22-year-old reported missing after boyfriend returns home from cross-country trip without her

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mrMet said:
hard for me to judge parents put in a position even remotely close to this but you do you chief, since you are the ultimate judge on character and morality
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I don't feel one bit of pity for them. They've done nothing but obstruct and cover up for him from day one. I think I can say it is immoral to cover up for a murderer, whether it is your son or not.
 
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Jackcrevol said:
Hire a lawyer. Talk to kid, turn themself in.

Even if they were in wrong place at wrong time. Law is the law. Gotta be hell, cant imagine. But, he's an adult. It's big boy time now.
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He wasn’t accused of anything nor had a warrant for his arrest at the time. If Brian is as manipulative as he sounds, then no telling what he told his parents. Could have cooked up a real nice lie on the trek back from across the country
 
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mrMet said:
He wasn’t accused of anything nor had a warrant for his arrest at the time. If Brian is as manipulative as he sounds, then no telling what he told his parents. Could have cooked up a real nice lie on the trek back from across the country
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im sure.

whatever it is, you know the FBI had the cel phone records next day. those parents better hope they didnt know anything.
 
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mrMet said:
For sure but I personally just feel it’s unfair to judge them without knowing all the details yet. No telling what he told them
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mrMet said:
For sure but I personally just feel it’s unfair to judge them without knowing all the details yet. No telling what he told them
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As I recall, the family lawyer was involved very early. Are they all just following the advice of their Fla attorney?
 
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Wireless1 said:
As I recall, the family lawyer was involved very early. Are they all just following the advice of their Fla attorney?
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I’m sure they are but there’s no telling what Brian told to their attorney either. There’s too many things up in the air right now to judge anybody but Brian. Even though Gabby seemed off from police video but I just feel there’s much more to all this than what we know
 
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mrMet said:
I’m sure they are but there’s no telling what Brian told to their attorney either. There’s too many things up in the air right now to judge anybody but Brian. Even though Gabby seemed off from police video but I just feel there’s much more to all this than what we know
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Say Brian fed them a BS story that she just run off and left him. Wouldn't decent people contact the police, contact her parents and let them know what was going on? Would you not be concerned about someone, especially a 22 year old girl, who did not have a means to get around in the middle of nowhere over a thousand miles from home? Decent people would not go 10 days before she was officially a missing person, and still not cooperate with the police. If they truly believed their son was innocent, would they not have cooperated? Also, if they were in fear for their son's life, why wait 3 days after he left to supposedly go to the reserve before they contacted the police.
 
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Lawyer is bound by attorney-client privilege, but no excuse for the parents not to cooperate with authorities unless they are guilty of something.
 
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BP4Prez said:
Odds Dog finds this guy?
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Dog doesn’t really give a s*** about finding him. Go to Google News, find this story and click on More Coverage. There’s dozens of headlines that mention Dog the Bounty Hunter. He’s already accomplished his mission.

I’m sure he’ll run it out a bit for the added exposure and also stick close for a while in case Brian’s found and there’s an angle to be played on grabbing some credit. But he’s not going to expend any more resources than he can chalk up to marketing.

Really disgusting that he’s using this to drum up publicity for himself.
 
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pismonque said:
Dog doesn’t really give a s*** about finding him. Go to Google News, find this story and click on More Coverage. There’s dozens of headlines that mention Dog the Bounty Hunter. He’s already accomplished his mission.

I’m sure he’ll run it out a bit for the added exposure and also stick close for a while in case Brian’s found and there’s an angle to be played on grabbing some credit. But he’s not going to expend any more resources than he can chalk up to marketing.

Really disgusting that he’s using this to drum up publicity for himself.
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He was in Florida for his honeymoon...now he can write it off....
 
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#BREAKING: LAUNDRIE'S SISTER WAS AT CAMPGROUND WITH BRIAN | Laundrie Attorney Steven Bertolino tells WFLA News Channel 8 that Cassie Laundrie, Brian's sister, went camping with Brian and the family for one day in early September. This comes after Cassie told the media that she hadn't seen Brian since he returned to Florida without Gabby Petito, although Bertolino says Cassie "misinterpreted" the question.
 
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Hoosier_Vol said:
#BREAKING: LAUNDRIE'S SISTER WAS AT CAMPGROUND WITH BRIAN | Laundrie Attorney Steven Bertolino tells WFLA News Channel 8 that Cassie Laundrie, Brian's sister, went camping with Brian and the family for one day in early September. This comes after Cassie told the media that she hadn't seen Brian since he returned to Florida without Gabby Petito, although Bertolino says Cassie "misinterpreted" the question.
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This story is like a movie, it’s crazy but very interesting.
 
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