Is Brian Laundrie Alive? | Gabby Petito / Brian Laundrie Case

[@nurseshark4186]

“Dead people don’t usually need Attorneys “. Dr. Grande, you make sense when no one else does!

[@keonblizzy3706]

Brian has undergone a secks change

[@Stealclovers]

Keon Blizzy oh ya bud for sure

[@elizabethchicos2936]

He does

[@keonblizzy3706]

@User Unfriendly you gays are very sensitive and annoying

[@dustinnukem5458]

@User Unfriendly What about when they are in prison and decided to go to women's prison. This is happening in California by the thousands. Look it up. It ain't funny and it ain't homophobic.

[@shizzle7642]

Based on the behavior of mom and dad, he’s doing just fine UPDATE: Now he’s been found and this tragic sagas over I’d like to add, had the parents handled the loss of Gabby more honorably, compassionately and reached out to them, at the very least answering her parents frantic calls like normal people,,,maybe the world would have shown them the same kindess & compassion in their situation. 🙏🏻💛

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

Exactly

[@Goldie9899]

💯 agree!!

[@cocomm7998]

@shizzel.. check the video neighboir made of brains parents backyard... they are waaayyyyyy too casual to not be looking for their son..

[@beastshawnee]

100%!!!

[@americaneclectic]

Agree!

[@Humgin1234]

Casey Anthony killed her baby and walked out in public so I’m not shocked by anything anymore

[@valearl4693]

Same here.

[@maryfrushon5702]

So true!! 😢

[@marianazinsou7539]

Thanks to the lawyers, and thanks to the parents!!! Police useless.

[@susanklein2059]

Florida

[@SakuraAsranArt]

That about sums it up

[@juanjots]

I like Dr. Grande sense of humor when narrating a tragedy, I love the part where he says "unfortunately for Melissa, her foot was still in the shoe"

[@ButtersTheBean]

I imagine he's far away from Florida at this point.

[@kelseycoca]

I saw a post on Twitter that an app under Gabby's name checked in either Puerto Rico or Costa Rica, I can't remember which but I doubt he's still in Florida

[@user-hv4jp6sm7i]

No shit it’s almost been a month

[@counselforthedefendant4499]

My money is on Namibia. Probably caught a flight from Mexico last month. No visa needed. No extradition treaties with the US. Perfect place to go to if you need to disappear. Idk, Just my thoughts on this whole thing 🤔

[@kelseycoca]

@@counselforthedefendant4499 I wouldn't be surprised, honestly

[@Wistful77]

Isn't he from New York? Not Florida. I would think he would go where he knows places, not a strange country with no ID. He isn't getting in any airliner without ID so forget that. Well unless the Laundries are hella rich and can charter a private plane or chopper to ferry this cowardly fugitive around! No way. It's absurd. He is probably dead already in reality. And we may never know.

[@QueenOfTheNorth65]

There’s no way he’s dead. You can tell by the way his parents are behaving. They aren’t the least bit worried about him. They know exactly where he is, and he’s very much alive.

[@jnagarya519]

They may not know where he is -- he certainly isn't anywhere in Florida -- but they appear to assume he's safe.

[@markhall7222]

a secret trap door in their houses?

[@DK-lz7kg]

@@jnagarya519 that’s exactly how I knew they are involved. Their own son went missing and they didn’t bat an eye. No rational parent would act like that

[@gabyfields3235]

How exactly do you know what they know? Can you read their minds? Please elaborate!

[@joe18425]

@@gabyfields3235 I think people should lay off the parents until all the facts come out. It's unfair.

[@davidbrienlantry8760]

That boy never was in the wilderness reserve. My gut says he is holed up somewhere hiding and being helped and provided for by his family. The idea that this dork could survive in the alligator/mosquito riddled swamp area and that resources are being used to 'search' for him is absurd and a waste of public funds.

[@charlesputnam9370]

I have spent 50 years working and hunting in Florida swamps If he is still in swamp he is one tough guy September is very hot , humid, lots of.mosquitos, red bugs, ticks, blackflies, dear flies , horseflies, gnats, snakes are still on the move. You would have to be really tough to spend a couple nights in that environment with out any shelter.

[@brailrice]

Brian Laundrie is in Montana, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Mexico, and Canada. He’s been seen in bar (two), on a plane, on a deer cam, in a garden bed (hand only), in a truck, in a park, at a campsite. He travels by plane, bicycle, kayak, boat, hiking, running, walking, and sometimes by not moving at all. He’s hiding in a swamp, on the Appalachian trail, in his parents house, at a friends house, in a foreclosure house, a hotel, motel, island, overseas, in tree tops, and an underground garden bunker. He’s the ultimate murderer, serial killer, escape artist, master of disguise, vegetarian, nature lover, survivalist, and narcissist. He’s outsmarted the local police, the Moab police, the FBI, his family, his neighbors, the media, and all the internet social media sleuths. Brian Laundrie is the most interesting man in the world. 🥴

[@and_the_first_last]

Nice try, "Brien Lantry"

[@edutubesa1354]

Brian was never in the swamp, or left behind at the camp site, or in the mountains. All a diversion. He is in a house, with water, food, a bed, electricity and a TV - Watching. Maybe a house with a basement or hidden space. Maybe even at the family home.

[@BeckBeckGo]

@@brailrice rofl he’s not in Canada. It’s not easy to enter Canada if you’re not Canadian. I had a friend from Boston coming to visit me once and was turned away at the border because he stole a calculator from a target when he was 18. My friend was 29 at the time of his attempted visit. Has a criminal record. (Which, to us, includes anything on your record worse than a speeding ticket) Sorry bud We play nice but we don’t fuck around. Our country is safe and we intend to keep it that way. Not saying it’s fair. Just saying this bitch ain’t in Canada.

[@locutusdborg126]

Why would anyone think a psychopath would kill himself? His parents helped him escape. Period.

[@lindalonsbury5362]

Mental health experts all put him currently in suicidal danger category

[@lindalonsbury5362]

Not that simple

[@lindalonsbury5362]

Porn causes psycopathy

[@lindalonsbury5362]

Psychopaths suicide all the time

[@jaysilverheals4445]

you are full of crap. he was schizophrenic heard voices and was obsessed with guts and gore and suicide. he even said to be reborn you must die first" I suggest you study up

[@CharlotEYUT]

Laundry had enough time to elaborate a plan that allowed him to hide and vanish far from Florida. His parents may not know where he is right now but I’m certain they facilitate everything.

[@jessicaleser8822]

This 100%

[@kathyclark8274]

Exactamundo!

[@dguarino6586]

Check out Joseph Morris: Brian Laundrie Sightings. A very strange revelation in deed.

[@lorisutherland7728]

Check the backyard.

[@Luluisraging.86]

I think his parents know EXACTLY where Brian is, they are in contact with him, somehow, through someone, and the FBI SURELY knows this, having them under heavy surveillance, and is just waiting for them to crack/slip up. And that day, I feel is surely coming soon. They are about to crack!

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[@Ceerads]

He’s alive and far away, in a country without an extradition agreement. And, from the start, law enforcement had no real interest in keeping an eye on him, or they’d have had him and his execrable parents under surveillance. Baby boy is well protected.

[@jcjcviews]

I wonder why you would think that law enforcement is protecting this man?

[@smurfarooney2003]

Non extradition treatys arnt worth the paper there written on unless it's Russia or China and even they can be persuaded

[@blurocktech]

You were wrong.

[@Ceerads]

Larry David His parrots helped him to not cooperate with law enforcement, even with an attorney. Of course, they must’ve known he’d murdered Gabby. But only awful people would shield their child from facing punishment for murdering someone. And I realize that parents’ duty is to protect their kids, but they apparently thought that by avoiding cops, their baby boy could escape prison.

[@Ceerads]

Patty C. Yes, now we know he never left Florida. Hindsight is 20-20.

[@chubbycatfish4573]

My wild speculation: He's staying with a distant relative or a friend in another state after that person picked him up at the reserve, possibly having him ride in the trunk of their vehicle until they were far away.

[@jnagarya519]

And you believe the FBI hasn't interviewed his relatives!?

[@tattylashes1664]

@@jnagarya519 Probably not

[@Serendipityonyoutube]

in rosarito mx

[@dovelove4570]

Why would a relative hide him with a federal warrant on his back?! I don’t think so.

[@420noscopesonlylol6]

@@dovelove4570 Family is usually stronger than some piece of shit government.

[@micheleslepski285]

I really appreciate your humor! I'm having some difficulties right now, and it helps to make me smile

[@artofmagi]

His parents certainly don't seem to be too concerned about him being alive, or finding him either way, which is rather unusual for parental figures, unless they were aware of his intentions and don't want him found. The date reported missing being a bit off also possibly suggests giving him a head start. I would be curious if they could end up being charged with aiding and abetting if Brian is not found (alive or living challenged), and I suspect that this would be the only motivation behind reporting him missing, to show some minimal effort in pretending to worry about his whereabouts.

[@yvettevernet4759]

@@erdelegy I guess they could if they were aware he had commited a crime,but this wil have to wait until he is found.

[@lilliclementine8119]

@@erdelegy I heard on a Florida news channel that parents that are accessories after the fact if their kid kills someone cannot be charged in the state of Florida. I about threw up when I heard that.

[@jessisblessed6689]

@@lilliclementine8119 I don't think that's true. I did some research last night and this is one thing I found. The parents would have to be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt on everything listed below in order to be found guilty, but it is possible. Additionally penalties range from Misdemeanor to Felony, but for 2 older people without a criminal history, it's unlikely they'd serve much, if any jail time. 😭 sorry, just the sad facts. 😔

[@jessisblessed6689]

@@lilliclementine8119 Oops, I meant to also link the article: Florida law: Florida Aiding And Abetting: Florida Statute §777.03 Accessory after the fact - Any person who maintains or assists the principle or an accessory before the fact, or gives the offense any other aid, knowing that the offender had committed a crime. Aiding And Abetting Overview The State of Florida makes it a crime to assist anyone who has committed a crime. The crime of accessory after the fact also referred to as Aiding and Abetting cannot arise until the underlying crime is complete. The accessory after the fact does not have to witness the actual crime. In order to be convicted of the offense, the State must prove that the accessory either knew or was provided sufficiently reliable information that would give a reasonable person sufficient basis to believe that the crime was committed by the person who is being assisted. At trial, the State will be required to present evidence of the crime and the accessory’s knowledge of it. Simply refusing to cooperate with law enforcement’s investigation does not meet the requirements of the statute. Felony Offense Levels For Accessory After The Fact: Original Offense Level of Offense for aiding the offender Capital Offense First Degree Felony Life/First Degree Felony Second Degree Felony Second Degree Felony Third Degree Felony Third Degree Felony 1st Degree Misdemeanor The Florida Jury Instructions 3.5(c) provide an outline of the requirements to prove the crime of accessory after the fact. Each element must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. A (felony alleged) was committed by (name of person committing felony). After the (felony alleged) was committed, (defendant) [maintained] [assisted] [aided or attempted to aid] (name of person committing felony). At that time, (defendant) knew that (name of person committing felony) had committed the (felony alleged). (Defendant) did so with the intent that (name of person committing felony) avoid or escape detection, arrest, trial, or punishment.

[@cheatednomore6430]

@@lilliclementine8119 It is disgusting & nonsensical. Now I need to understand what happens if they lie to the FBI. Is that not a whole different issue? 🤔 I should be aware of how that works, however am not.

[@mollymollie6048]

The time gaps of Brian being back in Florida with his parents, before anyone knew Gabby was missing (apparently, her parents kept contacting him and his parents looking for Gabby and got no response) then, we know Gabby is missing, but hasn’t been found deceased yet…the Laundrie family ‘goes camping.’ Who knows what they actually did. Brian left for the park ‘to go hiking’ without his previous cell phone, or any ID. That’s not normal. His parents don’t report him missing for days, basically, until they have to, in my opinion. My theory has always been, since he was reported missing (and why were the police not monitoring his movements?!?) is that he has a new ID/identity/papers/passports, and is in South America in a country that doesn’t extradite. His father in recent days came out to help search…I think the screws are being put to the parents on what actually happened before Brian disappeared, and have likely been threatened with charges of obstructing justice, or similar. Brian would be charged with murder if they had enough evidence to prove it…in my opinion, most people know that it is highly likely that he did it, I don’t know if they yet have enough to prove it. LE is keeping things close to the vest on this case. I hope the FBI is looking through the parents bank accounts, and transactions, because, it would not be that difficult for his parents to get him out of the country, particularly as they are near coastal Florida, and a boat could be used, avoiding any issues with airlines going out of the US. But that takes money, so LE/FBI may be looking into that. Also, he was gone into the wind for days before the parents reported him missing…plenty of time to get him out of the country. I think he is very much alive, and in another country, with new ID. I think his parents, in my opinion only, know a lot more than…well, than what is being released to the media. I think the FBI is likely coming down on them pretty hard at this point. Brian appears too narcissistic to commit suicide, and the extended period of time the Laundrie parents and Brian had to obtain documents and transportation before anyone knew he or Gabby were missing, and before he was on any police radar leads me to believe, he’s sitting on a beach in Central or South America, sipping cocktails, watching the news on a new phone, not the one purchased 9/4, and thinking that he’s gotten away with all of this. He likely has. I also don’t think he cares if his parents are in serious trouble with law enforcement, in my opinion only, he only cares about himself. Thanks again, Dr. Grande for a great analysis.

[@lunadust8017]

This is brilliant and my opinion also. Narcs breed narcs.

[@MatrixofLife]

💯

[@dianadenman5637]

Yep! That says it all!

[@EyesonEnforcement911]

This isint a movie. Can you tell me how 1 can simply get a new id/passport? Easier said than done.

[@F_Tim1961]

@@EyesonEnforcement911 especially with modern biometric / digital passports. However some S American countries might be bit behind the play on this matter. it is far easier to create a new persona in S America where people are very corruptible and where there are lot of immigrants coming and going. For instance Moss_ad sent one of their agents there to create his Fable. TE Fidler

[@lovetolearn5253]

The thing that looks weird to me other then the disappearing acted is the camping trip made by the family after hiring the attorney. I wonder if the family bought food,water,shelter and found a remote area for Brian to go back to. It just looks like they planned a opportunity for him to stay low.

[@l.c.8656]

Yes he could very well be in an RV driving to his next campsite. He could hang out in an RV day n night and not be seen publicly. He would need financial help and an errand runner. I think he will be found alive. Just a matter of time IMO

[@maureenjamieson6223]

Brian did not go back to Florida to empty a storage locker. I believe he had been threatening to abandon her and carried out that threat as a power play. He knew this would completely terrorize her, as she could not drive the van and was afraid of being alone in the van. Gabby no doubt got in touch with him repeatedly, feeding his need for supply. He then returned, confident that she was frighten ed enough to be happy to see him. The storage locker story was their story to cover up the reason he went back to Florida. He is absolutely a cruel man, revelling in the fact that he had completely humiliated Gabby. Narcissistic to a maximum degree. I am appalled over the fact that their parents covered for him. They knew what kind of a disturbed individual he was. The whole family is a disgrace.

[@shizzle7642]

Or a nice Airbnb!!

[@MyDuckSaysFucc]

Cramping trips are the worst

[@JohnSmith-fe7nf]

@@l.c.8656 That's what I think. Maybe they have 2 campers. Brian is living in the other one at different camp grounds. Electric, water, cable and camp store. Got it made

[@markfreeman-uv7si]

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[@Cieraldavis]

“Her foot was still in the shoe”. Holy crap I wasn’t ready for that statement. 😳🙃

[@mamabearblue5622]

I read about her. Yikes!

[@alisonburgess345]

It was, but you can live without a foot. She could have had it amputated and is now overseas living with a new identity..

[@Cieraldavis]

@Kjell Johnsson yes 😂😂

[@keonblizzy3706]

@@Cieraldavisbrian laundrie needs the needle and I'm not talking covid vax shot

[@Cieraldavis]

@@keonblizzy3706 I agree

[@strikezonefishingadventures]

Brian isn't facing life in prison... he would be sent back to Wyoming where Gabby's murder occurred... Wyoming still has and actively utilizes the death penalty.

[@barbstephenson3025]

That's why he's running

[@mrwassef]

Exactly. But I’d rather them just give him life so he has to suffer for the rest of his life. I feel like the death penalty is letting him off easy

[@donnydogpiss4533]

The thing is, just because the death penalty is on the table, doesn't mean it's so easy or simple to get it. There's a lot of stuff that can and often does factor into a person's potential for receiving a capital punishment sentence; usually sort of a "checklist" of specific things that have to be fulfilled for the death penalty to be viable. Plea deals, amount of evidence, types of evidence, quality of evidence, the prosecution's case versus what they can actually prove, etc...are all things that matter when talking about the likelihood of receiving the death penalty.

[@barbstephenson3025]

@@donnydogpiss4533 still the threat is there

[@karlkarl7354]

I guess you must still be sucking on us either cuz he ain't going back to Wyoming after the little taste of what you've done to him here and what you're all doing is my manipulation no more you tell me people are dead they're alive dead they're alive you can't get your story straight so now I decided to wash my hands of all of it and head the other way and this time it's for good have a nice life have a nice day they'll never be able to stop me from leaving not only that you've had enough fun with me now it's time to get out of here I've never celebrated a birthday for a long long time if I ever remember one anyway therefore I'm going to make this one memorable you know how I'm going to do that goodbye

[@gugah6895]

Relying on my common sense, why would someone go into a wet, snake/gator-infested reserve to escape detection and survive? If alive, Brian can lay low in one of the many caves in the Florida area.

[@amy0077]

OR HOLED UP AT THE RADDISON..

[@SnakePlissken1]

Brian loves to camp 🏕 So what? Brian is a free man.

[@MargotHypnos]

It was a decoy, look here and I will run away in the opposite direction.

[@hodaka1000]

@@SnakePlissken1loves Brian 💜

[@LoudBarkDesigns]

Roaming around with hat and mask on and someone fronting a bill to stay somewhere. Good luck

[@LividCreature]

Am I the only one who thinks Brian’s parents intentionally helped their son to escape then tell the cops he was in that reserve? They probably paid for him to flee the country. The police really messed up on this man. They should have staked out their house 24/7 and even the FBI probably should have windowless-unmarked-white-van’d his house. Hopefully this dude is caught alive and put to justice or not dead by self-inflicted suicide because he got off easy.

[@thematriarchy2075]

I do not think his parents helped him. If they did, i am pretty sure the FBI would have found proof of that. And i can't stand all these commenters who talk as if they know these people. I feel bad for his parents. It is soo american how this tragedy is turned into a circus.

[@prettyvacant3605]

@@thematriarchy2075 right! This whole trial by media is some straight BS

[@stevepowsinger733]

No telling if they’re the kind of people who have an uncle in New Zealand or something where they could have sent him.

[@beastshawnee]

we all think that! Only a fool wouldn’t!

[@Graid]

Quite a lot of people think that over on the reddit discussions of this case. Particularly given the detail that Brian supposedly drove his Mustang car to the Carlton reserve, and a few days later, due to it getting a ticket threatening it with removal, the parents came to the reserve and drove the car back to their house. I know the car was potentially in danger of removal, but they actually took away their son's only way of driving out of the reserve if he was supposedly camping there. I wonder if there's actually proof that Brian was actually in the Mustang when he drove to the Carlton reserve or if it's possible that the parents actually went over there themselves to drop the car there as a red herring.

[@stevie4641]

I love your dry wit. And your voice is so soothing.

[@Boo-jy5ju]

A neighbor across the street saw him coming out of the woods and going up the street while police went into his parents house!!! Its on surveillance!

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

Lol

[@tabittheha]

Dr. Grande!! It was really exciting hearing you talk about expectancy theory there at the end! Such a simple, but effective way of conceptualizing human motivation.

[@karlkarl7354]

Yeah good luck bye bye maybe in another 10 years maybe not anyway I burn I'm used to it I'm broken I'm okay with it have a good life

[@karlkarl7354]

Oh Dr Todd and Grand nose where he used to be maybe he's still there not paying a visit that's probably why he's in such a bad mood needs to see somebody

[@jimmyavpi]

@Kalamata Olives. Did you really just say it was really exciting hearing Dr. Grande talk? His talking is monotonous and boring. There is no spark there. It made me feel like slitting my own wrists.

[@AV4Life]

@@jimmyavpi too bad he has 800k supporters and you have none

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I have been thirty years sober and drug free. I never let anyone talk me into taking a drink or a smoke. I know I have to stay sober I nearly lost everything to alcohol and drug use. No future in it. Your anxiety will improve as you make better decisions and life will get better the longer you stay clean and sober.

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[@Monica-fb1if]

❣️Most people who are alive , don't leave a foot behind 😂👠👯 Dead people USUALLY don't need attorneys.🤣

[@Monica-fb1if]

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[@dollface-houseofmakeup]

This made me LOL 😂

[@nicoco4974]

THIS

[@Monica-fb1if]

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[@Monica-fb1if]

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[@scottmanus4290]

Thank you sir for staying on this story. You make a difference!

[@renafielding945]

I love how you only speculate. Just the bare bones.

[@beaksalot]

What I like most about your videos is the logical breakdown...how likely is it that A, B, or C? It's a great way to consider possible outcomes in everyday life as well.

[@faraleakyfaucet7517]

At least a 5 day head start...unreal

[@jasonbean5052]

What I like most is his dry smart-ass comments. 😂😂😂

[@karlkarl7354]

A beer c hold on I don't know how to spell I'm not very good at it but I'm not running from none of you ever no I'm not even running from me I'm just getting away from the drama I've had enough you knew where I'd be none of your show so have a nice Florida trip for that fact have a nice trip I hope everybody reads this because I really don't give a s*** why you think I'm running it's none of your business anyway don't you think you're done enough damage have a nice trip yourself but by 8:00 tomorrow morning this guy's ass is gone so have a good day by the way PS punch a dog in the mouth when you get a chance if not I will when I see him or Bob or whatever

[@nancymatheny7972]

He's had help and he is alive that's why they are having a hard time catching him

[@AnarchAngel1]

@@dguarino6586 🙄

[@Johnny.Fedora]

@@dguarino6586, I consulted with my left testicle, and he said that the spirit box is wrong.

[@saadgt2009]

B Laundrie is sitting very comfortably somewhere! Why else are his parents so calm, listening to the lawyer, moving the Mustang, not reporting info about Gaby's death, Brian driving that van from Florida, et al. He's guilty and Ma & Pa Laundrie are involved in their son's disappearance up to their parental eyeballs. Just sayin', that's all 😎🖖🙏🇨🇦

[@chazzbranigaan9354]

Boomer stop making accusations you have no proof of online. When this turns out untrue I expect a full written apology or I'm taking your depends away.

[@MrKaypet]

Agree.

[@carolyng5044]

@@chazzbranigaan9354 ...you should be so lucky. Don't mock at what you may not get to live to.

[@toecutterjones]

He's most likely in Cuba. No extradition treaty with the US and super easy to get to from Florida.

[@saadgt2009]

@Rothr Warek I've SO many questions! 1. What major bank activity was there (on parents & Brian's) bank accounts prior to Brian's disappearance? How much was withdrawn? That, I think, would give an idea of what resources Ma & Pa were able to provide. What do you think?

[@TrehanCreekOutdoors]

Your timeline of events is excellent and completely true....unlike many who seem to purposefully twist the timing of events to suit their beliefs. As of today, when I am writing this, the body found by the FBI has been confirmed to be Brian Laundrie. It appears he has been dead for very nearly the entire 37 days since he left home and entered the swamp. So, now we know that Brian didn't have a compelling reason to want to continue living since he essentially, packed up, left home, entered a favorite nature area he liked to visit, and committed suicide. He did not really try to run or evade capture so that he could continue living. Basically he saw no way to have a decent future or perhaps to have a life free from guilt and emotions about murdering his companion. Thus he made the decision that his life was no longer worth living. The telling point here is that he made that decision EARLY ON, entering the Reserve 6 days before Gabby's body was even found and only 2 days after her parents reported her missing. Realistically, Brian knew beyond all doubt that a time clock began ticking starting the moment he released his grip on Gabby's throat and left her laying on the ground. That clock was ticking down the minutes of life he had left to live as a free man before he was arrested and forced to face the consequences of his deed. Thus when Gabby was reported missing on 9/11, Brian knew he only had hours left before the jig was up. If he stayed at home, law enforcement would come there and arrest him. If he fled into the woods, they would just send in bloodhounds and track him down. Thus, the only real option that left him in control up to the very end was to end his life on his own terms. So he chose the place, the method, and the time of his death, which were the last acts he was truly ever going to be able to do of his own free will. It is clear Brian had mental issues with control. His problems with Gabby stemmed from his desire to control her. As a "control freak" Brian felt a need to control others and to be in control of his own life. Knowing that he was about to lose control of his own life once the cops arrested him caused him to make the decision to control how his life ended by taking his own life...when HE chose to do so, how HE chose to end it, and where HE chose to die. This whole story is and has always been about control issues. Nothing more.

[@mel_revealz]

Wonder how the “uncle DENTIST” played a role in all this or the BUNKER in the backyard🤔 what about the “bones” in back yard? Hmmm I would be comfortable saying that the family dentist amongst everything else including the missing gun from all the others in the mom and dads house is just so suspicious and yet none of it is evidence hmmmm case closed? Nah I don’t think so.

[@elleblue07]

Boy, his parents must love him, more than their own lives; to take the steps they did and to go through all the scrutiny and potential legal consequences themselves, that is something. I reckon the parents and the lawyer have definitely helped him get a head start and have furnished him with whatever they’re able. Perhaps he’s gone north to hide in the wilds of Canada; perhaps south into the Caribbean or South America.

[@nicole71047]

🤔crazy sounds like movie only can hope he slipped up.

[@jospenner9503]

Welcome to Florida. There are plenty of rich criminals there families are willing to protect. Why do you think Trump lives there?

[@beaniesigel1007]

He wouldn't survive in Canada's winter I honestly hope her dad or uncles buried him Rip girl

[@bobbritches846]

@@jospenner9503 - Is he still occupying that much space in your little head Jos? Hope you at least start charging him rent.

[@AnnaLee33]

The lawyer cannot engage in any illegal activies, for obvious reasons. He would lose his call to the Bar and go to jail himself.

[@josephvlogsdon]

It’s really eerie that I just got back from vacationing about four miles from where Gabby Petito’s body was discovered. I even unknowingly walked by the restaurant where she and Laundrie were seen having an argument. To a certain extent, it kind of cast a dark shadow over my whole experience.

[@lindap.p.1337]

No….don’t let this affect you in any way.

[@Rose-ez2fm]

You are brave to say the least.

[@callie6146]

He’s long gone. He’s in a country without an extradition treaty and probably left the day after he returned to Florida. Parents need to be indicted.

[@williamchauncey8100]

Don't forget to mention that he flew home on a plane or something to his parents and then went back out to where Gabby was supposed to be he left her alone who does that to a fine piece of ass somebody else might be on top of that thing when you get back boy aren't you thinking correctly

[@Nok112]

I'm thinking China or Russia.... but wondering how he would have gotten there. Maybe they knew someone who owns a private plane. Who knows.

[@callie6146]

@@Nok112 The case wasn’t even on the radar then. No one was looking for him that early.

[@williamchauncey8100]

@@Nok112 he's hanging out with Snowden now that Snowden has been proven to be absolutely correct in what he did because the fisa court has been ruled invasive spying so he's held up at snowden's apartment in the closet maybe in Russia

[@pt6792]

@@Nok112 yes because right now its very easy to enter china with the covid restrictions, and they won't require any visas or anything for him to live there.

[@tammyfriday5023]

This was a great video. The way you broke everything down was very helpful in understanding the facts without confusing people with rumors. I've only just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. You speak in such a calming tone! Thank you!

[@yellowjellybean4267]

You are always the most sensible person in the room. Great insight !

[@justme9794]

Brian is very much alive and his parents knows it too.

[@kadzo6614]

I suffer severe insomnia. I am so excited to see your upload..❤ Time: 1:45am E.A.T

[@johannahoneyman697]

He’s alive. Narcissists don’t kill themselves.

[@stellashepherd3229]

Jim Jones did. And I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the men who commit murder/suicides are narcissistic.

[@emilgallier]

Why wouldn’t a narcissist rather end it on their own terms if they have to chose death or being locked up for life. Why would a narc give the cops and everyone the satisfaction of being caught

[@brucejohnson9696]

Jeffrey Epstein? Ariel Castro? They'll kill themselves if that is the better option, and they have nothing to lose.

[@vls3771]

Narcs. Will take there lives and often do...they like to be in Control as we know ..when this is removed there are few choices for laundrie.. its face the law and the scorn of the whole nation where his every breath is being filmed ....then sit in a cell for the rest of his life . Alternatively plan your own ending that has benefits to him 1)hes in control 2)he can make sure body is never found .3) this will give the case a Mystery ending as no-one will ever know if he's alive or dead. And 4) he knows his life is over anyway and it would be the last decision he has total control over. And any Narc. would like that.

[@lfmair]

exactly. they are too cowardly

[@deckerstirek9213]

Thank you for your hard work Dr Grande!

[@ames2727]

I love your new “background” for your videos!! Thank you for yet again another in depth video! I absolutely love watching you!!!!! Thank you 😊

[@Edgar-uj9fh]

Thank you, Dr. Grande, for your analysis. It was very concise and devoid of unnecessary fluff. The sequence of events is much clearer now.

[@scotthanson7888]

Follow his parents money, the guy will be found .

[@donnydogpiss4533]

If it really were that simple and easy, then I'm sure the investigators would've found him already...

[@kaydeedid]

They're already at on top of that as can be. Every move the family and attorneys make is already being watched and listened to and nothing comes up.

[@dyshawnshine3644]

@@donnydogpiss4533 it’s going to take them awhile to find him. He got too much of a head start. There’s no telling where is at this point.

[@QCDoggies]

My 2 cents: he's hiding out NOT in the Carlton Reserve, but somewhere else...a boat big enough to live aboard would make sense, or a camping trip until things cool off. The authorities can't continue to stake out every single possible associate who might give him cover, if that's what they're doing now. And with COVID, wearing a mask and hat makes it easy to hide in plain sight anyway.

[@dub2536]

If I were in his shoes I would have hoped to have enough $ to buy a cheap boat with a motor to launch off the Florida shore to head south to Cuba at around 2am to leave the USA/lion's den. Then find an online friend he made years earlier online in any country to head to and meet and have them receive financial "western union" style money orders under their name from wherever to have sent to them then 90% funneled to Brian. Speculation. He'd be a fool to remain in the USA IMO.

[@nobiasjustfacts6250]

Bender mountain in eastern Ohio, after leaving the Appalachian trail by train (on the trail) in New York state, going to Grand Central station in NYC, and then to central New York state several days ago.

[@keetonchannel847]

@@nobiasjustfacts6250 yes I have said the same thing.

[@jaelynn7575]

@Mr.D The parents have millions and are not asking people to find him. I'd say they are not a normal family! Also, why were they not asking him where Gabby was the day he came back? I think he is alive and will be found.

[@QCDoggies]

@Mr.D you can live on a $3,000, 20 foot sailboat and disappear off the coast , have you not ever spent time on boats? His family is far from normal. Lawyered up, wouldn't speak to Gabby's family, removed the car from the swamp when Brian was supposedly missing there...it was his only transportation out of there. None of that is normal. They helped him hide/disappear, it's pretty obvious.

[@GeorgiaGrown90]

I am by NO means an expert like you Dr. Grande or claim to know Brian IRL, but from what hes put on social media, the body cam videos, and the way people who knew him have described him...I know people like him. There's no way hes unalived himself IMO. If he still has a "chance" of getting away with it, he's gonna live. maybe IF caught/arrested/convicted/sentenced to long term imprisonment, he might unalive himself. Hes still alive somewhere and I don't think its the reserve.

[@simplysophisticated6942]

100% agree. My husband thinks he unalived himself and I said no way. He’s too narcissistic. He’s a coward. Just like Chris Watts. Thinks he’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. I don’t think he was ever in that reserve. I think some of the sightings are legit.

[@jackiewilson6249]

Yeah he’s still posting on social media.

[@GeorgiaGrown90]

@@jackiewilson6249 you're talking about the like 3 second live streams that he supposedly did? i mean its possible, but i think it's more likely it was just hackers

[@jackiewilson6249]

@@GeorgiaGrown90 no the comments he’s making on KZbin and uploading videos.

[@mary9983]

@@jackiewilson6249 lol under what username?

[@southernfriedheathen994]

"The authorities had to admit that most people who are alive, don't leave a foot behind". 🤣 I almost shot coffee out of my nose!

[@carolyng5044]

😲Yeah...that was an eyebrow-raiser. I don't drink coffee so.

[@captainamerica6525]

Lol! "Snort"! Yeah, that was said so deadpan....lol!!

[@southernfriedheathen994]

@@captainamerica6525 He's a pro at deadpan. He sneaks those in from time to time, which makes it even more funny. I wonder how many people don't even catch it.

[@carolbenson6524]

And you say to us...thanks for watching...but we say to you...thanks for all your thoughts!!

[@carriefawcett9990]

Dr Grande , you are hilarious. As an Aussie, I laughed out loud about what you said about Melissa Caddick's shoe😂

[@lynnj8777]

Lol me too! Laughed but also was kinda macabre. Then i thought maybe a shark ate everything g besides the foot amd shoe

[@CFarnwide]

@@lynnj8777 I guess the shark didn’t have a foot fetish

[@dianelipartito6654]

@@lynnj8777 Maybe, but not necessarily. It's not uncommon for footed shoes to wash up on shore after someone drowns. Hands and feet are easily detachable after a body has been in water for a little while.

[@stephaniehowe0973]

Did they test said foot?

[@athenaf8278]

I wouldn’t put it past Melissa to cut off her own foot 🦶

[@minahesh]

Has anyone talked about that the lawyer is a real estate lawyer? I have been thinking what if Brian is hiding out in these empty properties and being brought supplies? I totally feel that the parents and lawyer have been creating a safe haven for him.

[@Shellbee7927]

Agreed it would make sense why they would hire a lawyer who specializes in real estate to help hide their son.

[@rosiogutierrez4608]

Your a Genius, Never thought of this!!

[@VictoriaAshley23]

What's even more interesting is that the laundries have sold a few of their houses over the years. If this lawyer is a real estate agent, that must be how the lawyer got involved. They're friends.

[@rosiogutierrez4608]

@@VictoriaAshley23 Definitely agree… Lawyer needs to be questioned they all can’t keep quiet

[@wormhole331]

No way a lawyer would risk his career and significant jail time to hide a fugitive. There would be absolutely no gain for the lawyer unless he was paid millions and I doubt that's happening

[@millsykooksy4863]

I feel like he’s living in someone’s basement

[@Samuelle09]

I hope it's Uncle Touchy's Nak*d Puzzle Basement. Where he doesn't wear a shirt and he cries.

[@maryellengardner879]

His folks have a condo near by. Perhaps hdd we is there !!!!!!!

[@TheRealRealOK]

@@maryellengardner879 Perhaps he’s in a condo that the cops know about? What?

[@Dan-ud8hz]

Proud boys are hiding Laundrie until Dear Loser Dontard brings him on stage at a rally to shake his strangling hand

[@sharonduffey]

My theory is...Someone must be hiding him. No basements in homes there (I grew up in Venice) but it's probably someone with dark tinted windows on their vehicle and a garage (both common in FL) so he can eventually be transported away as interest diminishes. If someone in his circle of influence is behaving different recently, there's a possible sign.

[@loulabelle5082]

I hate speculating over whether someone is guilty or not, especially when we, thankfully, live in a society where we are presumed innocent until PROVEN otherwise. However, I can't help thinking badly of this guy. If he IS innocent he needs to come forward and not do the cowardly thing of running away. It only adds fuel to the fire. That poor young woman. And her poor family. If he's innocent he MUST come forward and help her family get justice. If he's not then by Christ, I hope they catch up with him and he is punished accordingly.

[@BoomerTelly]

Best comment. I'm withholding judgement on him being the cause of Gabby's death. But him running away and refusing to co-operate in the search for her, and now refusing to cooperate in giving answers to what happened are despicable all on their own. Hope he's found soon and Gabbys family gets some answers.

[@loulabelle5082]

@@BoomerTelly totally agree with you! And thanks. You rarely get compliments on YT. It's usually just insults, lol!

[@Johnny.Fedora]

"Innocent until proved guilty" applies to the judge and jury in a criminal case. Obviously it doesn't apply to the DA or prosecutor. It also doesn't apply to anyone else -- people can think whatever they like. No one is running after this guy with torches and pitchforks.

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@Loulabelle - re: "If he's not them by Christ ...." What does Jesus Christ have to do with finding Brian Laundrie??

[@loulabelle5082]

@@Johnny.Fedora don't know how it is in the US but by law here (UK) anyone charged with a crime but not yet prosecuted by the Crown and proven otherwise, IS considered an innocent man/woman. I mean, you can speculate but you cannot state beyond a doubt, especially in print, that someone is guilty. You would have to say "alleged" or you could be open to a slander or libel suit. Quite rightly. I wholeheartedly agree with "beyond a reasonable doubt" too. If I was a juror and believed in my heart someone was guilty but the prosecution didn't have sufficient evidence I would find them not guilty because of that tiny shadow of doubt. I could be wrong and wouldn't want to send someone to prison for a long time over shitty evidence. Miscarriages of justice happen less and less here now, although they did happen a lot more in the past, because Judges can throw out cases where the evidence doesn't stack up sufficiently. But here we don't have the double jeopardy law so if better evidence is found they can re-try them regardless of a not guilty verdict. It's why the British legal system is held up as the model in all democratic countries. Apparently, statistically it's the fairest. Although, not sure how they worked that out. I know i'd rather be accused and tried here than in America. Not least because your jail's are horrendously violent, your sentences are overlong and you still have capital punishment.

[@calebkimm325]

Hola Dr. Always great to tune in.

[@samlsd9711]

Bless bless Dr.Grande. Two uploads an a day Sabbat blessing to everyone. Much appreciate as always.

[@rullmourn1142]

Brian could easily be alive and, imo, was never in the Charlton Reserve. Brian Laudrie, however, is in no way as skilled as Rudolph, so he's probably being helped by one or more individuals. Rudolf had hidden food and supplies for years before he did the bombings, he was a hard core survivalist. Between 1996 and 1998, bombs exploded four times in Atlanta and Birmingham, killing two and injuring hundreds and setting off what turned out to be a five-year manhunt for the suspected bomber, Eric Robert Rudolph.....Five Years.

[@ellenkass9410]

Perhaps Laundrie has hidden supplies in the past for other reasons?

[@chiefinspector7280]

Correct.

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video, only speculating why the two small cacti on my nightstand are currently in a Mexican stand-off.

[@LisaBowers]

Now that's a predicament worthy of examination. ☝️

[@kindnessmakesmesmile6583]

But we must first know, are they compatible with alligator life?

[@Monica-fb1if]

@@kindnessmakesmesmile6583 🤣🤣🤣

[@Monica-fb1if]

Now Big Zebra you leave the Cacti 🌵 be

[@BigZebraCom]

@@Monica-fb1if I assure you, they are unharmed!

[@well_weathered]

Thank you for being so candid.

[@robinhardy7832]

I've been checking daily for an update on the Brian Laundrie situation. Thanks for the analysis!

[@amill1563]

I also think he's alive as of today. To remain alive though, he'd have to have hope that he would not get caught. This may involve a few factors, perhaps he could be confident in an appearance change, great distance from his parents home, making or receiving money in some way. It's all interesting in a dark sort of way.

[@karlkarl7354]

Seems to me he hasn't changed his appearance nor has he done anything other than walk right down the middle of the opposite line and no one seems to notice all the time anytime day night don't matter bar no bar doesn't matter no one seems to know this well I guess he ain't worried about getting caught because he didn't do anything and if he did so what but he's going to be homeless girlfriend list and everything lists in about 15 minutes have a good day oh plus phone list thanks to you

[@AlphaMom55]

@@karlkarl7354 omgsh, please use punctuation. 🙄

[@AlphaMom55]

@@karlkarl7354 opposite line? Bar?

[@karlkarl7354]

@@AlphaMom55 yeah I'm going to go stand over there and have a smoke

[@AlphaMom55]

@@karlkarl7354???

[@veldaortiz9589]

I feel of course Brian's family helped him prepare and escape from authorities. The Laundrie's do know individuals who have boat's that can take a person off shore, even another country. I recently found out Brians brother in-law, Jimmy James Luycx, Cassie's husband, is from and was born in Guatemala. There Brian may be set up with family of Mr. Luycx or in surrounding regions. Brian did leave with a burner phone and money..

[@verbalkint1770]

I feel lol

[@AlphaMom55]

*Laundries *boats *Brian's *I was born in Guatemala too. I'll ask my family to BOLO.

[@salmonjanet]

I agree. This COULD be probable, but let's not put rumors or speculations out too easily. This could cause great harm to an innocent family. Just because they are somewhat tied to the Laundries through family of married in family, does not mean they are like the Laundries and ready to hide someone who most likely murdered someone.

[@AlphaMom55]

@@salmonjanet Thank you for your comment. I completely agree with you. Also, I'm a Guatemalan immigrant. My father is a retired ObGyn there, 04 of my siblings still live there too. I'll ask my family to BOLO for Brian but....there are several solid theories out there and frustratingly so, there are many absolutely ridiculous theories too.

[@salmonjanet]

@@AlphaMom55 I'm all about catching him. We need to remember that blasting people online can actually be very harmful to innocent people that have no hand in this fight. If someone truly believes there is a tie to a location or family, call the police or FBI in charge of this. Let's not just put names and locations on the internet. I have seen so many things online where people speculate, and because its new or wild, it spreads, and people are tarnished. Just like Gabys friend who made a single statement/interview to try to help, she has now been accused of being in on her murder with Brian, and her name is now tarnished. All because of ridiculous speculation amongst the internet community.

[@gonefishing167]

I think if the parents said he went in ‘that’ direction I’d be looking in the opposite direction. Anywhere in that place that a sea plane could land? He has no intention of being caught and his parents are fully enabling him in this. What an insult to the girls family 👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@barbstephenson3025]

Sick, the laundries!!

[@johnfitch5334]

Your one liners are getting better and better!!

[@dianacooper-havlik9085]

Excellent analysis 🌟!

[@tartnouveau3652]

Are their any witnesses that saw him go into the swamp besides his parents? I wouldn’t consider them reliable at this point.

[@rasputinara6477]

Love your work Dr Grande! Please could you consider making a video about Russell Brand? Possible questions could include what his personality profile could be, whether his worldview is valid, and to what extent he is a good role model. Maybe this could be kind of like your Jordan Peterson video? Thanks, take care

[@Humgin1234]

Agree . He suck an interesting man but hella nuts

[@marisa8699]

Great idea!

[@LisaBowers]

There's a photo of Christopher Laundrie laughing it up with an officer, who looked _a lot_ like Brian, while he was helping with the search. I wonder if that officer was specifically chosen to help loosen Chris up during the search, because Chris looked awfully comfortable in that pic.

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

Wasn't that f-ing bizarre?

[@ellenkass9410]

Good observation. That picture startled me for a second. 🏜👩‍🦳🎃🧡

[@zenamen5221]

Not quite sure what you mean by "loosen up" but they're by law not allowed to question him in any way, shape or form - since he has an attorney. Albeit a crappy attorney. What they could do and probably DID do is put a body language expert in there with him. Much more likely than trying to get verbal info, is to observe his body language.

[@LisaBowers]

@@zenamen5221 I didn't mean "loosen up" as in trying to question him, but to make him feel comfortable. If he feels comfortable, he may slip up and say something he didn't intended to say. Or react to something that gives them more clues. And you've got an excellent point about the body language expert. It'd be foolish not to use that tactic. I'd like to _think_ that the police and FBI are using extraordinary tactics on the Laundries. Then again, maybe they're not. Maybe that 'Brian look-alike' agent was just a fluke. But I really, _really_ hope they're using every trick in the book. 🤞🏻

[@catspajamas2961]

Ian Gabriel Invoking the Miranda right to remain silent meaning authorities will stop asking you questions only applies after you've been arrested. So the Laundrie parents having an attorney doesn't stop the police from asking them questions. The parents don't ever have to answer though. It's a dance for them because not talking will make police look harder at them while talking could implicate them.

[@Inismoon]

Dr. Grande, I appreciate your work. Daily share with others on social media.

[@johnscott6481]

Not true dead person can utilize an attorney because if he wants to make things less messy by having a power of attorney he has someone who can act in his stead on his parents best behalf and proactively defend him from Beyond the Grave and Aid in perception management

[@pdquestions7673]

The parents may not know much, but I'm sure Brian left the mustang at the park as a distraction.... and, with the help of a collaborator, he's now long gone. I don't think he's "surviving" in the woods... more likely he has a collaborator who's got him in a cabin somewhere. Because Brian was an anti-industrial fanatic, he very well may have sympathizers -- people he may have come to know on internet forums (related to extreme ecology and anti-industry). Bottom line, he got away, and there's no use dwelling on this initial fumble. It happens. I do think we're wasting out time worrying about the parents; i would focus more on Brian's internet-forum activity in the months prior to his escape and try to narrow down a set of likely sympathizers. I also think it's useless to listen to his atty. I'm sure the atty is also confident that Brian's nowhere near any park in Florida.. At this point, we just need good investigative police work.

[@bluecollarlit]

Good idea.

[@shanewinas6194]

Right on exactly

[@daisygirl1027]

ok brian

[@joshyelton3898]

Umm a $180,000 reward for the tip that leads to his arrest, I'm pretty sure that the "sympathizers" are gonna take the money instead c'mon man

[@pdquestions7673]

@@joshyelton3898 -- I get that, but... whoever's protecting him is on the hook as an accessory to murder, so those people are already invested in the crime. Maybe I shouldn't be so confident, but I hope the FBI at least rules out any very loyal friends he might have out there. Anyway, I know Brian claims to be outdoorsy, but he's not a dirty / feral person, so he's definitely not living "off the land." And he can't be out and about popping into 7-11s or supermarkets, so that leaves a cabin somewhere (as the most likely possibility, and that points to a collaborator). In the end, it will be interesting to see what really happened... and who's really involved..

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

I can’t believe he’s still out there. At this point I don’t care if the tooth fairy finds him! He’s a monster and justice is calling his name! Gabby deserves it! Sorry Doc, I got a little carried away there…

[@BeckBeckGo]

It looks that way but without questioning him, we know absolutely nothing.

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

@@BeckBeckGo Then why is he hiding?

[@aarondavid826]

@@thelocalmaladroit8873 cuz a pretty blond is dead.

[@Jenny73415]

That's a great question. Keep up the good work, Dr. Grande!

[@bloodycupcake219]

Last I heard he was spotted on the NC/TN border. I'm happy you are covering this. I think he's alive. I've been working so much I haven't been able to comment much lately. I love your work and I look forward to it every day. Thank you so much, Doctor Grande!

[@TheGeekZilla]

Dr. Grande, I love you. I love your videos and your wicked wit.

[@ForLOVEoftheARTS]

This is what I think: On September 13th, that was before anyone started looking for him, he didn't go to the Carlton reserve like his parents said. His parents, who know everything that happened, helped him get away to another country... it could be Mexico, could be any other country... and there are 195 countries in the world. It's going to take a lot of searching.

[@IamNotTheAnswer]

Brian is alive but he's not coming back alive.. the jail cell is similar to van life but you don't get the nature walks

[@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149]

Good one

[@cheesecake4648]

no, it is not similar

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Perfect timing!!! Thank you so much for the update Dr. Grande!❤️

[@cottontails9003]

Rejane,how are you?I have morning, afternoon and night sickness. This too will pass😓❤🎋

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@cottontails9003 I am so sorry to hear Julianne. I know how difficult it is.😔 A few things tend to help - ginger, mint, bland foods, and cold foods as opposed to hot foods since cold foods don’t smell too much. You can follow the BRAT diet when you feel poorly, which is composed of banana, rice, applesauce, and toast. Small frequent meals are better than three large meals. Make sure to drink plenty of fluids and after meals don’t move around too much. These are some of the advices for morning sickness but everyone is different. I have heard all kinds of remedies for it. I hope you feel better soon.💞

[@cottontails9003]

@@rejaneoliveira5019 Rejane ,thank you so much for that. I'm definitely going to try it,sounds yummy 😀🍪🍎🍌🌻

[@renee1961]

Good evening, Dr. Grande!

[@gailnezar6538]

Thankyou, Dr Grande. Once again,your concise analysis is much appreciated. Please take good care of yourself!

[@SeanMillea]

The idea that having the dad come to the reserve was to get him away from his lawyer is soooo interesting. Never thought of that

[@lightyagami3492]

It was the very first thing i thought of. It might prove weather Brian's parents really know nothing about where thier son went or not.

[@lindsayeller8649]

This channel is great. Love how snarky Dr G is.

[@nightwood4379]

A good bookend accenting this morning’s analysis…evening Dr. G…thanks for the output.

[@sherri1027]

You have to love this guy, he's so serious yet comes up with the funniest analogies, LOL!!! A live person wouldn't leave a foot behind in a shoe! There's a video out where his parent's are in the backyard and his mother is bent down handing something to someone and you can actually see something moving. The video is rather blury but she points out the hand. Then Brian's dad looks up at a drone and his mother quickly stands up and they walk away.

[@rupatiwari5923]

Dr. Grande really enjoyed this video ...your great sense of humor ...

[@maureeningleston1501]

I'm convinced his parents helped him escape, I don't know how they can sleep at night seeing the pain Gabby's parents are in.

[@ThisAlphaWolf]

I'm sure they were able to convince themselves that it was the right thing to do. Was it? Absolutely not. However, we don't even know what Brian has told his parents happened between him and Gabby. There is a good chance that he skewed some of the facts to give his actions the appearance of being justified or warranted, and to avoid the shame he might feel in front of his parents. To be clear, it still does not excuse their behavior. Any of them, frankly. It would simply explain how they are apparently able to continue on with every day when a family whose lives overlapped theirs very recently, struggle to go on with their own. It's a selfish move on their behalf. It spares them from grief, which is probably why they readily accepted whatever explanation he gave them. Somewhere deep down, they probably know that something doesn't add up, yet if that is the case, they willingly went along with it and settled right into a false sense that their son being hunted is somehow unjust. That, in my opinion, is probably how they sleep at night.

[@lfmair]

they sleep knowing their son is alive. until he gets caught.

[@leonievanheerden7090]

Dr Grande's post and shirt competing for brilliance 🌻

[@P.C.W.321]

How much assistance did his family give? Did anyone check for large withdraws from family accounts?

[@kaydeedid]

Yoohoo.. Inept as the FBI is criminal 101 had been done.

[@MG-jj3pn]

Been waiting for this

[@VanlifewithAlan]

I am an alligator and I resent the suggestion that we eat people. We mainly eat fish, preferably served with chips and tatare sauce.

[@werriboy55]

You are a fraud. *REAL* alligators prefer malt vinegar, we loath tatare sauce. 😀

[@VanlifewithAlan]

@@werriboy55 I am an upper class alligator, living in a posh Florida gated swamp, not some dump in Louisiana!

[@werriboy55]

@@VanlifewithAlan A Florida gator. Say no more, I rest my case.

[@cassandrasuzannelalonde4758]

Thank you for your timely analysis, always good to hear an educated and intelligent opinion. Winter is approaching quickly in the North Carolina wilderness, that may sway the outcome. I do believe he has received assistance.

[@ooohlaa13]

except that winter is not coming everywhere in the world, he could be literally ANYWHERE!!!

[@1020LAStep]

I appreciate the clear summary of events as we know them at this time. 👍

[@monongahelacats]

I’d like to know what he’s surviving in. He needs food and some form of fuel to heat his campsite and food. Perhaps he’s using a prepaid cash card. Hopefully the FBI is doing forensic accounting and looking at every transaction on the bank records of the parents, siblings , and anyone else who could have helped him. The whole thing is so fishy.

[@exrobowidow1617]

If he's in Florida he doesn't need to heat his campsite. And one does not need to heat food if it's precooked. But I do agree it sounds fishy.

[@kaydeedid]

No more fishy than hundred s of cold cases that are never solved. Same kind of shit accompanies most murder investigations. The accused knows the longer time goes by the least likey the prosecutor will ever get it in front of a jury. Just the cold hard facts of American law. Betting this case is never resolved. And what a shame. ,,2 dysfunctional people have just been thrown to the side. Hurts to see it. The potential they could of u had h he in life now just fucked. Degredation and devestation all that's left. God be with the two families

[@opalreign2674]

He can’t use a prepaid cash card

[@spyro115]

protein bars, trail mix, crackers, protein shakes, bottles of water, its easy to pack a bag with that and conserve, can last you for weeks depending on the amount you carried with you on trips. humans don't need to have a hearty cooked meal on a daily basis to survive for long periods of time.

[@Johnny.Fedora]

@@exrobowidow1617, he brought a lifetime supply of food? When he runs out, does he wrestle alligators to death and eat them raw?

[@dstaugustinefl8832]

He was never in the Carlton Reserve. That I believe is a lie and a set up to draw the police off track. Do they actually have proof he was there ? Only by what his parents have said. he went there and they then went to get his car ?? If they weren't with him how did they know where his car was to retrieve it ? He is long gone and is on the run. Once out of state and a few days of not shaving letting his hair grown he can look like a different person ! My option !!!

[@ladygenevaholiday9014]

Dr. Grande: what do you think of Brian Laundrie coming back to deal with a storage unit in mid August and did Gabby's parents know that she was left out there alone? There is never much mention of any of that on the media and also Brian's sister has to be lying when she said they went camping and there was no mention of Gabby!!

[@Arizona_lilly]

Yes Alive and well in a room relaxing hes not in a swamp on a trail he could be at someone's house he trust his parents said he went to camp etc he could be anywhere

[@lunadust8017]

@Mr.D it happens

[@MrKaypet]

One of the very likely options.

[@Sandra-wj4on]

If BL is dead, I don't see him hiding his body so that it can't be found, he strikes me as a person who if he killed himself, he want his corpse found. This man is still alive (at the moment) basking in all the attention his disappearance is causing.

[@farnazrostami5302]

I watched Gabby’s parents interview on Dr. Phill show they strongly believed that Brian’s family were hiding information from them. I guess they’re right. Thanks Dr. Grande for your hard work and your shirt is very nice💎.

[@carolbell8008]

He is intelligent!

[@carmelhughesparolya899]

Following this case intently i would suggest that your analysis of where is Brian Laundrie is the most informative I have heard yet, as usual thank you Dr. Grande 💖

[@Firebird-65]

It’s a puzzling situation at that and a great analysis Dr Grande!