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I think it's as simple as the L's knowing about where he was in the reserve and LE didn't find him due to the water. The L's knew about where to look today and since the water has recently receded, well, boom.

Occam's razor strikes again.

Our minds and eyes are tricky!

Does LE need to collect "evidence" in a presumed suicide or misadventure type situation in the same way they would collect evidence at a crime scene?

FWIW, I agree.

-Would explain the high amount spent in a short period of time. -Would explain the outing/camping with family before he disappeared. -Saw his nephews. -Would explain why he went home in Gabby's van at all. -Several one last time moments.

That's what I'm thinking.

I think it's something else. It' not even splayed out across the center of the table.

It does seem like that, but I'd imagine there'd be further decomp due to the environment it was found in. Hmmm.

There's another section of the bag not pictured. The hole is in the bottom right of the bag and something black is protruding out of it.

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I believe the water has only recently receded as they are now about to go into the dry season.

THANK YOU.

Why are we even comparing them? Leave them all to grieve.

Exactly this.

IMO, she didn't want to be separated from Brian AND the van. One, she feared driving the van herself, and because of that Brian did most if not all of the driving. She may have also feared sleeping in the van without him, or camping alone if she pulled out the tent. I know I would fear sleeping...

*snipped* 'The Daily Mail reported back in September that Laundrie left Petito at the Fairfield Inn in Salt Lake City so he could fly back to Florida “to help his father empty out a storage unit where he and Gabby had their things.”' The way this is worded makes me think the storage unit was...

He was afraid she was going to leave him stranded as well. They both feared the other would take off in the van without them.

I don't recall her trying to get help, though. ):

They shouldn't have been on the road at all. It breaks my heart.