Gabby Petito dead

[trixare4kids]

Usually, all it takes in these situations is the female saying, "I'm leaving you."

I think you have this correct.

 

[trixare4kids]

Probably, and I couldn't care less. We're losing more than one American to COVID-19 PER MINUTE.

So spare us, corporate media, the missing white woman syndrome.

How trendy of you... Someday, you'll probably look back at what you wrote above and realize maybe it was you who needed to spare us the sophomoric echo chamber crap.

 

[calamity]

Probably, and I couldn't care less. We're losing more than one American to COVID-19 PER MINUTE.

So spare us, corporate media, the missing white woman syndrome.

To paraphrase Joe Stalin....

One death is a tragedy; 700,000 deaths are a statistic.

 

[Court Jester]

He lawyered up immediately and went on the lam. Ramsey family and O.J. behavior. If the boyfriend's trying not to look guilty - he's doing a pretty horrible job!

The Ramsey's were determined through DNA evidence to be factually innocent of the death of their daughter, and O.J. was found not guilty by a jury.

So, what is your point? That this guy is innocent too?

 

[Far right dem]

The Ramsey's were determined through DNA evidence to be factually innocent of the death of their daughter, and O.J. was found not guilty by a jury.

So, what is your point? That this guy is innocent too?

So what is your opinion. Did oj do it?

 

[lurchadams]

The Ramsey's were determined through DNA evidence to be factually innocent of the death of their daughter, and O.J. was found not guilty by a jury.

So, what is your point? That this guy is innocent too?

"Boulder police chief Mark Beckner, disagreed with exonerating the Ramseys, characterizing the DNA as a small piece of evidence that was not proven to have any connection to the crime.[8]: 11  In February 2009, the Boulder police took the case back from the DA and reopened the investigation.[9]'"

The Boulder police chief disagrees with you as do I. Thanks and have a wonderful evening!

 

[Far right dem]

"Boulder police chief Mark Beckner, disagreed with exonerating the Ramseys, characterizing the DNA as a small piece of evidence that was not proven to have any connection to the crime.[8]: 11  In February 2009, the Boulder police took the case back from the DA and reopened the investigation.[9]'"

The Boulder police chief disagrees with you as do I. Thanks and have a wonderful evening!

Burke did it.

 

[yankintx]

Body found near Grand Teton confirmed to be Gabby Petito, death ruled a homicide

Officials have confirmed the body found over the weekend near Grand Teton National Park belongs to Gabby Petito, the 22-year-old woman who went missing while on a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend, the Teton County coroner said in a statement. The initial determination is that she died...

www.yahoo.com

"Officials have confirmed the body found over the weekend near Grand Teton National Park belongs to Gabby Petito, the 22-year-old woman who went missing while on a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend, the Teton County coroner said in a statement."

An Arches National Park ranger warned Gabby Petito that her relationship with Brian Laundrie seemed 'toxic' after their fight in Utah

"I was imploring with her to reevaluate the relationship," National Park Service ranger Melissa Hulls told Deseret News.

www.yahoo.com

Gabby Petito case draws renewed attention to missing Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson

Daniel Robinson was last seen June 23 driving near Sun Valley Parkway and Cactus Road. His Jeep was found crashed and abandoned July 19.

www.yahoo.com

People are murdered in the US hourly. I don't understand the fascination with this case. Then again i have zero interest in real crime shows or the current obsession with seriel killers. It is sad for the young woman and her family.

 

[lurchadams]

Burke did it.

??

 

[Far right dem]

??

I think burke ramsey killed his sister.

 

[lurchadams]

I think burke ramsey killed her sister.

Oh, the brother!

 

[Court Jester]

"Boulder police chief Mark Beckner, disagreed with exonerating the Ramseys, characterizing the DNA as a small piece of evidence that was not proven to have any connection to the crime.[8]: 11  In February 2009, the Boulder police took the case back from the DA and reopened the investigation.[9]'"

The Boulder police chief disagrees with you as do I. Thanks and have a wonderful evening!

it doesn't matter what I think, or what you think. What matters is that the people who have the legal authority to file a criminal charge don't think they are guilty, or at least they don't have enough evidence to proof it. Meanwhile the Ramsey's are considered innocent.

Ask me and I will tell you that it was a very sick thing going on in that house and it was the mother who was screwed up. To turn her own daughter into something akin to a sexualized object is beyond me. My theory is that the child probably died accidently, maybe being punished by the kooky mother, and then they lawyer-ed up, and the police did not go at them hard enough, and too much time passed to find the facts supporting a possible homicide.

 

[lurchadams]

it doesn't matter what I think, or what you think. ///

Stopped reading here. This entire forum is about sharing with each other what we think. What I think in this case is based on:

1. My personal experience - understanding what guilty behavior looks like - and the Ramsey family's non-cooperation with the investigation stank to high heaven.

2. The Boulder police chief has much more inside information into this case than either you and I have - and therefore - yes - his opinion matters.

Thanks.

 

[Far right dem]

it doesn't matter what I think, or what you think. What matters is that the people who have the legal authority to file a criminal charge don't think they are guilty, or at least they don't have enough evidence to proof it. Meanwhile the Ramsey's are considered innocent.

Ask me and I will tell you that it was a very sick thing going on in that house and it was the mother who was screwed up. To turn her own daughter into something akin to a sexualized object is beyond me. My theory is that the child probably died accidently, maybe being punished by the kooky mother, and then they lawyer-ed up, and the police did not go at them hard enough, and too much time passed to find the facts supporting a possible homicide.

It definitely was a murder. Only the ramsey's know which one of them did it.

 

[Court Jester]

Stopped reading here. This entire forum is about sharing with each other what we think. What I think in this case is based on:

1. My personal experience - understanding what guilty behavior looks like - and the Ramsey family's non-cooperation with the investigation stank to high heaven.

Horsefeathers!

Anyone would be well advised to not talk to the police, especially when YOU are the main suspect. I guess you never heard of the 5th Amendment?

Doesn't matter if you or I think they are quilty or not, they have rights too. And besides, it isn't like prosecutors (elected officials) don't ever get thing wrong is it?

2. The Boulder police chief has much more inside information into this case than either you and I have - and therefore - yes - his opinion matters.

Thanks.

Hey, if he has the goods on Mr Ramsy, then he can reopen the case and see where it goes. Chances are good all he will end up doing is writing a book at some point and making some money off this dead little girl like everyone else has.

 

[Integrityrespec]

Lawyering up doesn't get you convicted. Talking to cops without a lawyer can. I've watched/listened to too many true crime stories to believe cops have my best interest in mind.

Ever read about or researched the Innocence Project? DNA has changed more than a few court verdicts of those jailed for decades in some cases. I think each situation is different but when the boyfriend comes home after a several month trip in the girlfriends care and will not discuss where the girl is? Something is very wrong.

 

[Felis Leo]

Just having seen the barest details of this case and not having kept up with it, I imagine the boyfriend will be found in the coming weeks dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

 

[lurchadams]

Horsefeathers!

Anyone would be well advised to not talk to the police, especially when YOU are the main suspect. I guess you never heard of the 5th Amendment?

Doesn't matter if you or I think they are quilty or not, they have rights too. And besides, it isn't like prosecutors (elected officials) don't ever get thing wrong is it?





Hey, if he has the goods on Mr Ramsy, then he can reopen the case and see where it goes. Chances are good all he will end up doing is writing a book at some point and making some money off this dead little girl like everyone else has.

You sound like a criminal defense attorney. The Ramsey's look guilty as sin to me. They know who killed their little girl and they're covering for them. If I'm wrong -well there's only one way I can be judged. Sorry, man. You feel the way you do - I feel the way I do.

 

[Far right dem]

Just having seen the barest details of this case and not having kept up with it, I imagine the boyfriend will be found in the coming weeks dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Lot's of people are predicting this but I just don't see it.

 

[Court Jester]

It definitely was a murder. Only the ramsey's know which one of them did it.

You see this is what I find interesting. Murder or manslaughter?

I believe it was an accident. And I also believe the wife to have been a kook, which tried to cover up her accident. And being she already went down that road, it then became necessary to play the hand out all the way as being blameless, and some really lousy police work helped that happen.

The wife was a kook. But I don't think she set out to murder her child. But I also don't think she loved her child either, not in a healthy way, the child was merely an object the mother used to live vicariously through for her own twisted and deluded narcissism.

The father was weak, probably just not giving a damn since his second marriage and to an unhappy kook wife. But they had another child, and if an accident then they covered it up to protect themselves and their other child. I believe a normal person would fess up and come clean and be contrite about a terrible accident. But kooky people (same as these two young people in the recent homicide and missing person case) do kooky things.

 

[Far right dem]

You see this is what I find interesting. Murder or manslaughter?

I believe it was an accident. And I also believe the wife to have been a kook, which tried to cover up her accident. And being she already went down that road, it then became necessary to play the hand out all the way as being blameless, and some really lousy police work helped that happen.

The wife was a kook. But I don't think she set out to murder her child. But I also don't think she loved her child either, not in a healthy way, the child was merely an object the mother used to live vicariously through for her own twisted and deluded narcissism.

The father was weak, probably just not giving a damn since his second marriage and to an unhappy kook wife. But they had another child, and if an accident then they covered it up to protect themselves and their other child. I believe a normal person would fess up and come clean and be contrite about a terrible accident. But kooky people (same as these two young people in the recent homicide and missing person case) do kooky things.

No. it was muder. Her skull was fractured by a hammer. I doubt there was an accident involving a hammer.

 

[Atomic Kid]

Would you prefer a pole?

Why not? You have something against Polish people?

 

[Rumpelstil]

To paraphrase Joe Stalin....

One death is a tragedy; 700,000 deaths are a statistic.

That is so.
But was it really Stalin who said so?

 

[Rumpelstil]

It seems it was really Stalin who said so:

This chapter focuses on the acrimonious debate over the issue of counting the casualties of wars involving America. It cites Joseph Stalin's quote—“a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths are a statistic”—to highlight the military's tendency to give more importance to a “single” casualty if it was an American than to the million civilians who perished if they were non-American. It also examines the controversy surrounding the methods used in accounting for war mortality, whether it was the war in Korea or Iraq.

Counting

This chapter focuses on the acrimonious debate over the issue of counting the casualties of wars involving America. It cites Joseph Stalin's quote—“a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths are a statistic”—to highlight the military's tendency to give more importance to a “single” casualty...

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[ttwtt78640]

Probably very most likely the boyfriend. I'm comfortable calling him a homicide suspect now.

The relationship status is secondary to the fact that neither he nor his parents ever reported her missing. Even if two roommates go out shopping and only one returns it would be strange to never report the second person missing.