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Joseph Petito Talks with Dr. Phil About His Daughter Gabby ihe.art/c8pEUgG
Joseph Petito, father of Gabby Petito, talks with Dr. Phil about his daughter and the national story surrounding her disappearance. In the short clip, he talks about his relationship with Brian Laundrie, what he thought about her going on a road trip with him, and his thoughts on their engagement.
It's unclear if the filming took place before or after authorities found the body on an individual matching the description of Gabby in Grand Teton National Park on Sunday. The full interview will be aired on CBS later today (September 20).
You've already decided he's guilty of something. Lots and lots of people have been found to be factually innocent after spending decades in prison. LE usually gets it right, but if my kid gives me a plausible scenario of innocence in a situation like this, the last place I'm taking him is to the police, and the first place is to see a lawyer.
Are they taking the mustang?
The last broadcast on MSNBC is that they have no reason to believe that the dumpster issue in AL is related to BL. There's no confirmation of his sighting in the area.Maybe this isn't associated then? Or are they claiming it might be Brian's body?
Are they taking the mustang?
it's unprofessional for sure but its no different than what we saw here over the weekend and people bringing up their own stories over and overShe could see the way the land lay. That male LE was all pally and brotherly with him, laughing with him when he called her crazy. Telling BL that he had had a toxic exwife.
That was extremely unprofessional and more than a bit misogynistic.
BBMThe caller witnessed a scuffle. She admitted to assaulting him. He didn't offer that up until the cops started asking about his injuries. She denied he hit her. You can make that of that whatever you want, but he's still innocent in the eyes of the law, while she freely admitted to committing a crime.
"Reactive abuse occurs when the victim reacts to the abuse they are experiencing. The victim may scream, toss out insults, or even lash out physically at the abuser. The abuser then retaliates by telling the victim that they are, in fact, the abuser.Why are you minimizing her involvement? She admitted to hitting him. That is assault.
My sentiments exactly. Are they briefed? Are they privy to the call itself before assignment?This dispatch call infuriates me....omg. What was communicated to the officers? What did they know on this call when they arrived. You can tell this guy calling was disturbed by this.
It still upsets me every time I think of the officer telling Gabby she had no reason to be crying and implying she was the one who was getting off easy.
She admitted hitting his arm and trying to get him to stop for the police that were behind them as he was speeding.Why are you minimizing her involvement? She admitted to hitting him. That is assault.
I believe that there were two separate witnesses. One inside Moonflower who could not see outside because there was no window from where the witness was standing that would give view out onto the sidewalk. The other witness reported seeing him slapping her and that witness was reporting from near, but not inside, the Moonflower.I am confused about the report now. Its obvious on that the original report was that eh was slapping her, but when LE went to the Moonflower and wustioned the witness the witness said he didn't see him hitting her. I wonder if the Moab officer talked to a different witness than the person making the 911 call.