Brian laundrie looks to have been dead all along in the swamp

xczvzxcv wrote:

Just to address the issue of his appearing all of a sudden. The water levels in Florida swamps were very high only last month. They were covering numerous roads and bike paths in the swamps, in some places by 6-8 feet, making them impassable, and now that water is gone. So, it is conceivable that he might have gone into the park when the water levels were high in early September, killed himself or been killed by an animal while he slept, been covered up by water and then the trails opened up in the dry season and he and his stuff appeared. But I don't know what happened and will wait for a more complete picture to open up.

Bodies float in water and they also stink...You can smell a dead body a mile away...

runnerboy70 wrote:

xczvzxcv wrote:

Just to address the issue of his appearing all of a sudden. The water levels in Florida swamps were very high only last month. They were covering numerous roads and bike paths in the swamps, in some places by 6-8 feet, making them impassable, and now that water is gone. So, it is conceivable that he might have gone into the park when the water levels were high in early September, killed himself or been killed by an animal while he slept, been covered up by water and then the trails opened up in the dry season and he and his stuff appeared. But I don't know what happened and will wait for a more complete picture to open up.

Bodies float in water and they also stink...You can smell a dead body a mile away...

If you blow your brains out in a tent that staked down you won't float... You also won't stink if the tent is underwater...

xczvzxcv wrote:

Just to address the issue of his appearing all of a sudden. The water levels in Florida swamps were very high only last month. They were covering numerous roads and bike paths in the swamps, in some places by 6-8 feet, making them impassable, and now that water is gone. So, it is conceivable that he might have gone into the park when the water levels were high in early September, killed himself or been killed by an animal while he slept, been covered up by water and then the trails opened up in the dry season and he and his stuff appeared. But I don't know what happened and will wait for a more complete picture to open up.

The clear picture is that he has been found. Where they found him and how it took is a trivial issue. If his parents knew along where the body was, it can't be proven and I'm not sure if it would even be a crime anyway. Even it was, it would be pretty bloodthirsty to go after parents who had just lost the fruit of their loins.

runnerboy70 wrote:

xczvzxcv wrote:

Just to address the issue of his appearing all of a sudden. The water levels in Florida swamps were very high only last month. They were covering numerous roads and bike paths in the swamps, in some places by 6-8 feet, making them impassable, and now that water is gone. So, it is conceivable that he might have gone into the park when the water levels were high in early September, killed himself or been killed by an animal while he slept, been covered up by water and then the trails opened up in the dry season and he and his stuff appeared. But I don't know what happened and will wait for a more complete picture to open up.

Bodies float in water and they also stink...You can smell a dead body a mile away...

Bodies do float up but they sink again eventually before they stink.

william madison wrote:

The part of the story I don’t like is that the dad gave up looking for Brian after an hour. He didn’t put posters up or anything, he just sat on the porch like a goon and waited. That dad's gotta think, “You got a son. You got a responsibility.” If your son is lost you don’t look for an hour then call it quits.

*nods approvingly*

and they planted the dead body while no one was looking.

AsbelKiprop wrote:

abde wrote:

Remember that nearly every conspiracy theory started with some idiot like this. ^

Oh yeah because the FBI is super competent and has never been compromised or done anything dirty. Nope never.

Reading comprehension is not a strength of yours.

william madison wrote:

The part of the story I don’t like is that the dad gave up looking for Brian after an hour. He didn’t put posters up or anything, he just sat on the porch like a goon and waited. That dad's gotta think, “You got a son. You got a responsibility.” If your son is lost you don’t look for an hour then call it quits.

Ever think that the dad may know that his son is alive and well in Central America?

This Laundrie guy sounds like a real jerk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrbZxtuUdsQ

fada tyme wrote:

and they planted the dead body while no one was looking.

So, in your theory the backpack and notebook were already in place. Leaving the body was the final task.

brian's stuff wrote:

fada tyme wrote:

and they planted the dead body while no one was looking.

So, in your theory the backpack and notebook were already in place. Leaving the body was the final task.

That's clearly how it went down.

Would be pretty easy to buy a dead body, no? Like a hobo or something.

unusual wrote:

Would be pretty easy to buy a dead body, no? Like a hobo or something.

The story now is that partial skeletal remains were found.

fada tyme wrote:

brian's stuff wrote:

So, in your theory the backpack and notebook were already in place. Leaving the body was the final task.

That's clearly how it went down.

Just an arm bone.

Good can we get on with our lives now

He gone!

Any word from Dog, who apparently forgot to check 50 feet from where Brian was last seen?

scooty wrote:

runnerboy70 wrote:

Bodies float in water and they also stink...You can smell a dead body a mile away...

Bodies do float up but they sink again eventually before they stink.

Not true...They initially sink and after 1-2 days when putrification starts they rise and when they are at the surface rotting and smell intensifies...

Well played sir