Remains Found at Fla. Search Site Are Brian Laundrie's, Dental Records Confirm: FBI

NBC4 NY ^ | October 21, 2021 | Pei-Sze Cheng, Jennifer Millman and Tom Shea

[DJ MacWoW]

That doesn't make them murderers.

Strangling someone with your hands does.

[NautiNurse]

The water levels were definitely higher a couple of weeks ago. However, pretty sure they had cadaver dogs back in the area multiple times after the walk through with Papa Laundrie.

Mom & Dad locating everything in 30 minutes today requires willful suspension of disbelief regarding happenstance discovery.

[Mr. Jeeves]

...Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park...

I knew it. The skunk apes got him... :)

[NautiNurse]

They probably knew the location of the burner phone

The Laundries went to AT&T store the day before they found the body.

[conservative98]

After the father goes to the EXACT spot so quickly.

[StAnDeliver]

"Self-defense and temporary insanity are affirmative defenses that would be difficult to make if a jury is tainted by media bias. All you are proving is that this guy couldn't get a fair trial. The police who investigated her complaint concluded that she was having mental health issues. You can direct your defamation claims against them."

Hey counselor, in Wyoming, Extreme Emotional Disturbance only prevents Brain from the death penalty -- he still would have served the same 15 years minimum from Murder to Manslaughter.

Surely Brain was advised to this effect by his New Yawk attorney, and quickly decided that his own Extreme Emotional Disturbance was twice too much to bear -- and his own patently obvious mental defectiveness didn't have a damn thing to do with Gabby Petito.

It's a shame you don't have the intellectual resources nor the Christian conscience to remand yourself...

[Dr. Franklin]

Strangling someone with your hands does.

"Asphyxial deaths, whether accidental, suicidal or homicidal, are grouped by forensic scientists into categories based on mechanism. The terminology used to describe cause of death may also vary based on the background of the investigator, causing some confusion to the client. There are three generalized categories: Strangulation, Chemical Asphyxia and Suffocation. Most reported murders by asphyxia involve strangulation. An inhaled substance interfering with the body's ability to use oxygen [e.g. carbon monoxide, butane, and nitrous oxide] characterizes chemical asphyxia. Carbon monoxide blocks the active binding site of hemoglobin [Hb], the protein that carries oxygen in red blood cells. Another term, 'simple' asphyxia, is sometimes used when oxygen is displaced by another gas. When water or another liquid fills the lungs causing asphyxia, this is called drowning. There are several variations such as near-drowning, secondary drowning and immersion syndrome. In some cases a coroner's report may list a significant medical or pathological condition such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease [COPD] as cause of death rather than asphyxia during a drowning, further frustrating those who are unfamiliar with the terminology. Autoerotic or 'sexual asphyxia' by self-strangulation, drowning, choking, and a variety of other means is increasingly reported, especially by the media.

Deaths due to suffocation can be subdivided by causation into those due to entrapment or environmental suffocation, smothering, choking, mechanical asphyxia, mechanical asphyxia combined with smothering, and suffocating gases. Entrapment involves individuals trapped in air-tight enclosures [e.g. children trapped in abandoned refrigerators]. Environmental suffocation usually involves someone accidentally entering an area depleted of oxygen by a mechanism other than gaseous suffocation. Another cause, inhaled fluid, displaces the oxygen during drowning. Thus, drowning is a form of suffocation. Fungal infestations in underground compartments can cause lethal oxygen reduction. Smothering by mechanical obstruction of the nose and mouth is rarely accidental. However, examples are intoxication leading to loss of consciousness and subsequent face compression on pillows or bedding. Baby cribs with gaps that might impair infant mobility after lying face down are another example. Criminals sometimes inadvertently asphyxiate a victim with gags in the mouth or around the face. Choking asphyxia can be homicidal, accidental or even a natural result of inflammation of the mucosal tissues of the respiratory tract. Steam inhalation can result in swelling to the point of obstruction in some reactive individuals. Most reported choking deaths are accidental and involve obstruction of the pharynx and larynx by food. Accidental inhalation of foreign material is another cause."
https://www.tasanet.com/Knowledge-Center/Articles/ArtMID/477/ArticleID/338920/Forensic-Analysis-of-Injury-and-Death-by-Asphyxiation

[NautiNurse]

Gabby Petito died by manual strangulation/throttling.

FBI stated yesterday Brian Laundrie was a person of interest in the murder of Gabby Petito.

[LibertyWoman]

Something ‘off’ about those people. Seriously off

[gundog]

Yeah. How many people walk in that park?

[NautiNurse]

It’s a miracle how Christopher Laundrie found the dry bag within 30 minutes, located twenty feet off the beaten path, in a thicket. Awe inspiring!

[gundog]

Florida.

[Fledermaus]

Skeleton in less than 30 days?

[DJ MacWoW]

I saw an interview with the Coroner, Dr Brent Blue. He stated it was manual strangulation, meaning using hands. He specifically stated it was by hand when asked.

[NautiNurse]

Florida swamp is very inhospitable. Appears there was animal assistance with decomp. Wide swath of remains. Partial skull.

[NautiNurse]

The park has been closed pretty much all of the past month due to the intensive manhunt.

[NautiNurse]

Something ‘off’ about those people. Seriously off

Definitely.

[Political Junkie Too]

That is a good question if the body has been underwater most of the time...

That's how alligators kill. They drag their victims under water and suffocate them. Then they store the body under water for a few days until it starts to decompose, and then they eat them.

-PJ

[Dr. Franklin]

Hey counselor, in Wyoming, Extreme Emotional Disturbance only prevents Brain from the death penalty -- he still would have served the same 15 years minimum from Murder to Manslaughter.

Her body was found on federal lands, so presumably federal criminal law applies. Again, with her history of mental health issues, self-defense would also apply.

[NautiNurse]

with her history of mental health issues, self-defense would also apply.

You don't know squat about her mental health issues.