When and how will Brian laundrie be caught

You need to travel more. It's easy to get around anywhere in Central and South America without speaking Spanish. And Spanish is easy to pick up.

Post Homage wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

He probably hopped on a bus and it doesn't matter what places he's familiar with. I seriously doubt he is living in the wilderness. Where is he going to find water and does he have a bow and arrow? The most important supply is cash and he probably had some left from what he stole from Gabby. For sure, he's not going to call his parents.

In response to the other poster, what's a white guy that doesn't speak Spanish going to do in the Dominican to survive? Does Laundrie have a 95mph fastball? The poster should imagine himself arriving in a country where he doesn't speak the language.

You need to travel more. It's easy to get around anywhere in Central and South America without speaking Spanish. And Spanish is easy to pick up.

You can get by almost anywhere in the world just speaking English. But you do need cash. That's the only critical necessity. If he somehow has access to cash without it being traced he is home free.

Post Homage wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

He probably hopped on a bus and it doesn't matter what places he's familiar with. I seriously doubt he is living in the wilderness. Where is he going to find water and does he have a bow and arrow? The most important supply is cash and he probably had some left from what he stole from Gabby. For sure, he's not going to call his parents.

In response to the other poster, what's a white guy that doesn't speak Spanish going to do in the Dominican to survive? Does Laundrie have a 95mph fastball? The poster should imagine himself arriving in a country where he doesn't speak the language.

You need to travel more. It's easy to get around anywhere in Central and South America without speaking Spanish. And Spanish is easy to pick up.

I lived in Japan for several years and it was very difficult at first. I knew how to ask for directions in Japanese but couldn't understand the responses.

You have never studied a foreign language if you believe it is easy to learn one.

His biggest problem would be to find employment to support himself. Maybe a resort area would be a possibility, but they would likely be foreign owned and would require a stamped passport. If he found a manual labor job somehow, he wouldn't make enough to afford any type of housing.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Post Homage wrote:

You need to travel more. It's easy to get around anywhere in Central and South America without speaking Spanish. And Spanish is easy to pick up.

I lived in Japan for several years and it was very difficult at first. I knew how to ask for directions in Japanese but couldn't understand the responses.

You have never studied a foreign language if you believe it is easy to learn one.

His biggest problem would be to find employment to support himself. Maybe a resort area would be a possibility, but they would likely be foreign owned and would require a stamped passport. If he found a manual labor job somehow, he wouldn't make enough to afford any type of housing.

He could not start a new life for yourself in a developed country like Japan where there are so many formal ID requirements. If it were me, I would go to the Philippines. Most people speak English, the cost of living outside of Manila is low, and a lot of the economy is informal. This assumes that he left long before he became a suspect.

As soon as he killed Gabby he should have immediately withdrawn all of the cash in his bank accounts without triggering the bank’s large withdrawal report to the IRS, and maybe spend a few $1,000 on some prepaid visa cards. He should have set up a bitcoin/crypto wallet with its own security codes, vs. using a 3rd party storage wallet, such as coinbase. He should never even have gone home. Instead, he should have just gone straight to the airport and got on a flight.

Fly someplace like Bangkok first to throw off authorities. From there, he can make his way to Manila without using any kind of traceable payment. Once in the Philippines he can go pretty much any town outside of Manila – the more remote the better – and pay upfront for rent on an apartment for 12 months or so. Find some place on the beach. Now he just needs to find a GF (easy enough to do for a foreigner). He can then use her name as a front to set up stock trading accounts, currency trading accounts, crypto accounts, etc. Start out small so as not to attract attention. That can be his income source for as long as he wants. The main drawback is that he can never risk returning to the US for any reason.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Post Homage wrote:

You need to travel more. It's easy to get around anywhere in Central and South America without speaking Spanish. And Spanish is easy to pick up.

I lived in Japan for several years and it was very difficult at first. I knew how to ask for directions in Japanese but couldn't understand the responses.

You have never studied a foreign language if you believe it is easy to learn one.

His biggest problem would be to find employment to support himself. Maybe a resort area would be a possibility, but they would likely be foreign owned and would require a stamped passport. If he found a manual labor job somehow, he wouldn't make enough to afford any type of housing.

Spanish is not Japanese. Spanish is easy to pick up.

Getting around Central and South America is easy. If you had ever been there, you would know this. Most people speak some English, and again, it's easy to pick up Spanish.

He will have plenty of employment opportunities, in a wide range of areas (e.g., construction, drugs, food service, manual labor, hotels, docks, farming). Housing is dirt cheap in those countries. Everything is cheap in those countries. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. None.

flew home wrote:

fada tyme wrote:

How about she flew home, I drove the car here and she'll be down in a few weeks? This isn't real hard.

You are as good as the Laundries in making up stories. Their daughter says they won't speak with her. Everything is about protecting the boy even at the expense of losing contact with their daughter.

"I'm in the boat where I'm getting ignored by my family and thrown under the bus by my family's attorney," she [Cassie Laundrie] said.

As I commented on a day ago. The story the family has given about their murderer son is questionable. Today the police involved in the case said as much.

Maybe Brian lost the van keys and had to fly home for another set?

flew home wrote:

flew home wrote:

You are as good as the Laundries in making up stories. Their daughter says they won't speak with her. Everything is about protecting the boy even at the expense of losing contact with their daughter.

"I'm in the boat where I'm getting ignored by my family and thrown under the bus by my family's attorney," she [Cassie Laundrie] said.

As I commented on a day ago. The story the family has given about their murderer son is questionable. Today the police involved in the case said as much.

https://nordot.app/819699152125673472

While you're patting yourself on the back, none of what the sheriff said had anything to do with what Brian Laundrie may have told his parents when he returned without the lady.

Couldn’t he simply make a drastic change to his appearance and take up residence in a Miami homeless camp? Then he could live a relatively normal life indefinitely.

he's obviously dead.

Some fake identification, a fake look, fake back-story, a fake drug addiction, a few covid masks. It seems pretty easy to drop off the radar in Anthony Fauci’s America.

fada tyme wrote:

flew home wrote:

As I commented on a day ago. The story the family has given about their murderer son is questionable. Today the police involved in the case said as much.

https://nordot.app/819699152125673472

... none of what the sheriff said had anything to do with what Brian Laundrie may have told his parents when he returned without the lady.

Reading is not one of your skills. Your comments has zero to do with the questionable story given by the parents to the police (a sheriff is not mentioned in the story).

flew home wrote:

The reason his "lawyer" gave for hime flying home alone was to empty a rented storage unit to have more money to extend the trip. But a trip from SLC to FL is $500, and a 10x10 storage unit is $100 per month. The reason of saving money makes no sense at all. Why spend $500 to save $100 a month to extend a trip by a few months? There is some other reason he flew back home alone before he killed her.

Simmer down gumshoe.

* He didnt have an active cell phone plan

* Some parents dont pay their young adult children's bills, some do

* He didnt have a lot of money

* He was on a months long trip

He was a 22yo with a limited income. Not many that age are responsible. He probably backowed a few months or more. He may have asked his parents to help him either with flights or bills. When he came back he probably found that she was on instagram hitting up other dudes.

Not saying that is a good reason but it causes fights especially with other stressors looming in the background. Probably the last straw.

flew home wrote:

fada tyme wrote:

... none of what the sheriff said had anything to do with what Brian Laundrie may have told his parents when he returned without the lady.

Reading is not one of your skills. Your comments has zero to do with the questionable story given by the parents to the police (a sheriff is not mentioned in the story).

You can't keep the casting straight.

Probably nothing but:

https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/authorities-find-body-along-blue-ridge-parkway-watauga-county/TCA47LBK6ZFKNFCWGGTUC5Y7CQ/

Why are the cops incompetent? What do you think they could have done to capture him?

potato_salad wrote:

he's obviously dead.

How hard is it to go radio silent in an America where you can walk around in a mask all day and shoplift w/ impunity, then claim homeless and eat for free at the food bank all day? All he needs is a wig and some fake tracks on his arm and he's good to go. Big cities downtown are full of off-the-gridders.

There is no way Laundrie is anywhere near Florida. He hit the road and hitchhiked or otherwise traveled as far away as he could. If he had committed suicide nearby they would have found his body by now.

bahwbehe wrote:

Why are the cops incompetent? What do you think they could have done to capture him?

As soon as Petito went missing and he showed up in Florida without her and with no explanation of her whereabouts even though they were clearly traveling together, there is no way North Port PD shouldn't have detained him for at least a few days and grilled him for info.

That he was left free to do as he pleased tells me some sort of corruption is at play, that the Laundrie family is powerful and well connected, and they had the ability to strongarm North Port PD into not suitably investigating until it was way too late.