going to a local nature reserve, Taylor, the police spokesperson, said Saturday.
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I just read that. Which confused me because the youtubers had pictures of the van by where the body was found. So I thought the van was left there by the body.
Only if they have a warrant or something that they physically get in the way of. Nobody has to cooperate with the investigation. If they have something and try to bring him in and they hide him, yes.
I believe that the YouTubers didn’t realize what they had saw (the van) until they went back and edited their dash cam footage.
That’s how I understood it anyways…
I guess I don't understand what you mean by "give him up". I understand he wasn't saying anything. But it's not law enforcement's job to say "gee, he's not saying anything, nothing we can do here!"
With all the circumstantial evidence pointing towards him I can't believe they couldn't find some charge to bring him in on. Not for the murder, but something. This is really common in investigations like this. You obviously can't bring the murder charge until you know she's dead, but usually you can find some lesser charge to at least get them in. At a minimum I can't believe they weren't at least keeping track of his whereabouts.
Tuesday of last week the North Port Police Chief said he knew where Laundrie was. He didn't scoot out of his parents house until sometime last week. He wasn't in hiding, he simply was exercising his 5th amendment right not to talk to authorities.
If they know where he is right now and choose to not say anything is that a crime?
As a country we have an unhealthy fascination with murder/porn stories.
Police visited the Laundrie family home after Petito was reported missing, but Laundrie's family refused to talk and instead gave authorities their attorney's information, police said last week.
Search for Gabby Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie focuses on Florida nature reserve
Their home was searched Friday evening after Laundrie's family told police they had not seen him for days. He left home with his backpack Tuesday and told them he was going to a local nature reserve, Taylor, the police spokesperson, said Saturday.
it could at trial and determining sentencing
I’ve seen murderers walk away totally free after they intentionally created the entire incident just because of an unsubstantiated claim they felt threatened
Police visited the Laundrie family home after Petito was reported missing, but Laundrie's family refused to talk and instead gave authorities their attorney's information, police said last week.
Search for Gabby Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie focuses on Florida nature reserve
Their home was searched Friday evening after Laundrie's family told police they had not seen him for days. He left home with his backpack Tuesday and told them he was going to a local nature reserve, Taylor, the police spokesperson, said Saturday.
And maybe I'm not clear on the timeframe, but he hadn't gone missing at the time of the initial police contact, right?
I assume if they helped him get there or the if they lie about it. I don't think they are compelled to speak though.
He first refused to talk to them then went into hiding. Every inquiry after that was then referred to the Attorney. Even if the police were surveilling him I'm sure he could have easily eluded them.
