Why is everyone so obsessed with Gabby Petito?

brien evans wrote:

It's crazy how some zoomer vlogger is outsmarting all police, FBI, and the US surveillance state apparatus.

If those other vloggers didn't tell the FBI where the van was parked this would still be a missing person case where the police were saying no known crime was committed.

If he's that smart he wouldn't have murdered his girlfriend.

From what I've read, that reserve would be a miserable place to hide in as it has standing water with alligators and snakes. There's a Greyhound station within reasonable walking distance from his parents house so maybe he told them he was heading to the reserve but hopped on a bus instead.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

If he's that smart he wouldn't have murdered his girlfriend.

Would you agree when I say that, a man’s freedom only exists when he is free to pursue his desires?

brien evans wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

If he's that smart he wouldn't have murdered his girlfriend.

Would you agree when I say that, a man’s freedom only exists when he is free to pursue his desires?

Yep. Freedom in it's purest form gives one the right to do whatever the heck they want, regardless of how it impacts everyone and everything.

te5n1k wrote:

lol at people thinking he will never be caught. it might not be as soon as it should be. it could be in 10 year, but he will be caught and him running away is basically an admission of guilt. all they need is a fraction of evidence to charge him with murder and given all the publicity its gotten a jury would convict 100% of the time.

He will never been caught. He is a vestige in the sands of time. The Big Fade. He had a four day head start on the bumbling FBI. He's sipping beers on a beach in Caracas. You will never see Laundry again.

Cute girls won't date me because they think I'm weird.

This guy managed to find an incredibly cute girlfriend.

My takeaway from this story: girls find me to be creepier than a literal girlfriend killing murderer.

Discusss wrote:

Looks like the Laundries’ attorney canceled today’s press conference at FBI’s request. Why would the FBI care? Because it thinks Brian might be hiding and getting an open or coded message through the presser that they want him to not have? Even so, why would the attorney agree to postpone? Presumably the FBI doesn’t have the authority to prevent an attorney or really anyone from holding a presser (or does it under some circumstances?), so there must be some type of mutual understanding and agreement prompting the postponement.

Very mysterious. Nytimes is now reporting that the attorney canceled the presser “after a conversation with the FBI. No inference should be drawn from this statement”. The earlier news reports said he canceled it at the FBI’s request. Toothpaste can’t be squeezed back into the tube; question is why did the FBI make them cancel?

my takeaway: wrote:

Cute girls won't date me because they think I'm weird.

This guy managed to find an incredibly cute girlfriend.

My takeaway from this story: girls find me to be creepier than a literal girlfriend killing murderer.

Girls weirdly like to date jerks, not nice guys. But one of them might marry you if you have a good job.

tennis suks wrote:

I'm actually more surprised by the interest in Emily Raducanu. Never has some rando tennis gal garnered such notoriety. Things broke her way and she won a contest of 2 no names. Big whoop. Its not like she beat a slew of top players. She beat the 11th and 17th seeds. B F D

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She's an 18 year old that won a major with the whole tennis world watching. How many men or women in tennis or any other sport have ever done that? Her game looked great. She beat a very good opponent. She's also attractive and a very gracious and apparently kind young lady. She may never rise to that height again but so what. On a late summer Sunday in New York she was the best in the world and handled it so well.

What if auto-complete changed, say, Yellowstone to Yosemite? Well, it didn't happen on my phone just this moment, so it was probably just an out and out misdirection despite the fact that they had just been in Utah far, far away from Yosemite. Prior to the allegations that he was seen slapping her in Utah, I would have said that maybe she was scratching him up and he reacted by hitting her and she died by hitting her head on a rock. After seeing the allegations and obviously seeing him disappear and probably lie about where he was going to his family, I wonder about whether it was much more intentional, continued abuse, or even a conversation about her leaving him that set him off.

my takeaway: wrote:

Cute girls won't date me because they think I'm weird.

This guy managed to find an incredibly cute girlfriend.

My takeaway from this story: girls find me to be creepier than a literal girlfriend killing murderer.

This is what's driving it: millennial and zoomer incels who see one of their own who was getting @ss willingly from a girl of their dreams. And they can't believe he chose to kill her and end that. Or they are glad he did.

you figured it out, you genius!!

Oil embargo wrote:

te5n1k wrote:

lol at people thinking he will never be caught. it might not be as soon as it should be. it could be in 10 year, but he will be caught and him running away is basically an admission of guilt. all they need is a fraction of evidence to charge him with murder and given all the publicity its gotten a jury would convict 100% of the time.

He will never been caught. He is a vestige in the sands of time. The Big Fade. He had a four day head start on the bumbling FBI. He's sipping beers on a beach in Caracas. You will never see Laundry again.

I'll say it again. Liam Neeson will find him.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

brien evans wrote:

It's crazy how some zoomer vlogger is outsmarting all police, FBI, and the US surveillance state apparatus.

If those other vloggers didn't tell the FBI where the van was parked this would still be a missing person case where the police were saying no known crime was committed.

If he's that smart he wouldn't have murdered his girlfriend.

From what I've read, that reserve would be a miserable place to hide in as it has standing water with alligators and snakes. There's a Greyhound station within reasonable walking distance from his parents house so maybe he told them he was heading to the reserve but hopped on a bus instead.

Why would anyone believe anything his parents are saying? They hide behind their attorney instead of reporting her missing and say nothing but oh now they're going to help with the 'search' vs sending police on a wild goose chase? They probably know where he is and probably withdrew a lot of cash recently....

thsjdjdjdjd wrote:

Why would anyone believe anything his parents are saying? They hide behind their attorney instead of reporting her missing and say nothing but oh now they're going to help with the 'search' vs sending police on a wild goose chase? They probably know where he is and probably withdrew a lot of cash recently....

The cops likely have more reason to believe he is in the preserve than just the parents saying so. As for the parents, no parent wants to believe that their son committed a crime, so if he did commit one, he’d probably have an easy time telling them what they want to believe, and then flee when he couldn’t justify his story anymore.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

He would be convicted because he is guilty and not because of all the publicity the case is receiving.

yeah this has "fair trial" written all over it

So now that Brian is on the run we can ask if he would have a better chance of escape if he was a distance runner. If he was a marathoner or ultra runner would he be more capable of putting miles between himself and the authorities? (If he is indeed in that FL reserve I think he will be found soon. Very flat landscape and they are searching with drones.)

mr38 wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

He would be convicted because he is guilty and not because of all the publicity the case is receiving.

yeah this has "fair trial" written all over it

Somehow Casey Anthony got a "fair trial" and that murdering bi#ch is now off living her life. Her actions regarding her own child make Laundrie's actions look normal.

Oil embargo wrote:

te5n1k wrote:

lol at people thinking he will never be caught. it might not be as soon as it should be. it could be in 10 year, but he will be caught and him running away is basically an admission of guilt. all they need is a fraction of evidence to charge him with murder and given all the publicity its gotten a jury would convict 100% of the time.

He will never been caught. He is a vestige in the sands of time. The Big Fade. He had a four day head start on the bumbling FBI. He's sipping beers on a beach in Caracas. You will never see Laundry again.

He'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already.

TNrunnerTundra wrote:

So now that Brian is on the run we can ask if he would have a better chance of escape if he was a distance runner. If he was a marathoner or ultra runner would he be more capable of putting miles between himself and the authorities? (If he is indeed in that FL reserve I think he will be found soon. Very flat landscape and they are searching with drones.)

He can’t really hide in the reserve for too long with drones and what not tracking 24/7, but he may not be there having already gotten out, possibly out of the country as well. Remember that he had a good two weeks at home to plan everything. All you need is to purchase a prepaid burner phone with a data plan with cash to plan your escape well before her parents even filed a missing person report.

As for if he were an ultra runner, he would indeed have a better chance of escape in terrain unsuitable for jeeps, but the reserve is mostly swamp and unsuitable even for feet (unless he is Jesus), so he’d have to be a triathlete with gator outsmarting skills.