When and how will Brian laundrie be caught

blahey wrote:

brian's stuff wrote:

It seems the guy's stuff was found in the nearby park and cadaver dogs have been called in. His stuff was found by his parents after they decided to do their own search and they magically found his stuff after a brief time looking. As if they did where he was hiding all that time. My guess is that the stuff that was found was planted some time ago. He is living in a secret bunker in his mom's backyard.

Far fetched. These days, you can’t just plant someone’s body or parts and hope the police thinks it’s someone else. Coz forensic analysis.

You give these people more IQ credit than they deserve. It is possible it is him, but why shop for several weeks of food for him the day before? It could also be the body of a different recently demised missing person and Laundrie intentionally left his stuff there. The FBI and police and dogs had already searched that area. It is near a road and close to a park entrance. No way the police missed that place over the last month of searching.

brian's stuff wrote:

You give these people more IQ credit than they deserve. It is possible it is him, but why shop for several weeks of food for him the day before? It could also be the body of a different recently demised missing person and Laundrie intentionally left his stuff there. The FBI and police and dogs had already searched that area. It is near a road and close to a park entrance. No way the police missed that place over the last month of searching.

I agree the parents are not to be trusted at all, but you think they or Brian just happened to stumble upon a recently deceased person in the preserve and decided to use it as cover?

The whole chain of events is bizarre, at least as I understand them...they searched for weeks and found nothing, then decided yesterday to open back up the preserve, then all of a sudden this morning the parents decided that they thought of a new place to look for him, and as luck would have it they led the police right to a spot where some of his stuff was?? I'm sure some of the timeline is getting muddied in the news reports, because otherwise it's too coincidental to believe.

If he was eaten by a crocodile or a snake, the remains may no longer be identifiable

New info:

An FBI spokesperson said the area where the body was found was previously search but it had been underwater.

The mystery is how did his parents know to look in a place that was underwater? Lucky guess? The parents did not seem too worried about a body being found with their son's backback and notebook. Almost like they knew it was there and it is not their son. Maybe an opportunity for deflection? A backpack underwater for a month, or more, and a notebook would not fare well in swamp water.

brian's stuff wrote:

It seems the guy's stuff was found in the nearby park and cadaver dogs have been called in. His stuff was found by his parents after they decided to do their own search and they magically found his stuff after a brief time looking. As if they did where he was hiding all that time. My guess is that the stuff that was found was planted some time ago. He is living in a secret bunker in his mom's backyard.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/brian-laundrie-belongings-found-at-florida-park-e2-80-94-by-his-own-parents-e2-80-94-attorney-says/ar-AAPKNeF

Your guess is idiotic since the stuff was under water and the chances of planting it there are pretty remote. He went out there at the tail end of the rainy season and it's been very dry since. Thus, the water receded.

brian's stuff wrote:

New info:

An FBI spokesperson said the area where the body was found was previously search but it had been underwater.

The mystery is how did his parents know to look in a place that was underwater? Lucky guess? The parents did not seem too worried about a body being found with their son's backback and notebook. Almost like they knew it was there and it is not their son. Maybe an opportunity for deflection? A backpack underwater for a month, or more, and a notebook would not fare well in swamp water.

You win the SKOSSY award for today.

Congrats!