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So they could have spent 0 - a couple months in prison, now they are fugitives facing years? IMHO, there has to be more to it?

Being desperate for attention can be an odd thing, too.

Do DV perps typically volunteer to go to jail in place of the victim?

This is the case that brought me to websleuths. Still thinking of you little guy. We'll never forget.

So, based on that video, and two contradictory witnesses, you would have thrown Brian in jail?

After reading the transcript, and watching the video, I thought they handled the whole interaction thoughtfully and caringly. The couple clearly loved eachother, she had zero physical signs of abuse, and neither of them acted violently or out of control in their presence. Brian even offered to...

The cool part is you can click the timestamps and it takes you to that moment in the video.

Here's a good resource. Gabby Petito & Brian Laundrie Utah Bodycam Footage Transcript Before Disappearance I see the speeding, but I'm not seeing anything else you're seeing.

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Gotcha. The poster I was responding to made it sound like he was running from the cops. That would add a new wrinkle!

He was evading the law? I missed that part. Do you have a link? In what way did the police use a "subsequent report to blame DV on her?" I thought they used her own words.

This is what I'm having trouble with: Why did he sit around for 10 days? He could have flown anywhere in the world that didn't have extradition laws.

That's a good point. I'm going to assume, without any other information, that she was killed where she was found. Hasn't it been noted that the campsite they were at was highly populated? If so, wouldn't it be safe to assume that someone being killed out in the open would be heard?

I agree completely. The observer also described BL as "not screaming," which is a very strange way to describe someone who is yelling. Further, if he was "yelling," they would have been able to hear what was being said.

That's awesome. I'd have to assume thermal at this time of night.

A camera catching the trio out and about in the camper would validate the source, and show when and where they went.

And they were high school sweethearts, which means most of their socializing was between themselves, especially considering he was possessive and didn't want her to go out without him.

Most of the reports use adjectives like "explosive," and "aggressive" but fail to include the bit that he was reportedly NOT yelling. I'd love to see an "explosive and aggressive" argument that didn't involve yelling. Sounds like a comedy bit, to be honest.

Why did it take the Petitos 11 days to report her missing? If I wasn't getting responses from my daughter, or her boyfriend, or her boyfriends parents...I would report that within one day. Just curious if this indicates there was unreported communication of some kind. Edit: "No service in...

Unusual, yes. Nefarious, no. There is nothing that indicates foul play of any sort. There is no motive, and there is no opportunity.