[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by ramman434

supposedly Brian's dad is now going to "join/help" the manhunt efforts

I'm imagining the conversation between Brian's family and their lawyer that preceded this announcement went something like this: "Oh for fuck sake, can you at least pretend to care about how completely guilty you look right now?"

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

I think that last sentence is assuming way too much. It's impossible to correlate anything in the body cam footage with her being murdered. There are many "what if" scenarios anyone can think about that would cause the outcome to likely be different, but it's not like the cops found obvious signs of ongoing abuse. To them it was a young couple who had been fighting after being stuck in a van on a cross country trip together. Probably something they deal with pretty regularly.

You also gotta remember how emotionally unstable a lot of kids are these days. Pressures from social media, society, COVID anxiety, etc. A young 20 something bursting into tears, hyperventilating, and not being able to cope is unfortunately probably a common occurrence for police to encounter thee days. Is she at risk and being abused or just didn't get enough "likes" on her post about changing her preferred pronouns? Who knows.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

I thought he wanted his ban held in confidentiality 'Justin' case Laundrie was lurking on the forums. You've now blown his cover.

Great!

Dammit! Sorry sspade. I didn't know!

[UncleWede]

What ever did happen to OP??


asking for a friend

[Chihuahua]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

What ever did happen to OP??


asking for a friend

I heard he went camping with Brian Laundrie.

[floridaorange]

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

You also gotta remember how emotionally unstable a lot of kids are these days. Pressures from social media, society, COVID anxiety, etc. A young 20 something bursting into tears, hyperventilating, and not being able to cope is unfortunately probably a common occurrence for police to encounter thee days. Is she at risk and being abused or just didn't get enough "likes" on her post about changing her preferred pronouns? Who knows.

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

You also gotta remember how emotionally unstable a lot of kids are these days. Pressures from social media, society, COVID anxiety, etc. A young 20 something bursting into tears, hyperventilating, and not being able to cope is unfortunately probably a common occurrence for police to encounter thee days. Is she at risk and being abused or just didn't get enough "likes" on her post about changing her preferred pronouns? Who knows.

Fair point.

[BMW F22]

Why did SSPADE get banned? Now who’s gonna do the detective work for us? Not it!

[F30lolz]

One thing this case taught me is that if you ever feel lonely, commit $1k in bank fraud and there will be thousands of agents breathing down your neck. Hope one of them is a sexy chica.

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

One thing this case taught me is that if you ever feel lonely, commit $1k in bank fraud and there will be thousands of agents breathing down your neck. Hope one of them is a sexy chica.

[Tommy-G]

Riddle me this Batman. "If" this guy really is alive, how in the world could he be getting items to survive without being spotted by someone? With all the publicity this has gotten, is there really a store or place he could go without someone recognizing him?

All I keep envisioning is Mark Wahlberg in Shooter when he's on the run.

[CTinline-six]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

Riddle me this Batman. "If" this guy really is alive, how in the world could he be getting items to survive without being spotted by someone? With all the publicity this has gotten, is there really a store or place he could go without someone recognizing him?

All I keep envisioning is Mark Wahlberg in Shooter when he's on the run.

Someone could easily be getting supplies for him and leaving them in predetermined locations.

[F30lolz]

They just need to come clean and say he’s wanted for her death and not this bank fraud BS. All these resources trying to find someone for bank fraud is laughable.

[6oclockshadow]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

They just need to come clean and say he’s wanted for her death and not this bank fraud BS. All these resources trying to find someone for bank fraud is laughable.

Why is this bothering you? They have no hard evidence he is involved in her murder, but they have hard evidence he used her debit card AFTER her death-the only thing they CAN charge him with at this point.

[F30lolz]

Originally Posted by 6oclockshadow

Why is this bothering you? They have no hard evidence he is involved in her murder, but they have hard evidence he used her debit card AFTER her death-the only thing they CAN charge him with at this point.

Explain to me how he has her debit card after her death? I mean it’s possible he dropped her off after arguing and she left her debit card in the van or he said F you, I’m taking your cards. Someone else kills her. He drives back to FL unknowingly that she’s dead. He arrives home, questioned by police but remains silent?

Again, they just need to say he’s wanted for a-z, not just xyz.

[nyalpine90]

Originally Posted by 6oclockshadow

Why is this bothering you? They have no hard evidence he is involved in her murder, but they have hard evidence he used her debit card AFTER her death-the only thing they CAN charge him with at this point.

what more hard evidence do you need when you return from 3000 mile trip without your partner.
he drove his gf van back to his home.
hired a lawyer
he is on the run
the gf turns up dead
used her cc after she was dead.

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

Someone could easily be getting supplies for him and leaving them in predetermined locations.

They have to be tracking/following his family though. No?

[CTinline-six]

Originally Posted by Tommy-G

They have to be tracking/following his family though. No?

Probably, but could be a friend.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by CTinline-six

Probably, but could be a friend.

I was going to say, that friend is risking a lot. But since no charges have been brought against Laundrie, would assisting him now carry charges?

[6oclockshadow]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

what more hard evidence do you need when you return from 3000 mile trip without your partner.
he drove his gf van back to his home.
hired a lawyer
he is on the run
the gf turns up dead
used her cc after she was dead.

The only 'hard' evidence they have in this list, is "he used her CC after she was dead" That's hard evidence of CC/bank fraud. Something they can lawfully charge him with based on they evidence they have.


None of what you listed before that is 'evidence' in any sense of the word. It may look and sound suspicious, but it's not evidence, and you must have evidence to charge someone.

Bank/ CC fraud--This is the charge that allows them to search for him, and question him in her death. It's really a pretty simple tactic used all the time in law enforcement.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by 6oclockshadow

The only 'hard' evidence they have in this list, is "he used her CC after she was dead" That's hard evidence of CC/bank fraud. Something they can lawfully charge him with based on they evidence they have.


None of what you listed before that is 'evidence' in any sense of the word. It may look and sound suspicious, but it's not evidence, and you must have evidence to charge someone.

Bank/ CC fraud--This is the charge that allows them to search for him, and question him in her death. It's really a pretty simple tactic used all the time in law enforcement.

I don't follow this stuff so not sure. What evidence usually comes up in a case like this? Do they have the van they were in already? I mean if there was no evidence in the van or crime scene pointing to him, how do they plan to "get" evidence if/when he shows up?

[nyalpine90]

Originally Posted by 6oclockshadow

The only 'hard' evidence they have in this list, is "he used her CC after she was dead" That's hard evidence of CC/bank fraud. Something they can lawfully charge him with based on they evidence they have.


None of what you listed before that is 'evidence' in any sense of the word. It may look and sound suspicious, but it's not evidence, and you must have evidence to charge someone.

Bank/ CC fraud--This is the charge that allows them to search for him, and question him in her death. It's really a pretty simple tactic used all the time in law enforcement.

so you are saying this manhunt is just for bank fraud of $1k?

[Tambohamilton]

That's confusing to me too. Can't they (when they find him) arrest him on suspicion of murder? They surely don't need the petty crime charge to arrest him?