Brian Laundrie’s dad mows lawn —ignores Gabby Petito autopsy inquiries

NY Post ^ | 10/13/2021 | Emily Crane

[ChicagoConservative27]

Brian Laundrie’s father was spotted mowing his lawn in Florida Wednesday morning — less than 24 hours after Gabby Petito’s autopsy revealed she was strangled.

In video shot by Fox News, Chris Laundrie ignored questions from reporters as he mowed and trimmed the grass around a makeshift memorial set up for Petito outside his North Port home.

Chris refused to react when asked about Petito’s autopsy results, which showed she was manually strangled during her ill-fated cross-country road trip with his 23-year-old son.

He also wouldn’t comment on his fugitive son, who has been the subject of a weeks-long manhunt after being named a person of interest in Petito’s case.

[DJ MacWoW]

The childishness is getting out of hand. And these posters wonder what’s wrong with the KIDS nowadays. What examples are THEY setting for them?

[StAnDeliver]

"If you must know, the official response I got was "pimping for the wrong side" because I supported the US Capitol Police arresting the people who broke through windows and doors to get into the Capitol. Honestly I thought that was a weak response so I asked for clarification and never heard another word from anyone."

You mean these USCP inviting in these Capitol tourists? How could that have ever happened?

Gosh, again, in your own words, it had nothing to do with that, and everything to do with this:

"Go back to my responses on the thread about the black woman who was complaining about her neighbor playing monkey noises...So yes, that’s just blatant racism. The term “racist” is thrown around with impunity in this country. But in many threads about criminal activity on this website, it’s pretty blatant. I’ve been very active on this site for over 20 years. It’s never been this bad. So I’ve started to call it out by name. Same with the anti-police sentiments. It got me suspended for a while"

No wait, it was this:

"I’ve been active on this site for 20 years and I don’t recognize it anymore. I was suspended for a week because I told someone who admitted to being inside the Capitol unlawfully on January 6th that I hoped they were held accountable.

I blame both parties. There’s too much money in keeping us divided. I also blame the media. If you look at the authors twitter page, it’s an absolute mess of conspiracy theories and nonsense. But people on this site seem to eat it up hook line and sinker. I am a Conservative, but a lot of the stuff on this site these days is anything but. They’ll probably ban me soon."

No wait, surely it was this:

Seahawks' Pete Carroll lectures on racism in US: 'White people don't know enough' (Unbelievable)

“[White people] need to be coached up and they need to be educated about what the heck is going on in the world,” Carroll said, according to the team’s website. “Black people can't scream anymore, they can't march anymore, they can't bear their souls anymore to what they've lived with for hundreds of years because White guys came over from Europe and started a new country with a great idea and great ideals and wrote down great writings and laws and all of that about democracy and freedom and equality for all. And then that's not what happened, because we went down this road here and followed economics – rich White guys making money – and they put together a system of slavery, and we've never left it, really. It has never gone away.”

""If you made millions of dollars coaching mostly black men who play a violent game, you'd absolutely make similar statements if you knew that NOT saying them would most likely cause your gravy train to end. This is 100% about money. Every aspect of the riots and the sports leagues speaking out and the media and the election. It's ALL about money. Pete is no different."

Yeah, I think it's this: "They’ll probably ban me soon."

[ronniesgal]

somebody on ANOTHER thread just put my name in the keywords, because he’s an imbecile and i told him so.
You have these foaming at the mouth types that cannot accept that not everybody agrees with their biased asses.
Just leave me off the keywords. It does not make sense to me.
I’m through with FR for now. good evening.

[DJ MacWoW]

You need to turn it in to Jim or nothing will change.

[thefactor]

Haha. Wow you’re a strange bird with a lot of time on your hands. I was there January 6th (in a professional capacity). I heard the mob say to the cops “remove these barricades or we’ll beat you up.” (They used more curse words but I cleaned up the language because cursing isn’t allowed here.) If you’d like to know more feel free to private message me. I’m happy to talk about what I experienced there. Over the years I’ve made no secret that I’m a cop.

[DJ MacWoW]

You’re an officer! If I may ask a question? Have you noticed a change in attitude toward you from the public? Since this “defund” crap?

[Peter ODonnell]

Well he had to mow the lawn, his son isn’t around to do it.

[thefactor]

There are some changes I've noticed, yes.

But thankfully, I am long removed from working the street. I am on the intelligence side now. I haven't worn a uniform in almost 10 years.

However, I will say that police officers are themselves less likely to take action in a proactive manner. Cops are less likely to get out of their cars and initiate contact with someone or a group of people.

When officers do initiate action or respond to a radio run and either attempt to arrest someone or even raise their voice to give a lawful order, bystanders will immediately take out their phones and start recording.

That's the thing people don't realize. Police "brutality" isn't up. It's actually down. It's just that we are seeing more of it due to police bodycams and CCTV and cellphones. Every time a police officer takes any sort of action in a major city, it's on camera. So you have millions of interactions between cops and the public, and if only four of those interactions go bad, you'll see every one of them and it'll look like an epidemic.

[DJ MacWoW]

That's the thing people don't realize. Police "brutality" isn't up. It's actually down. It's just that we are seeing more of it due to police bodycams and CCTV and cellphones

I assumed that. Being accountable is one thing but being hindered by a lying mob is quite another.

Thanks for the response!

[thefactor]

Nobody hates bad cops more than good cops. I know many people roll their eyes at that, but it’s true. I’m sorry to say that I will not miss policing once I am done with it. For the first time in my career I hesitate to tell people what I do. I cannot imagine being on the streets these days. Every move you make is scrutinized and recorded (in the big cities).

[DJ MacWoW]

We have a cop in our extended family. He hates dealing with bratty kids. We're in a rural area but it seems some of the kids take on a "city kid" persona. The family cop is 6' 4" and a 4th grader told him "Eff you".
I can't imagine being an officer now and I'm surprised more don't quit.

[StAnDeliver]

"I was there January 6th (in a professional capacity). I heard the mob say to the cops “remove these barricades or we’ll beat you up.” (They used more curse words but I cleaned up the language because cursing isn’t allowed here.)"

"The mob" you say. That's quite an accusation given those tourists lumbered past the USCP like someone who had just eaten 4 corn dogs at Disneyland.

So you were right there as shown in the video. Where are you in the video and exactly where was this video taken?

"If you’d like to know more feel free to private message me"

I wouldn't pm you for a million dollars and I advise everyone on this forum to do the same. And if you pm me unsolicited you'll have the everlasting slack jerked right out of you.