Yep
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No it isn't. Casey Anthony did.
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Maybe BL's dad went out west, killed them both and drove van home. Got a lawyer for his "kid" to buy some time and then drove the Mustang to that reserve hoping someone would report it and after a few days of that not happening they bring the car home. The car at the nature reserve thing makes no sense and them bringing it back without there kid in it, like hahahaha you gotta walk back now. Also protesters and media at the house and not one of them saw Brian leave in his Mustang to go on a hike. I'm super skeptical.
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Wait, I thought he DID come home but didn't talk, then went missing a few days later...
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I mean he supposedly did, but no one has talked to him and I heard that his dad got him the lawyer. I wonder if the lawyer has even talked to Brian.
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Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie? I guess the crazy sim world we're living in isn't even trying with the names anymore.
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this case is tailor made for a Dateline NBC episode next fall, it's got everything. And it's not even finished.
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So far, this is a win for Internet Sleuthing.

Reminiscent of the Tyreek case.

FAX
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So what's the deal, did he off himself or is he on the run?
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In the footage of the van that the FBI used to find the body you can see what's presumably her flip flop and cell phone on the ground.
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Also, in the footage you can see a guy in the woods digging a hole.
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Nah. He's in the van when they pass by. The back door is cracked slightly as the van comes into frame then you can see it close.
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The last couple of texts from Gabby's phone to her mother were pretty suspicious as well.

"In those conversations, there "appeared to be more and more tension between her and Laundrie," the affidavit reads. On August 27, Petito's mother received one last communication from her daughter, which she called an "odd text," the affidavit says.
The message read: "Can you help Stan, I just keep getting his voicemails and missed calls." Because the text message referred to Petito's grandfather as Stan, her mother was concerned that something was wrong, the warrant states.
Following that text message, Petito's phone was no longer operational and she stopped posting anything on social media about their trip, the warrant says.
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The police should of rammed a ankle monitor or a tracker up his ass. They would be able to find him then. They could used, “just taking your temperature for Covid excuse.”
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No need for all of that. This should be easy if he got his COVID vaccine. They can just activate the microchip tracking and find him with the 5g towers. Obviously they can’t make it look too easy though, or everyone will know that’s how they found him so quickly.
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