Gabby Petito

[00tec]

Upon further search of the area, investigators found human remains later confirmed to be Mr. Laundrie, along with a backpack, notebook, and a revolver. A review of the notebook revealed written statements by Mr. Laundrie claiming responsibility for Ms. Petito’s death.

https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field...le-petito-case

[.455_Hunter]

Interesting that was not reported when the items were originally found.

[BushMasterBoy]

The press is a joke. Social media is just as bad. The .gov and media outlets have a lot to hide. And they are in bed with each other. Surprise!

[MrPrena]

Sorry but it is so damn vague that it sounds like fake news or made up news. (No disrespect to fox, cnn, abc, nbc, pbs)

[eddiememphis]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...ing/ar-AATQMy8

Blew his head apart with a .357 EAA Windicator, and was et by critters.

"Multiple long bones including bones of the arms and legs all disclose carnivore predation activity characterized by gnawing and chewing," the 47-page report from Sarasota, Fla., said. "the cranium is in multiple pieces and fragments..."

[TEAMRICO]

Yeah, that scumbag reminded me that I should have bought the .357 revolver instead of just the .38 special. That’s the best of both worlds.

[Waldo1]

Lots of critters around Sarasota that would scavenge a corpse, from coons, possums, small gators and iguanas to coyotes and feral hogs. Lots of feral hogs.

[eddiememphis]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/gabby-pet...ssion-revealed

Meatball's diary. He he says they were rushing back to the car in the dark, he heard a splash. He found her shaking and lapsing in and out of consciousness and tried to carry her back to the car. Didn't make it so they laid there a while and then he "ended her life".

He ends with saying he's going to kill himself by the creek, hoping animals will eat his body.

[eddiememphis]

And the story continues...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/gabby-pet...ndrie-911-call

"Lawyers for Gabby Petito's parents announced Monday that they will file a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab Police Department, two officers who interacted with her just days before her death and two former leaders."

""Had the officers involved had training to implement proper lethality assessment and to recognize the obvious indicators of abuse, it would have been clear to them that Gabby was a victim of intimate partner violence and needed immediate protection," Brian Stewart, a lawyer for the family, said in a statement."

"The Petito and Schmidt families are also suing Laundrie's parents in two separate Florida cases."

""The purpose of this lawsuit is just one part of the family's broader effort to raise awareness and education, to protect victims of domestic violence and to help make sure that our governmental institutions are held to account and that they are given the resources and training that they need to do their jobs," Stewart said at a news briefing Monday."

And raise a little cash as well, it would seem.

[Martinjmpr]

And the story continues...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/gabby-pet...ndrie-911-call

"Lawyers for Gabby Petito's parents announced Monday that they will file a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab Police Department, two officers who interacted with her just days before her death and two former leaders."

""Had the officers involved had training to implement proper lethality assessment and to recognize the obvious indicators of abuse, it would have been clear to them that Gabby was a victim of intimate partner violence and needed immediate protection," Brian Stewart, a lawyer for the family, said in a statement."

"The Petito and Schmidt families are also suing Laundrie's parents in two separate Florida cases."

""The purpose of this lawsuit is just one part of the family's broader effort to raise awareness and education, to protect victims of domestic violence and to help make sure that our governmental institutions are held to account and that they are given the resources and training that they need to do their jobs," Stewart said at a news briefing Monday."

And raise a little cash as well, it would seem.

Maybe hoping for a quick payout to avoid embarrassment but I don't see how such a lawsuit stands a chance. Under the precedent of Castle Rock v Gonzales and similar, courts have repeatedly held that the police have no legally enforceable duty to any specific individual.