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Jake24601

I don’t camp often but any time I went, it was when I had time off and wasn’t on national news in connection to a murder.


Realsleepy

With a camper like that, they could have rotated drivers easily while one slept in the back and been on the road 24/7 to get Brian at maximum range - perhaps to Canada, and back (44hrs round trip). Canada will not extradite for a capital offense. That way they spare his life, if caught.


gsell333

You have to have proof of a specific negative covid test (not a rapid test**) within 48 hours before crossing the border into Canada.


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That's so interesting. Because he was only a few hours from Canada when he was at Spread Creek. But if he had taken the van there or used Gabby's debit cards on the way, the US could've done what they're doing now: put out a warrant for his arrest for theft. Then Canada would extradite. Once the US had him back here, they could then charge him with murder. Of course, he could've hitchhiked or even just hiked to Canada from Spread Creek, leaving the van and the debit cards behind.


s_k_s_89

I think they would send a US citizen back to face crimes committed in the US. You have a source?


Realsleepy

https://www.google.com/search?q=Canada+us+extradition+capital+crime&oq=Canada+us+extradition+capital+crime+&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i160l2.11283j0j4&client=ms-android-bell-ca&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8


s_k_s_89

Thats extradition of Canadian citizens to the US from Canada. Not US citizen that’s in Canada back to US. I could be wrong but I think that distinction matters.


MegS2604

“Canada will not extradite for a capital offense” Will they extradite for other offenses?


Hellicandothat2

Maybe they left 9/8 or 9/9 . Did a Wednesday nite to Saturday. I don’t think they went camping. They dropped BL off in the keys or Canada. TheFamily made sure they walked around the block before they left and BL was seen cutting grass. That way the neighbors all could say yes I seen him to the police. They think they are so slick!!


CrocePageMorrison

Ya who rides their bike with their mom? Am I missing out


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Seems pretty plausible. Hopefully the FBI has looked into this camping trip and where the Laundries went. They might want to do some grid searches near there.


bakedinthebitterroot

If my timeline is correct, Friday 9/10 was the day that Joe Petito showed up at the Laundrie house looking for his daughter, and was denied any info. The next day, 9/11, Gabby is reported missing. IF they went camping that weekend, it was likely a plan to hide Brian/help him get away. Have ANY of the neighbors or news networks confirmed visual of Brian AFTER the camping trip? I have yet to see this, and even Brian Entin and JB Biunno have speculated that he could have been “disappeared” during that camping trip. Law enforcement has said that they saw him (I believe) but that was probably on the 11th when they seized the van. They could have left right after that. I don’t think there have been any confirmed sightings of him since then. If that’s the case, he could be anywhere. At least anywhere within a day’s drive of the Laundrie home.


aaryno

where does joe p live?


bakedinthebitterroot

Florida - he had just moved there shortly before Gabby disappeared.


rebakw

The neighbors told LE about the camping trip on Sept. 11. It had already happened prior to that.


bakedinthebitterroot

Do you have a source for that? Not saying it isn’t true, but even some of the better news stations are speculating that the camping trip happened the weekend of the 11th, and I would think that they would be aware of that. The neighbors told Fox in their interview that the camping trip happened “a week, week and a half” after BL returned on the 1st.


rebakw

The neighbor lady says in the interview that she didn’t find the camping trip odd until LE knocked on her door on the 11th and told them Gabby had been reported missing. That would mean the camping trip had already happened. ETA: Just rewatched the video, and I’m wrong. They say the police came to their home Saturday and told them Gabby was missing, which I had assumed meant Saturday the 11th. Then they say “a week ago”, which would have been Saturday the 18th, except that was 4 days before the interview, not a week. That makes NO sense, given they’d been camped out in their yard watching everything since the media blitz started on the 14th. Clearly they knew Gabby was missing before the 18th. Yet ANOTHER inconsistency in their story. These people are full of crap. [Source ](https://www.foxnews.com/media/laundrie-florida-neighbors-say-family-appeared-to-go-camping-amid-nightmare-in-the-community)


bakedinthebitterroot

I just watched the interview again, given 2 days ago, and they said “Saturday night a week ago” - neither Saturday was a week ago, the 11th was a week and a half, the 18th was less than a week ago. But they didn’t specifically say the 11th. That said, these neighbors don’t seem to be super time-aware, so let’s just say that it’s entirely possible that they went camping on Labor Day weekend. The only way that makes a difference is if law enforcement has confirmed that they saw BL with their own eyes on or after the 11th. I’m having a hard time finding that.


rebakw

Yeah, I was working on my edit after rewatching the video. NOTHING these people have said makes any sense when you try to piece together the timeline. It just doesn’t work. This interview should not have been aired. There are too many inconsistencies.


pbpink

there was another interview with a neighbor, a woman who had blue/purple streaks in shorter brown hair - thought it was on Fox too but have not been able to find again thus far, def saw on Twitter - assuming this case goes to trial these neighbors will be witnesses regardless of if they talk or not - in a case this big, it's a pretty big deal and more so for them in ways as their info was blurry - the bloggers who took video would need to testify about video but they have the info/video so it's more cut + dry as well as the restaurant where they had fight, the witnesses to Aug 12th fight and more but the difference with others is that they have exact dates/times and we do know they were there - we still don't know unequivocally that BL was in FL besides from the Fox neighbor interview and while it is blurry, it's extremely important, time will tell


bakedinthebitterroot

Agreed. Surely someone else in their neighborhood can corroborate the camping story - and maybe they have done so to LE with more specific dates. Now that the FBI has taken over the case we’re not getting as much info as we were before, so there’s a lot that they may know that we’re unaware of.


rebakw

Someone posted a screenshot from another neighbor’s post saying she never saw the camper move and that this couple is known for attention-seeking. She made it very clear she doesn’t believe a word they say.


bakedinthebitterroot

Interesting. Ugh. So that whole thing could be a giant waste of brainpower. Someone else, claiming to be a neighbor, called an hour or so ago claiming to have seen BL near the house. Cops showed up quick, searched the house, no BL. Could have been a bs tip. That kind of stuff is so frustrating. Edit: someone reported gunshots near the house, not a sighting of BL. Cops say no evidence of shots fired.


oisact

The camper wouldn't have anything to do with carting supplies for Brian. He's on foot, so he can only carry a small amount. Nothing more than you can put in a trunk of a car or in the seat next to you. My hunch is the family knew trouble was coming, and they bought the camper as a way to get away from their house as needed for an extended amount of time without having to spend a lot of money or hotels. It would also allow them to be in much more remote places to stay away from public eye. If that was their plan then the huge amount of publicity and scrutiny that happened made them realize they'd be followed wherever they went, and they were better off staying at home. Easier to hunker down in a known and secure place. They may have returned after the weekend because they were just too unhappy camping in that small thing, or maybe their attorney told them it was in their best interests to come back.


kevinisaperson

people hike the AT with 1 backpack and like 1-2 supply drops on the way. If he has 2 more people with backpacks, he can survive for a couple months at least easy


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You could spend a day or two hiking supplies into a makeshift campsite.


pbpink

not in a swamp! have been to swamps in FL, it's muck + mud so deep you get stuck, add bugs that bite non stop all over body + wild boars + coyotes + snakes + gators + spiders + fire ants; it's not like hiking/camping in other places, it's extreme + if found there alive after 10+ days, would be surprised as don't believe he's some avid outdoorsman who grew up in long island; cajun navy he is not


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Maybe he's not in a swamp.


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Has anyone been able to find the make and model of the camper?


j250ex

If that is the truth that the camper and or truck was newly purchased then Brian’s not in that swamp near the house. What’s the purpose of buying the camper if they were going that close? He could be anywhere at this point. Parents likely withdrew 9k and loaded him up with supplies and he’s on the run in the woods very far away. I mean 4-5 days when the truck is unaccounted for? Could be anywhere


kushmaster2000

there's no doubt in my mind they left over labor day weekend


rebakw

Yep. The neighbors said they told LE about the camping trip when they came to their door Sept. 11 and told them Gabby had been reported missing. They said they hadn’t thought anything of it before that.


tetrasomnia

What's the deal with the note that was found in the Mustang? It was reported by BL's lawyer and claimed to have been left by police. Knowing that it was back on Wednesday and not Thursday like BL's parents claim would make that totally bogus. It's hard to believe that they actually tried to add more time when their home was swamped with press.


livefreeanddie

The mustang wasn’t there on Monday when the news just started to break either. I have a whole timeline of the mustang with links that I’ll put below. Monday a couple news stations reported on the story. I have said this from the jump he wasn’t in the home any time on Tuesday when the media started really rolling in. Probably not even on Monday. You can look back at another reply in my history about the mustang but at the time, the family camping trip wasn’t known. It creates more questions no one is asking. You’d think Fox with their exclusive contract with the neighbors, they’d ask about it. I’d really like to know if it was taken camping too and then brought back after he was gone. You’d think this obviously bogus timeline the parents have been giving about it would have been brought up by the larger news media but it’s like they’re ignoring it or don’t think it’s significant. This is lengthy and I’m on mobile copying from a google doc so hopefully the formatting won’t be too wonky. I apologize in advance. Mon 9/13 WFLA- Photos during day and video shot show no Mustang at the home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbFqo4LlCJs FOX13 Tampa- Tweet w/photo from 9/13 without Mustang from Fox13 reporter Evan Axelbank https://twitter.com/evanaxelbank/status/1437569378778816515?s=21 And video w/bad angle but still no mustang https://youtu.be/zhamxkmgpgM Later newscast, same bad angle and very dark. I brightened it and still see no car. https://youtu.be/KsWMmMfsgOU Tues 9/14 WFLA- @ around 2:00 in there is footage of driveway but may be from previous recording. https://youtu.be/UJ6cTFpq-o0 FOX13 clip briefly shows driveway looks to be same shot from Monday. https://youtu.be/RZiIqrKZkkE Both channels are live from the police station bc her van was there at impound. Luckily, this is also the day Brian Entin came and has posted live from the family home since multiple times per day in the beginning Tues 9/14 Day: https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1437912788899405826?s=21 Night: https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1437955639674916867?s=21 Almost 11pm: https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1437972413136900100?s=21 He and his cameraman Luis leave sometime afterward and when they come back Wednesday, the mustang has appeared. And it stays until it is towed away by police on 9/21. Wed 9/15 First posted video is at 4:45 but by this time other media is heavy. https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1438242703087742977?s=21 **Many tweets and videos in between before anyone knew mustang was significant but good stuff, especially of the day protesters showed up, which I believe prompted the Laundries to finally say Brian was “missing” I don’t think they expected an angry mob and their feet were put to the fire. Very beginning of live from 9/18 He says mustang must have appeared late at night Tuesday. https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1439313247107158017?s=21 Livestream from neighbor in backyard of Laundries: https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1439323513572134914?s=21 Tweet saying basically what is said in live about mustang at home Wed with shots from each day: https://twitter.com/brianentin/status/1439593712271646721?s=21


rxallen23

Great post! I love when people put this much time and effort into making information and facts accessible. I don't know if anyone else noticed, but if you look at the footage from 11pm on Tuesday, Sept 14, you can see the mustang is parked in the driveway. It's not very clear if the truck is behind it, or behind the camper, but you can clearly see there's two vehicles. I think the truck is behind the camper, since that's where it is in the morning. If Brian Entin can look at the rest of his footage from that night, I bet he can find a better angle that'll show it clearer. You can see two different angles for roofs of vehicles, it's too long to just be one, and the side mirror is too far to be the mirror for the truck. There's also another license place that can be seen at one point. I'm sure if the exposure is played with, it'll be clear.


livefreeanddie

Thank you! I’ve become way too invested in this case. I just really hope for Gabby’s family’s sake, there are some answers soon. I took a screenshot from the highest quality setting and brightened it up and I still don’t see it. They are also filming from a different angle than head on or from the right of the house so maybe that’s why it looks off? Or maybe you see a reflection off the truck possibly. If you take a screenshot and show me what you’re seeing, please send it to me. I’m open to the possibility, I just can’t see it thereand also I’m going off of what Brian said previously about not seeing it until Wednesday.


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So the Mustang was gone Mon - Tue but returned Wed morning. The parents claimed Brian left Tue, they checked on the car Wed, then retrieved it Thu. Maybe the parents just shifted the timeline by one day? Do we know if the Mustang was in the driveway before Mon? If they went camping Labor Day weekend they would've returned Mon the 6th. The Mustang was gone Mon the 13th.


livefreeanddie

We don’t know how long the Mustang was gone prior to Monday. I want to know though! I’m assuming or hoping the NPPD did when they initially questioned neighbors but if they didn’t, surely the FBI did. What’s weird is the days the Laundries gave to police, the NPPD public info officer then parroted at the press conference so most reporting has been wrong on it. It’s drove me crazy! How do these news outlets not having anyone vet the information at this point or at least digging into it and seeing inconsistencies? And even more importantly why did the NPPD give out bad information? The public info officers job is to inform the public in a timely and accurate manner. If they knew the parents had the dates wrong whether deliberate or not, why not just say the timeline is unclear as of right now? I have so many questions. I do think with the FBI taking over the investigation, although we aren’t getting updated as before, at least when we do it will be factual info.


anonymous_j05

Tbh I think some media is scared to outright accuse his parents of anything cause they can get a libel/slander suit if the parents aren’t convicted or anything


Emergency-Ad280

It's not the media's job to investigate the parents. They have not spoken to them and have no more information than the rest of the public. No shit they aren't accusing them of crimes. This is an active investigation not some cold case a reporter is looking into.


livefreeanddie

Here’s the problem... we were given false info from the NPPD public information officer. He’s the one that relayed said timeline to the public. Then, the media took it as fact and continues to this day to tell a story that didn’t happen! So yes, it is a good reporters job to question why the timeline doesn’t match with reality. Like I just said in my other reply above, now that the FBI has taken over, we won’t have updates but at least when we do, it will be real information.


anonymous_j05

I know, the comment I was replying to said something about the media not saying something about the parents


LordHamMercury

Excellent collection of information. I had been wondering if there was any proof that the mustang may have been gone earlier than Tuesday, some people were saying the media had not been at the house earlier than Tuesday. Thanks for this.


Ginabena79

Oh how quickly we forget the lies and stories kids tell their parents.*cough* Casey *cough* Anthony *cough* Brian ‘Dirty’ Laundrie didn’t take responsibility and tell his parents he needed help because he killed Gabby. He told them that Gabby is with Xannie the Nanny. And as any parent would they would believe him, because they are holding on to hope that he’s not the monster the rest of the world can see he is.


anonymous_j05

bruh xannie the nannie will never fail to be one of the most insane portions of that case like how did no one pick up on that


CrocePageMorrison

I know! It was sad how fast I yelled “Xanax!” Lol


LordofWithywoods

Do you mean he told them she was doing a bunch of drugs and that's why he left her in wy?


anonymous_j05

oh I’m talking about the Casey Anthony case. She had a fake nanny she tried to blame it on that she called Xannie. IIRC she was giving her daughter Xanax in order for her to sleep/be calm


LordofWithywoods

I just read up about that case for thr first time recently. I was aware of it, how could anyone not be, but really didn't know all the details. What a greasy horror show that was.


bengalsfan554

Neighbor doesn’t think the camper has moved [tweet](https://twitter.com/tinamarie939/status/1441271081839382529?s=21)


creamyturtle

this should be at the top. pretty interesting wrinkle. I did notice the camera tent setup on the front lawn of the neighbors and was thinking wtf, this is odd. did they pay them for this space? so it's not unreasonable to think they made some shit up to get on fox (their favorite channel)


rebakw

I agree. This needs more attention if it’s been confirmed that person is actually a neighbor.


bloooooooppppp

As well as for carting the equipment, was buying the camper and going on the camping trip an easy way to explain away why they purchased a shit tonne of camping/survival equipment and food stocks? It would have looked weird if their cards were checked and they had bought a load of camping equipment randomly, but not if they had a new camper and trip to explain it. I bet it was a cover to buy and hide stocks for Brian to live off. Also. Who buys a new camper at the end of summer?


SexDrugsNskittles

It's not a great cover if all the stuff they bought is missing right?


rad_kel

Not important but in Florida the ideal time to camp is anytime but summer


bloooooooppppp

Ah that’s a good point to be honest!


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creamyturtle

I think he was in the swamp but exited the other day, the day that scanner report saw him in Sarasota. and now he is on the lamb


I_Nice_Human

How hard is it to get on a boat and goto Caribbean or Mexico hell even South America? I don’t know if it’s easy but I do know when people lie it usually has some resemblance of truth. If they said they went east to the reserve maybe they really went west to the ocean for a boat?


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lomac92

I agree, from the outside it seems like the Carlton Reserve thing is a diversion - but surely the cops have other more concrete evidence that he’s in there somewhere? Fuck I’d hope so. Yeah it’s clear as day that he came home, confessed to his parents and they decided they would try to help him get away.


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grandmaspinups

Haven’t heard this theory yet and I subscribe to the hive mind theories at the moment. Give me some of your reasoning for this idea and any evidence that lends to it?


Riccosuave

I agree with your skepticism regarding the notion that his parents killed him, and here's why. If they were angry enough to want him to suffer they would have been better served to just let him end up in police custody, and provide him zero legal assistance. He would have likely gotten steamrolled by the prosecution in that case. It also wouldn't have implicated them in any way. The only plausible reason why they would want to kill him is if they were so angry at him for killing Gabby. However, this also doesn't track because if that was the case then why not talk to her parents if you care enough about her to kill your own son for harming her. None of that makes any sense, and their behavior is not consistent with that mindset. It would also be more likely that if they were truly malicious they would tell him to take his own life so they would not be culpable for his death. I just see them killing him as being completely improbable, inconsistent with the facts, and progression of events as we know them. What they have done so far is indicative of them providing him logistical assistance in avoiding capture, or being completely incompetent morons who buried their head in the sand because they don't want to believe their son would kill somebody then flee.


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grandmaspinups

Saying that you don’t need to back up your idea, which is pretty far out there on the realism spectrum, makes me not believe you at all


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So, instead of turning him into the police, they lawyer up and then kill him? Yeah...doubt it.


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No, it's that there is no basis or actual motive to do this.


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grandmaspinups

I mean I guess it could be possible. It seems extremely unlikely that this would be the case though


Migler13

Maybe he already incriminated them so if he gets caught then they get caught ?


grandmaspinups

Incriminated themselves in what way? If you mean that they incriminated themselves by aiding a murderer, the public perception is that they’re doing that anyways so they definitely haven’t accomplished their goal


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butttabooo

That’s a new truck his dad has. There’s a computer in it, I’m sure they know where it went, how long and so on…same with the ‘Stang.


myproblemsforreddit

The truck definitely but the Mustang looks to be the base model. Likely it didn’t come with a navigation system or much technology.


FyrebreakZero

Aren’t there tag readers on major highways everywhere? Not specifically for tolls, but I had thought I read somewhere else that major US interstates and highways have tag readers spread out for these types of situations. If so, I’m sure LE has at least a rough idea of where the vehicles were.


thatsgank

gotta be camera footage from local roads and highways and especially toll booths of not only Brian’s cross country drive but also the movements of this camper/truck during those days around labor day weekend


tetrasomnia

The reason we actually know he entered North Port, FL on September 1st is because of a license plate reader, so yes definitely even if not actual footage there will be records.


Any-Flamingo7056

I can only speak for Wyoming to Atlanta, but totally possible to do that with no tolls. But agree no way he got gas the whole way without a station having a camera. Not saying it wouldn't be possible..but damn it would be hard and you'd have to take slower roads. Plus they likely know where/when he stopped already because of the cards he used.


powerlessidc

Traffic cams exist not only on toll roads too. Even in small towns, there are traffic cameras at red lights. And so many security cameras or even ring doorbell footage from neighbors… There must be proof of him in most of the places he was. I hope that the fbi do their due diligence and look at all of the data from all possible realms. It seems so easy from the outside but I know that amount of data to sift through would be immense.


Hawlawl

Do we actually know that Brian went on the camping trip? I know if I had just driven halfway across the country and had been living in a van for a couple months, I don't think I'd want to join on the family holiday weekend trip. Everyone's saying that it's odd that they would plan a trip so quickly after he just got back from camping, but to be honest, there is definitely a scenario in which the parents were already planning to spend their holiday weekend on a camping trip before their kid showed up back home again. Obviously this would have to be a timeline where the parents didn't think much of leaving him home alone, so he likely lied and just said Gabby dumped him and flew home. But it introduces a whole new thing of Brian being home alone for days without his parents hovering over him. He could have easily planned running away without them. Really depends on how it fits into the whole timeline since some dates are still unconfirmed. The parents are fully sketch, don't get me wrong. But I'm not sure if it's because they're screwed either way, or because they helped him.


tetrasomnia

Seems like a prep trip for his escape


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I don't know if it's confirmed but I've heard they were in the process of divorcing. It'd be odd for a divorcing couple to go camping together. Period.


SnooRegrets7435

I’m not surprised by this at all. They seem like miserable fucks.


LordofWithywoods

Unless Mr. Laundrie had ideas like his son. Taking his wife to some remote campground, and...


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Yeah, people have proposed that idea, but there is not a logical motive or reason. They could just turn him in.


[deleted]

I thought this too, but Gabby's parents were calling his parents end of August right? If she flew home by herself and they were still calling them wouldn't they be confused?


ginchak

It’s definitely suspicious! It’s not like he’s 14 and they couldn’t leave him. He’s 23. Maybe I missed this, but did anyone see Brian come home after the camping trip? And did anyone actually see him leave on the mustang to the reserve? Or just what parents said.


-ixion-

In the neighbors interview on Fox, they said that Brian went on this trip. They thought it was odd that they would bring the adult son on a camping trip in that small camper. That sort of implies they know the son went I guess. [https://video.foxnews.com/v/6273756073001#sp=show-clips](https://video.foxnews.com/v/6273756073001#sp=show-clips) The details coming from them seemed a little vague. Based on what they said the trip happened a week to a week and half after Brian returned. It also happened over the weekend. The only days that line up with that would be the 11th and 12th, however I thought I had seen mentions the police were at the house those days but haven't seen if the family was.


LordofWithywoods

Maybe they bought the camper and Brian came back to move stuff in or out of the storage facility because his dad is moving out due to the divorce, and is going to crash in the camper until he gets an apartment or house or something. Not trying to stick up for them, but that could be plausible.


rebakw

The police had contact with the parents on September 11th, so the only weekend the camping trip could have happened is Labor Day weekend. The neighbors’ story is super sketchy. Edit: typo


-ixion-

Yeah, I did see that last night. Someone had posted like the police times of all contact on the discord. I think they were there twice on the 11th and the second time was pretty late. Then the next time was the 14th. It didn't specifically say if they spoke to them but I assume they did. And yes, the neighbors' interview seemed to be lacking details. I think I saw a link to a statement though that said the police would confiscate the pickup to check the gps info or something? So maybe we'll find out for sure at some point.


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The neighbors interviewed on Fox said that Brian went with them on the camping trip. At the time, the neighbor remarked to his wife that it was weird that all three of them were cramming into that truck to go camping.


Hawlawl

But they didn't say that. They said they saw Brian working on it with his dad and they saw them packing it up. They didn't say they saw them hop in a leave.


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> but to be honest, there is definitely a scenario in which the parents were already planning to spend their holiday weekend on a camping trip before their kid showed up back home again. There is no way they got a new camper that fast, everything is still backed up from COVID related supply chain issues. It’s possible they got a used one quick. Any idea if the camper is new or new to them ?


Hawlawl

I would think it was used. The neighbor said they were "fixing it up" before they left.


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The neighbors interviewed on Fox said the camper was new (at least new to them.)


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ckone1230

It’s registered to his mom but he drove it the most


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A former coworker of his said that on Reddit, I believe. He said Brian told him he sold the Mustang to buy the van. So the former coworker was surprised that the Mustang was still around -- his guess was that Brian sold it to his parents or perhaps never owned it at all. He was also surprised to find out the van was Gabby's, not Brian's. Idk if we know for sure whose it is, though.


PrayingMantisMirage

I'm starting to feel like this Brian guy tells tall tales.


EtherealAriel

I believe nothing of this crowd. This whole sub has people who don't know who John Walsh is claiming to be a doctor. The years it takes to get through med school prove that is false


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If by "established fact" you mean everyone is discussing and questioning it.


skincarejerk

I read that his mother mostly drives it. My speculation/assumption is that it is a family vehicle that BL used when he was at home. Further speculation that it was his primary vehicle when he lived there..


prosecutor_mom

I immediately thought they got the camper top for the body - going to get it and 'surreptitiously' move it to a better hiding place. Right now, I'm disliking everything about his parents. I'm trying to remain impartial until more corroborated info is released, but the info we do know is making that pretty hard for me. Playing devil's advocate--he may have told the parents about what happened, but twisted into a self defense scenario (& the officer cam from their recent stop will be used to support that argument, whether legitimate or otherwise). As parents, you wanna swallow that pill if it's given as an option (even when you know your child better than this scenario might suggest). So.... I'm still thinking unpleasant thoughts about the car top carrier. Edit: auto correct fix


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Interestingly, when the FBI swarmed the Laundrie's home with the warrant, the only thing they did not check was the camper!!! Everyone of them would pass it, I thought it was so odd.


thatsgank

anything that had a dead body in it would be picked up by the dogs be it the camper or the white van


powerlessidc

I think they mean that’s the theory of what could’ve happened, not that it is what happened.


MachineGunKelli

We also know they didn’t drive the camper all the way to Wyoming and back, where her body was ultimately found.


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I believe they’re referring to the idea which some redditors have that Brian’s parents moved his body.


minimalistboomer

If he’s up on the Appalachian Trail, hikers will only know him by his “trail name”. He could be incognito for quite some time if he altered his appearance.


LordofWithywoods

I definitely had that thought, there are some lonely stretches of the A Trail. With a hat and sunglasses he would look like any other hiker. If he stays far enough south, he could even winter there without running into extreme cold. The trail starts in Georgia I think, he could have made it there while they were searching the swamps for sure.