Gabby Petito issue

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk

originally posted by: SirHardHarry

originally posted by: mtnshredder

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
Laundrie's parents should be arrested...NOW!!

Held without bond, and subjected to intense interrogation!

They are guilty of Aiding and Abetting a Felony criminal act, and Obstructing a Murder investigation!!

Yes they should.

What crime did they commit?

Obstruction of an ongoing Murder investigation, and willful aiding and abetting a felon in the commission of a federal crime of murder in the 1st degree.

Where has it been proved it's a murder investigation?

Cause of death has not been stated.

So, what crime?

a reply to: SirHardHarry

One more time...Obstruction.

Look, you can defend these people all you like. Just wait until you see what happens tomorrow (maybe even tonight).

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: SirHardHarry

One more time...Obstruction.

Look, you can defend these people all you like. Just wait until you see what happens tomorrow (maybe even tonight).

Obstruction of what? There was no evidence of a crime to obstruct.

I'm not defending them, I'm defending the rule of law.

A body is not evidence of a crime. No crime=no arrest.

Though that may change. If they determine cause of death.

Unless you like arresting people just to make them talk.

a reply to: SirHardHarry

I don't know anyone who wouldn't assume he murdered her at
this point. And the cops can arrest anyone and hold them from
two to three days simply for observation. Question their mental
state and that's it.

originally posted by: mtnshredder
So sad to hear this, my condolences to her family. 😔

I thought this would be the outcome just wish I’d been wrong.

Now to find the next body.

Yes. I think possibly.

He seems like he's in shock.

There's no telling what he'll do.

a reply to: Randyvine2

I don't know anyone who wouldn't assume he murdered her

Assumptions aren't proof.Or evidence. Or carry legal weight.

the cops can arrest anyone and hold them from
two to three days simply for observation

Without cause? You sure?

Yeah they can *do* anything, whether they are held accountable or it's within the law is another.

a reply to: SirHardHarry

Yeah they can for psychiatric evaluation. Some states two days
and I think three in others. Because that's the amount of time
the have to charge you with something. If they can't find a charge
you walk. If they find you might be a danger to yourself or others?

They ship you to a psych ward.

Hey folks, I wanted to point this out, I don't think anyone has pointed it out yet.

The last were-abouts of Petito and Laundrie (aside from a potentially fake text coming from Yosemite), was at Teton National Park.

My friends, what is in Teton National Park OR if you would consider 2 miles away?

The Zone of Death, where murder is legal because there is no court who has jurisdiction to trie you in a court of law with your peers.

en.wikipedia.org...(Yellowstone)

a reply to: JimmyNeutr0n

Ahhh...the "Train Station"!!!!

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: mtnshredder
So sad to hear this, my condolences to her family. 😔

I thought this would be the outcome just wish I’d been wrong.

Now to find the next body.

Yes. I think possibly.

He seems like he's in shock.

There's no telling what he'll do.

As sad as it may be...I expect any time to hear how they found him dead as well.

a reply to: JimmyNeutr0n

Some guy was convicted for clipping an elk illegally in that area, they wouldn't let someone walk on a homicide.

But I think it's moot anyway, dude bro probably offed himself in Florida.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Well, they got him on a plea deal that he wouldn't use the Zone of Death as the basis of an appeal, but yeah.

Poaching is one of those crimes which (rightfully) has some very stiff penalties. Poaching inside the boundaries of a National Park makes it even worse. This often results in plea deals which will stick. Waiving the right to an appeal is a pretty serious concession.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

No matter how many times you say this it doesn't make it true. There was no warrant out for his arrest so they definitely weren't aiding & abetting. He's also an adult who wasn't under house arrest so he is free to come and go as he pleases.

For all we know his parents simply thought he was trying to get away from the mob surrounding his house for a few days. When he didn't show back up they contacted the lawyer who notified the police. His parents were under no legal obligation to report his every move to the police.

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Except for one "tiny" detail...

The parents somehow knew to go pick up Laudrie's car, a Mustang, at the Carlton Reserve parking lot on Tuesday of last week. The parents brought the car back to their house. How did they know to do this? Why did they do this? Why did they not notify the authorities right then? Why wait until Friday when authorities showed up to suddenly announce their son was a missing person? (since the previous Tuesday).

Do you deny there has been an on-going "investigation" by federal and local authorities? Regardless of whether it is a missing person investigation, or a murder investigation, it is still an official "investigation". If a person obstructs an official investigation they are committing a crime. More importantly, if a person willfully interferes in that investigation to influence the outcome, that is also a crime.

Don't you think willfully relocating a vehicle so as to obfuscate the situation and send authorities on a wild goose chase in a swamp might count as obstruction with intent???

ETA - Think about it for a minute...what did this dude do? Did he just call up his mom/dad and say...'Hey, probably won't have much use for my car anymore, so you might as well pick it up from the Carlton Reserve parking lot, the keys are under the floormat.' (????)

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Exactly. I think the car is the red herring. The parents I believe aided in his disappearance/escape.

originally posted by: 38181
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Exactly. I think the car is the red herring. The parents I believe aided in his disappearance/escape.

They ABSOLUTELY did!! No question about it!

From day one even.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

What's the park's policy on overnight parking? He could have easily told his parents that he was going camping for the night and didn't want his car to be towed.

Until yesterday this was simply a missing person's case. While police may have assumed Gabby was dead, they couldn't proceed with any other kind of investigation. They also had no real evidence that foul play may have been involved. Even now the cause of death is not known.

On Tuesday of last week, Laundrie was just a person of interest in a missing person's case. That was still the case on Friday when the family revealed to police that he had left. If Laundrie didn't confess to his parents that he was responsible for Gabby's disappearance and then tell them that he was going into the reserve to slip away then there's no crime that was committed.

If these people have all lawyered up, investigators would be directed to submit all questions to the attorneys, correct?
How would directing questions to attorneys be obstruction?
Also, how would assertion of constitutional rights be obstruction?

I understand anger at people not cooperating, but in our nation cooperation is not required, is it?

Feds are at his folks house executing a search warrant this morning. Not much better than a tabloid , many see them as a tabloid but sometimes they do get things right.

Federal law enforcement agents were seen searching the home of Brian Laundrie in North Port, Florida, Monday morning, as the investigation continues into the disappearance of Laundrie’s fiancée, Gabby Petito.

FBI Searches Brian Laundrie’s Home As Gabby Petito Investigation Continues

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Whole lotta' "ifs" there, my friend!