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culdeus said:
I am sorry to say that I knew exactly who you were talking about. Luckily my kids never watched him or his tv show.
totally. there are an infinite amount of possibilities that make sense in the absence of him not offering the police anything.
There was a small period what that crap was on our TVs but we put a quick end to that. Exploitation of children for financial gain just isn't something I'm interested in feeding.
Exactly. If there's even a chance that the authorities will consider you a suspect, every single defense attorney worth his retainer is gonna tell you to keep your mouth shut, lest something you said gets manipulated or taken the wrong way.
I'm with you, gb.
He knows she's dead and thus, time isn't on anybody's side but his. The body will turn up; another hiker will probably find it. But that better happen soon because winter is fast approaching.
that's why I let my lawyer handle it.
Yeah - I have two daughters, one close in age to Gabby- so I really feel for them. But I also have two sons - I’m trying to imagine what those folks are going through with this too. Sure, there’s a chance he’s scumbag and killed her but there’s also a chance he’s innocent. I just hope there’s a miracle ending and they find her.
I do hope you're right, but this isn't a missing person in a city or a spot with access to water and food. 20+ days in isolation in Wyoming/Utah/Idaho (where they were) would be hard for Bear Grylls to pull off.
Sure but maybe she joined up with some others - unlikely but not totally implausible.
Agreed, but then why not phone her mom? I mean, they seemed to be in constant communication prior. And with all the national attention on this, don't you think some of these 'others' would call authorities? Or are you suggesting there is a sinister side to this and she's with a Buffalo Bill type?
I'm catching up on this, but I had some interaction with a DV situation.
I think its normal to feel nervous talking to police. Maybe he was nervous because he didnt want his girlfriend to get arrested.
Heck, maybe she fell down a canyon trying to take a selfie or some #### and he has no idea.
But still...let's say she wondered off and he didn't know if she's alive or what...the normal response would be to call the authorities and them your fiance is missing. I understand how you will be looked at with suspicion.
Like most everyone, my initial thought is that he likely killed her, but I’m trying real hard to give him the benefit of the doubt. There are a number of things that may have happened that could explain his behavior, but one of the more curious things to me is that he drove HER van back to FL.
>>When police in Florida knocked on the Laundrie's that night, his parents handed them a lawyer's phone number.<<
what the hell are you talking about? Now you're making stuff up.
After reading some of the venom on his Instagram feed, and knowing obnoxious stuff people do via social media, I’d keep my mouth shut now.
"Mr. Policeman Sir, your eyewitness probably needs new glasses or was looking through a dirty screen. Didn't you see My Counsin Vinny?"
it's in the miranda statement.
If someone I cared about was missing, CYA (CMA?) would be the last thing on my mind. I'd want to mobilize the authorities ASAP to help find them, especially if they disappeared in a desolate environment.
