RadishRose
SF VIP
- Location
- Connecticut, USA
I heard brian's parents called 911 on Dog. I don't know what happened after that.
Where is Brian Laundrie?
- Thread starter Irwin
- Start date
You know I am dreading hearing the findings of the evidence.
And if you ask me, he's out of the country. Anyone who 'runs' when he/she commits a horrid crime is GUILTY in my eyes. This is reminding me so much of OJ Simpson's case.
My opinion only. No arguing please. lol
If he's out of the country he used a passport. There would be a record of that. I'm not arguing @PamfromTx, I swear!
Well, if he didn't take his Driver's License and/or anything else why would he take a passport. Or better yet, a fake one was created for him by his parents. @Pepper , nope, you can't argue. lolIf he's out of the country he used a passport. There would be a record of that. I'm not arguing @PamfromTx, I swear!
Here is a little case law on harboring: Element 3. Seems, concerning the aid of providing food, would mean to help him escape. But if he came to my door near death from not eating or drinking, I'd help save his life directly, but not in furtherence. Of course report it also.
https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm...arboring-18-usc-1071-third-element-concealing
Kaila
SF VIP
I agree, but even when someone does not commit the crime,
(and if he didn't)
then, running is not an acceptable option, in my view.
He needed to report anything that had happened, all that he was aware of, or that he encountered , immediately,
and also to tell authorities details of when and where he'd last seen her.
AnnieA
Well-known Member
- Location
- Down South
If he did kill in self defense or in the heat of the moment in an argument ...both possible given their mental issues, he had hours ...maybe even a day or two in which to face reality, turn himself in and not face first degree murder charges. But to get in her van without her and drive from Wyoming to Florida without reporting her absence to anyone for whatever reason and behave as he and his parents did upon his return home make him look guilty as hell of murder rather than self defense or a fight gone wrong.
As for where he is, my bet is not the swamp, but a more hospitable wilderness area or across the very fluid Mexican border.
Kaila
SF VIP
Same for me! Applies to all of my posts, too!
Have you heard that an airline stewardess 'thought' she recognized him on a flight to Canada?
Kaila
SF VIP
This amazed me, too, that he'd driven across country, after whatever happened. And still did not report to the police, there either. The parents knew the young woman very well, too, and they didn't urge him to choose other options? And neither did they?
AnnieA
Well-known Member
- Location
- Down South
Guessing that one isn't true due to the need for identification to fly even domestically. He would additionally need to present a passport to fly to Canada.
Kaila
SF VIP
I am not personally familiar with using these, and I have often wondered (in other situations as well) whether or not, it is difficult for someone trying to not be ID'd, to use someone else's ID, for a ticket? I also do not know if it is difficult or not, to drive from USA, into Mexico, or take a bus?
At first I thought I could see Brian walking into a bog or swamp and lots of small alligators attacking him and eating him. But I think that the search teams would have seen pieces of clothing on the surface of the bog. My current feeling is that Brian is within fifty miles of where his parents live holed up in a house in a remote rural area and able to order supplies he needs and have them delivered.
CindyLouWho
Senior Member
- Location
- USA
Another theory is that BL has a Burner phone since recent activity shows changes to his Instagram and Spotify accounts.
Allegedly, his Instagram accidentally went live for 3 seconds showing someone on the water in an olive green boat, filming the waves and at one point, showing his sneakers.
Allegedly, his Spotify account was recently changed from "Selfconsomption" (his spelling, not mine), to "Nomatic Statik".
Wherever he is or is not, dead or alive, sooner or later, he will be found, no doubt.
Allegedly, his Instagram accidentally went live for 3 seconds showing someone on the water in an olive green boat, filming the waves and at one point, showing his sneakers.
Allegedly, his Spotify account was recently changed from "Selfconsomption" (his spelling, not mine), to "Nomatic Statik".
Wherever he is or is not, dead or alive, sooner or later, he will be found, no doubt.
What ever the lead he may be in a swamp it could've been about him disposing of potential evidence as much as escaping. He did drive the van back with some of her stuff in it including possible diaries, journals etc detailing abuse or incidents. Or maybe there were bloody clothes from another incident.
Also does he shave his head or is he naturally bald. If not he could grow hair, wear a mask and glasses and could be under the radar just about anywhere.
Also does he shave his head or is he naturally bald. If not he could grow hair, wear a mask and glasses and could be under the radar just about anywhere.
Last edited:
Alligatorob
SF VIP
Not in my basement, just checked. May expand the search later today.
AnnieA
Well-known Member
- Location
- Down South
I thought it was Columbian drug lords.You know I am dreading hearing the findings of the evidence.
And if you ask me, he's out of the country. Anyone who 'runs' when he/she commits a horrid crime is GUILTY in my eyes. This is reminding me so much of OJ Simpson's case.
My opinion only. No arguing please. lol
feywon
Well-known Member
- Location
- Rural North Central NM
As of this morning several (mostly the sensationalist style) outlets are reporting Dog has leads, lots of them cause he bought a cell phone to be just for tips on the case. May help, may just muddy the waters, tho if cops are smart i think they'll let Dog and his people weed out the attention seekers so they don't waste time/energy checking out spurious leads.
"Dog" has caught fugitives that police couldn't find before:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/jun/19/usa.mexico
"The heir to the Max Factor cosmetics empire and fugitive convicted rapist, Andrew Luster, has been captured by a bounty hunter in Mexico. Luster and the bounty hunter, Duane "Dog" Chapman, were being held yesterday in Mexico after six people were seized in a street brawl following a car chase.
The 39-year-old great-grandson of Max Factor was grabbed at night in Puerto Vallarta, a Pacific coast resort popular with American tourists. "According to witnesses [the bounty hunters] used a spray with an irritant, maybe teargas, to subdue him. They handcuffed him and bundled him into a truck," a police spokesman said."
Mr Chapman, who calls him self "Dog the bounty hunter" and is based in Honolulu, arrived in Mexico a few days ago with two of his sons and two crew members from the US television show America's Most Wanted."
feywon
Well-known Member
- Location
- Rural North Central NM
i know, remember that arrest and we used to watch his show a good bit.
DD and i both think Laundrie, if he hasn't offed himself or gotten out of the country somehow would be wise to turn himself in and use his mental health issues as excuse for such poor judgement.