Posted on 09/30/2021 7:17:57 AM PDT by conservative98
Missing fugitive Brian Laundrie’s mother reportedly canceled Florida camping reservations for two people the day before he returned to his parents’ home without Gabby Petito — and then she made new reservations for three people.
On Aug. 24, Roberta Laundrie made reservations for two at the Fort De Soto Park Campground in St. Petersburg between Sept. 1 and 3, but changed them on Aug. 31 for three people for the weekend of Sept. 6-8, according to documents obtained by Fox News.
Her 23-year-old son — who has been named by police as a “person of interest” in Petito’s death — returned to his parents’ North Port home in Florida on Sept. 1 in her 2012 Ford Transit van.
The Laundries, who listed their Dodge pickup truck on the reservation form, checked in at the site on Sept. 6 and checked out two days later, the network reported, citing other documents it has obtained.
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A person who used to work at Civic Plus, a software company that manages the Fort De Soto campground’s reservation system, told Fox News on condition of anonymity that he believed the Laundries may have known their son was coming home Aug. 31 and made the changes to their reservations.
The source told Fox that the information about the changed reservations has been turned over to the feds.
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“So? They knew he was coming home. That doesn’t prove a thing”
It supports the case that they are lowlifes.
Wrong thread. Already asked ‘em to remove it.
And if there’s ever any true incriminating evidence that may become true. But there isn’t any yet just mindless speculation.
Not in this instance. He wasn’t wanted for any crime, so the parents didn’t commit any crime, unless they helped him after the credit card charges were raised.
“He wasn’t wanted for any crime, so the parents didn’t commit any crime,”
The timeline for the statute starts when they knew of the crime, not when he was wanted for the crime.
Good luck proving that.
Gotcha...
“Gabby attacked me, I pushed her and she accidentally landed on a rock with her head and died.”
I was thinking about this earlier. During the police stop earlier in Utah if the girl had the cut on the forehead and scratches where she was attacked, would the police had treated it the same way? If so, if he was subsequently found dead how many here would have jumped to the conclusion that it was self-defense?
exactly. /s
“Good luck proving that.”
You ignored my correction of your erroneous post
The male/female bias is heavy.
That said, both of these characters seemed “off”.
Missing fugitive Brian Laundrie’s mother reportedly canceled Florida camping reservations for two people the day before he returned to his parents’ home without Gabby Petito — and then she made new reservations for three people.
My post wasn’t erroneous, but speculative. You have a massive assumption in yours.
Enjoy being a dickhead, as always.
“That said, both of these characters seemed “off”.”
But only one was killed.
Her head was bashed in? I just assumed he shot her.
“My post wasn’t erroneous”
Erroneous.
“You have a massive assumption in yours.”
I made a statement of fact based purely on the statute. No assumption was made.
The police treat domestic violence cases different when the women is the aggressor.
Unless a weapon like a knife, gun or blunt object is involved the police figure the guy can handle her.
Gabby was a petite girl. That plays into the mindset too.
But now that her body has been recovered…….if Laundrie told his parents she fell or he pushed her and she died but the Autopsy shows she was strangled……..that’s tricky to explain.
Conspiracy to evade capture—the timeline will help to establish whether they eventually filed a false missing person report.
I don’t know……..I was just using an example of what Brian may have told his parents to help him flee and hide.
Cause of death not revealed yet.
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