Lawyer Reacts: Laundrie Told Parents Petito Was “Gone” + Ms. Becky Now A Criminal Investigation? 

I couldn’t agree with you more. It’s sad, hurtful and totally unacceptable.

💯 agree! It was all about them. Brian unaliving himself was their easy way out!

Without a doubt!!

Self-preservation.

Me

Unless they pretty much knew

People who already know the answer but don’t want to face reality.

Right. My first thought would've immediately been that they got into a pretty bad argument and she took off.

Same! That was my first thought 😅 However, not all families openly communicate with each other. I think some people come from families with a culture of avoiding conflict or things that might reflect poorly on the family. I can see how in those types of families one might not explicitly SAY "I killed her," but it would be understood what was meant. You also figure they had to know he was abusive towards her. She lived with them for a while, so hearing that she's "gone" may not have been completely out of left field 😕

That last sentence. Truth.

They knew

Narcarcisst 101​@therealz360z7

Hopefully you wouldnt turn in your own blood amd seed. Don't you know a out the sperm and egg that created them? Do you hate the sperm?

Well said!

Danggggggh if your innocent get a dream team.

Especially in our your guilty first and innocent last

Good one!

If you're innocent, get a bulldog of a lawyer. They're not afraid to fight for you.

Sending positive and warm thoughts 🙏

Positive healing vibes ❤ for your grandbaby ❤ may she get the care she needs to heal and recover

🙏

Thank you everyone. She is doing better. Keep the prayers coming. Much love to the best chat in the world !!!

How is your granddaughter? Asking God for heeling hands and knowledge for her doctors 🙏🏼

Call the police. Call an attorney as soon as you hang up from talking with the police.

He also had her phone, credit cards if she had left she would’ve taken her phone,car,and credit cards so yes they knew what he had done

@@InLieuTube sure. I’m talking about initially.

And texted as her pretending to be in Yosemite.

I suspect -- and I realize this is out there a bit -- that Brian's mother or father killed him in a rage on the camping trip, or persuaded him that he had to do this for "the family," and assisted him in doing so. They found his body immediately, but they also found it in a place that had been underwater for weeks until perhaps the day before. Yet he was found in some sort of recognizable condition, hadn't floated away, and the gun was still with him. There are a few possibilities as to how this could happen, but the least plausible was that he was sitting in warm Florida water for weeks after having shot himself, alone..

I think they helped him go on the run, but I can't imagine a parent allowing their child to go commit suicide. After all, they had hired an attorney and were prepared to do what they could to defend him. Even though they should have thought about it .... I don't think they knew or suspected that he would have killed himself. I think it's more likely that he told them some plan that he had, and they allowed him to go on with it. The entire situation had to be very shocking and traumatic.

I think there is alot more to this. I mean one night I'm watching RU-vid and run across law and crime of the cops pulling them over then a couple days later she went missing...the parents the camping shit and lateranage to find "remains" with a diary though..it survived..I just call bs on it that he did it and then killed himself. I mean it was nationwide even on political talk etc. But none where of fame so idk. Just don't add up.

I agree

I like your theory. But does anyone ever recall seeing him one time in Florida once returning besides one neighbor and never again since ? It’s always bugged me. I’d love to know how long he’d been in that swamp for. His s’cide ltr seemed written in first person then switches I really don’t know anymore. Nothing would surprise me with this

And the fact that The Laundries wouldn't answer any of Gabby's parents'calls and Roberta Laundrie blocked Gabby's mom on Facebook.

Imo they knew from the very beginning. If they get away with this it’s unbelievable.. why did he say he needed a lawyer in that call. They knew what he did.

I think they also lied when they claimed they didn’t know where he was but were able to take authorities directly to the camp site where they found his body.

He also used her credit card

Glad he relieved the taxpayers of Florida of the effort and legal expense of trying his a$$.

She went to the hotel and he drove the van on their night apart. ? She chose to go with him and what could they parents have done to change anything. They knew their daughter was with him and dating him. She was an adult. I think they are really looking for someone to blame. Sad very sad.

My condolences to you and your family hun. 🥺 As to the rest of your comment, you nailed it. I don’t get it either. Maybe all of this will come out and they will be able to carry this further.

I am so sorry for your loss.😔

Bless you

Thank you for that clarity! 27+years ago my Dad passed of V-Fib and when my mom got to the hospital the doctor gave a little spiel and ended with "...and he has expired." My mom wasn't in the medical frield then, and she was the freshest widow on the block with 6 minor children to take care of on her own. She said "wait, are you saying that hes died?!" Of course, yes that was what they meant. But thats just stupid wording that confused my mom, and still required further explanation. It has become a "serious hottake" in our family for many situations.

@@SellyNue I'm so sorry about your Dad. As a student nurse. The first time the medical staff referred to a dead patient as "expired". My sense of humor. I thought they were referring to a parking meter.😅 Usually the doctor would inform the family-friends about a death. On those rare occasions when a nurse had to inform them. I never used "expired". I see why your Mom was confused. Have a good holiday.🎄🎁🎄

@@dsoule4902 Thank you. I always loved my job.😊💖🎄

⁠@@orianjuarez3074 I’m sure your experience is the same as mine. You never actually got past the ‘I’m very sorry’ before the family realised what you were telling them as they could put the context clues together - knowing it was life or death, seeing at minimum one doctor and one nurse coming into them, the solemn faces on us. Protocol in the nhs is that there must be a nurse and doctor notifying - the doctor states all the matter of fact details and after the family have asked all their questions leaves and the nurse remains with them asking them if they will call anyone for them or prompting them to call family to get a support network in place now, preparing them to see the body before either police collect it for post-mortem or it goes to the hospital morgue for funeral director to collect - preparing them to know all drips/tubes are still attached in a sudden death for pathologist to document all our interventions and know what came from our intervention and what came from possible cause of death or letting them know nurses are cleaning their relative and making them look nice for them to come in and spend time with them. Finally of course the typical British tray of tea and biscuits/sandwiches/toast to ensure they eat something and generally making sure they are looking after themselves and that they are safe. But your right after saying I’m very sorry, we did everything we could but they have died. Let them have a cry before offering to answer any questions they have - some what to know everything what happened/what we did/were they aware of what was happening etc the other person doesn’t want to know anything except that they didn’t suffer.

He had very van, credit cards and asked for a lawyer. Imo they knew exactly what he did.

@@jodeming5088agree… they would have to have brain damage to not know.

​@@jodeming5088 That is what the argument will be. We all know they knew. But proving it will be more difficult.

Peter's humility adds to his overall hotness! Good hair, easy on the eyes, a great voice, he's smart, funny & now he adds humility "he doesn't want to be braggadocious & make people feel ick"🥰 His wife is a lucky woman!!

Completely agree. He is a good one and so damn cute.

I would be confused by the term "gone" as well. Gone as in left? Missing? Clarification needed.

Did you tell her the next time one of her grandchildren dies to make sure to get the right term for you to understand?

@@Steve-qn8gn no, I rushed to her side and sat with her for days.

​@@SandyKnauerMorgan You're a great friend ❤️

@@hope4all366 she was a great friend who was in ICU dying herself when this happened. I was grateful to be able to sit with her when she needed me most.

True

Nope you never speak to police without a lawyer. Police can twist or misrepresent things you say - plenty innocent people are jailed due to not having a lawyer from the start. I would never speak to police without a lawyer and have told my son to never speak to police without a lawyer

@@irishandscottish1829I agree I do not ever speak with the police or as little as possible- If anything happened to someone while I was camping with them though, accidental or self inflicted I would absolutely call park rangers or ems and etc because it could be at minimum “failure to rendure aid” or etc… if it was manslaughter or homicide… he had the opportunity to have a lawyer as he should and the parents let him abscond with the knowledge that he brought home her van, not her, and she was “gone”. And had the soulless audacity to not communicate with the parents…. I hope her family gets some kind of justice. If her killer’s family didn’t so likely KNOW about the incident I wouldn’t think they should be legally culpable… 😢

In legal situations the sooner you get a lawyer the better off you are.

They played it well ...upon legal advice

It’s coming. If I had been his parents, we would’ve been driving to the police station together.

Exactly!

Game and money blinds people.

Agreed!

I think that they are all corrupt. Judges and attorneys included. No way his law firm did not know that something was seriously wrong 🎉❤🎉

Maybe they are all corrupt in their own way 😂😂😅

If you are guilty, get an attorney. If you are innocent, get two.

He called for an attorney before he reported her missing. If your child goes missing are you going to call a lawyer first?

Agreed. Getting a lawyer doesn't always automatically point to guilt.

@@chadmccoy8032Comment of the day! Well done!!👊

@@badcatmadcat7694 No, I would be calling 911 and anyone else that would listen but as a possible jurist I would try not to let my own emotions interfere with being fair and impartial. It’s a highly emotional issue and I get your point. ✌️❤️🐾 BTW Great handle! 😻

Her position is an elected position

I agree. Saying someone is “gone” doesn’t always mean deceased. We now know she was in fact deceased, but that term doesn’t have only one meaning.

What about when he returned with her van and not her? Follow that up w- She’s gone and I need a lawyer. Does your opinion change or stay the same?

@sayno2globalism there’s still reasonable options like she up and left him

Plus he contacted her family with her phone while she was dead AND he used her credit card on his way home with her van. If she just left she wouldn't leave her van, credit card and phone behind. If she was lost or abducted he would/should have called the police.

Haha. She's gone, I need an attorney. She ran off with another guy & im gonna sue for abandonment 🤓

Came to say this

@marieatherton2073 well said, then. Cheers

I totally agree

On both

Yes. I doubt that statement have the P parents hope. The only hope was that they didn't outright say they knew she was dead.

I thought Peter said that the legal standard isn’t if she impacted the verdict. That it’s enough if she just had inappropriate contact with the jury.

@@BlueDauntless My understanding is that the standard is whether there was "improper bias" or "prejudice". But, I'm not licensed in SC and I've never been down that road. This is a sad set of circumstances, I've tried jury trials and always found the court staff to be extremely professional.

He asked for a lawyer.

The state should charge the Laundries for obstruction of justice and pay for all the costs pertaining to Gabby's murder. All the searches, manpower etc. They knew exactly what their son did. They are all disgusting people. I am so sorry for Gabby's family.

He came home, alone, in her van. If Gabbie had left him, why would she leave her van and why would he need a lawyer ? The logical response to a son, who had a volatile relationship with a girl, calling his parents to say she was "gone" and he needed a lawyer, then drove up in HER car is "What do you mean she's gone ? Why do you have her car and why do you need a lawyer ? What did you do ?" . There's no way they didn't know.

An then he showed up with her van, used her phone,and her credit cards and what parent wouldn’t ask what does gone mean

@@athanksgivingbaby570 we are talking about a phone conversation before all of that. "She's gone" doesn't necessarily mean dead in my opinion.

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