But now that the body having been found in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, has been declared to be Gabby, and Brian has gone missing, I would venture that he, too, is dead, by suicide, as he was too cowardly to face up to his deeds. I am also convinced he killed that other couple, which means not only looking at a burgeoning serial killer, but, for Brian, the death penalty--which I would favor--or LWOP.
I have discovered that both Gaby and Brian were native Long Islanders, and childhood sweethearts. Let me say the day she met Brian was the worst day of her life.
Suddenly, the Laundries up and move to North Port, Florida. From what I have seen of the house, it is clearly White Trash, and so are they. My heart goes out to the Petitios, but how could they, even with their daughter being of legal age, allow her to live with this scum and his trash family, as they live off of the parents? The whole arrangement is wrong, disgusting, and I am telling you, officials had better look into Brian's past--just ten years, back to age twelve, since he is only twenty-two. There will be signs and clues pointing to this behavior, and perhaps even evidence he has done this before. I would not be surprised.
Maybe this is why the Laundries moved. They did not want their dirty linen aired. Well, now it will be. They are complicit with Brian in all he did; Gabby especially, and anything having come before.
Track down this trash, and destroy it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gabby deserved a better future. At the very least, being whisked to Paris by a sophisticated Frenchman, telling her, "Gabrielle, the wine almost fell into my shoes."
Rest In Peace, Gabby. And justice for your family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes I knew immediately as well.
ReplyDeleteDidn’t want to be right, but knew I was.
Hang on until ALL the details come out, kids: theres a LOT more to this story than the cliche "toxic relationship 100% mans fault he killed her" narrative. He's almost certainly involved in her death, and his family's behavior is so bizarrely suspect it borders on drug addled, but there is definitely more here than meets the eye. As usual with these stories, the initial coverage that later got feverishly swept under the rug and buried is more telling than the current stereotyped boilerplate reporting.
ReplyDeleteNo one deserves to be killed and left alone in a remote area, full stop, but this was an unusually odd relationship (their full history together is riddled with off-the-wall behavior). Abridging it to "he was an abusive scumbag" erases what could be instructive life lessons young women (and men) could glean from this tragedy, wrongly reducing her death to an instantly forgettable derivative Lifetime cable movie.
As for that other couple that was killed in a similar location, thats another story that has been stupefyingly whitewashed by "journalists" to the point it makes no sense whatsoever, bearing no resemblance to actual facts. Its become the poster child for backfired politically-correct reporting actually causing harm and disrespecting the victims of a crime. Lets just say the chances Brian had anything to do with those other killings are very slim (I'd almost believe Mrs Voorhees did it first).
Victoria,
ReplyDeleteThe same here.
Michael
My Dear,
ReplyDeleteThings are heating up. The parents, now being
called the "Dirty Laundries" are being targeted
for investigation. You are right, so many things
need to be known, but odds are Brian killed himself
or is fleeing in cowardice, aided by parents.
While I delightfully await for a future Mrs. Voorhees
to emerge (though who could equal Betsy Palmer?) the
other couple's bodies near Gabby's is too close for me to
consider it coincidental.
Brian is a loser from the word go. I want to know
more of Gabby's backstory; there were signs, I am sure,
which she saw, and was not aware of, or did not choose to be.
Time will tell. My wish is that Alma Gardener, between
concert engagements, finds him and gorges herself on him.
But then, what does a loser like this know about culture?