They don’t sound like they were at that level of relationship to be sharing accounts.Then there are cards on a shared account.
It was her van (not shared)
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They don’t sound like they were at that level of relationship to be sharing accounts.Then there are cards on a shared account.
I listened to the going west podcast on Gabby, they brought up that her phone liked a photo on an Instagram account she had been following on the 27th.Looks like the police might think Gabby was murdered between 25th and 29th August, I'm assuming this will play in to the murder charge later in that he'll be accused of callously using her cards after he's killed her. Here's a timeline:
July 2021: New adventures
August 12, 2021: Disorderly conduct stop
August 19, 2021: Posted a "Van Life" video
August 24, 2021: Credible witness sighting in Salt Lake City
August 25, 2021: Gabby's last Instagram post
August 27, 2021: Gabby's mum gets an odd text she says wasn't from her daughter
August 29, 2021: Brian Laundrie witnessed hitchiking alone
August 30, 2021: Another text sent to Gabby's mum
September 1, 2021: Brian returns home
September 11, 2021: Gabby reported missing
September 15, 2021: Laundrie is made a person of interest
September 16, 2021: A presser as a plea for help in finding Gabby
September 17, 2021: Where is Brian?
September 19, 2021: Remains found
September 21, 2021: Gabby is identified
September 23, 2021: Arrest warrant issued
Your personal credit card in your name isn't for anyone else to use unless authorised. I hope that's a very rare arrangement anyway. I can't imagine saying to my partner "I can use your credit card as it's joint property". Ouch!Would it not be fairly common for someone to have authorised access to their spouse's bank account / bank cards. How is this a crime? I thought it would be classified as joint property once they're in a domestic relationship.
I’m still confused as why it took so long for her to be reported missing.
When you’re in contact with your daughter a few times a week and then don’t hear from her for 2 weeks I reckon it’s a bit odd.So her family did something wrong?
Her boyfriend snuck back home and kept his return quiet after the family got a text message saying there was no service in the area she was in.
Indeed, especially as they would be watching the Instagram account daily too and it suddenly stopped with the updates.When you’re in contact with your daughter a few times a week and then don’t hear from her for 2 weeks I reckon it’s a bit odd.
When you’re in contact with your daughter a few times a week and then don’t hear from her for 2 weeks I reckon it’s a bit odd.
Pretty sure they live in New York, he lives in Florida with his parents, so a bit hard to drive past.Indeed, especially as they would be watching the Instagram account daily too and it suddenly stopped with the updates.
Neighbours apparently saw him return and if I was her parents I reckon I would’ve driven past the house just out of curiosity.
Without being in their position it’s hard to know exactly what you do, but I can’t imagine I’d be waiting that long.Twelve days isn't that long if you assume she's safe with her boyfriend and the last text you got was that they had no service. I can imagine what the police would have said trying to report your 22yo daughter missing in those circumstances? Do you report the boyfriend missing as well? Both?
It sounded like she was a bit of a troubled young woman. In a relationship that had a lot of conflict and the parents were worried about it. But young people want to make their own decisions and particularly don’t like parental interference. I’m guessing they didn’t want to hassle her too often and pressure her with their messages so it was really only in hindsight that they questioned the last messages they received about “no reception” etc.When you’re in contact with your daughter a few times a week and then don’t hear from her for 2 weeks I reckon it’s a bit odd.
Listening to the podcast it seems like it was Gabby initiating the contact.It sounded like she was a bit of a troubled young woman. In a relationship that had a lot of conflict and the parents were worried about it. But young people want to make their own decisions and particularly don’t like parental interference. I’m guessing they didn’t want to hassle her too often and pressure her with their messages so it was really only in hindsight that they questioned the last messages they received about “no reception” etc.
That’s another thing, how do you receive a text if she’s got no service?
Has old mate turned up yet?
Gotta be some people hiding this fella. Unless he’s Bear Grylls or something.Nope. He's good at hiding it seems.
Attention on Gabby Petito case helps bring a different missing person case to an end | CNN
A rescue team in Wyoming said the heavy attention paid to the Gabby Petito case helped them find remains believed to be of another missing person that vanished in the same national forest where Petito’s remains were found.edition.cnn.com
Hopefully, for the sake of justice.Hm interesting picture ..
I wonder if Brian is still alive
Hopefully, for the sake of justice.
1000’s of these must happen in the US every year tho, strange this one gets so much attention.