Deleted User 298457
Deleted User 298457
I must be missing something. I thought they found his dead body there? Why would his water bottle also being there be interesting? I mean his whole body and remains were there.
Tragic death of Gabby Petito
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No idea. But that's why it is notable.
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Is this the start of the forum's Hercule Poirot Society? 
I think you should watch the FULL video.
She does say that she hit him.
But only after he hit her and scratched her.
Deleted User 298457
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I think the point being is that the police\feds never took the bottle for testing.
So you love being spoon fed.
I will get you some links later to read.
Don't worry, there will be pictures
Here you go spoon. Don't forget to search for the FULL video.
It's a compressed time line.
"The caller said as they were driving by, "the gentleman was slapping the girl."
"Then we stopped," the caller added. "They ran up and down the sidewalk. He proceeded to hit her, hopped in the car and they drove off.""
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/16/us/gabby-petito-timeline-missing-case/index.html
The BF is dead so is clearly a victim of something as well.
Death, like the GF.
It's obvious the cops messed up this investigation.
They could have arrested him when he returned without Gabby in her vehicle.
Then they claimed to have put Brian under surveillance and lost him from his own house.
Then where his bones were located its claimed that its near the entrance to the park, his parents claimed to have told the cops to look in that area early on in the search. His body was supposedly under water yet so far as I can tell his backpack, which contained a notepad, doesn't seem to have been in the water.
Something seems about fishy to me in how the cops are acting. There seems to have been a lot of blundering coincidences going on in this investigation.
They could have arrested him when he returned without Gabby in her vehicle.
Then they claimed to have put Brian under surveillance and lost him from his own house.
Then where his bones were located its claimed that its near the entrance to the park, his parents claimed to have told the cops to look in that area early on in the search. His body was supposedly under water yet so far as I can tell his backpack, which contained a notepad, doesn't seem to have been in the water.
Something seems about fishy to me in how the cops are acting. There seems to have been a lot of blundering coincidences going on in this investigation.
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Ah yes, the only logical conclusion.
No report as yet.
But it looks like he killed himself in shame.
As said. I hope a gator got him first
Detain him for what? I imagine they interviewed him to get his side of the story. You can't just detain someone in a country like the US or UK without evidence they are linked to a crime. He probably did do it and he would have been a major suspect in the case. But unless there was evidence to suggest he was involved then he can't simply be locked up.