Silver Linings Podcast - EP051-Gabby Petito Family

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@Se-leve Ай бұрын

The parents of Gabby Petito have really handled her death publicly with grace. It was obvious Gabby was an amazing young woman. It’s a horribly sad story. Love and strength to all of you

@nikischmidt927 Ай бұрын

Thank you for having us!! You guys are the best! Thank you to all your viewers for their kind words 🫶🏼🥰

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

I want to thank the Gabby family for all they do to help families out with domestic situation and their families

@GrannysCrimeBusters Ай бұрын

I so admire Nicole and Jim, Joe and Tara for their endless energy in trying to help all those affected by DV and for missing children. I was abused in the late 70's, early 80's by my husband. The police wouldn't do anything, friends would not step in when he was beating me. I filed for divorce when I was seven months pregnant, battered and bruised, with 2 black eyes. Thankfully, I got out, but it certainly was not because of any help, it was my own strength. Awareness and Prevention are so important. Thank you for everything you are doing, from the bottom of my heart.

@lisaswanson7442 Ай бұрын

🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 Awe, the Petito family. 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

@internkrisatadap Ай бұрын

So much change is needed to help prevent domestic violence. Thank you for redirecting your energy and efforts into helping others. I will never forget Gabby. May God bless you.

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

Gabby is a beautiful soul

@katieh193 Ай бұрын

As a domestic violence survivor, Gabby's story has always really affected me. I have so much admiration for how her family has created a foundation and is on a mission to reduce intimate partner homicide.

@sherriewilliams3422 Ай бұрын

Thank you for having Nicole and Jim on here. Great interview!

@EattheFOODTina-ND Ай бұрын

There is no doubt we need more (properly trained) police officers, social workers, counselors, first responders, educators, etc., etc. All of these services cost taxpayer’s money. We need to prioritize human lives rather than greed in our country. And more love and less hate! Thanks for changing the world for the better Nicole & Jim!!!

@jaynet5756 Ай бұрын

I was in an abusive relationship for 3 years. And I can tell you that I think the reason we keep going back is because we like the GOOD qualities in the person we are with. And we wrestle with that. It takes each of us a different amount of time to get fed up enough with the bad stuff in order to leave. I'm sure Gabby loved the good qualities in Brian and was struggling how to deal with his bad side. She sure was an angel and I'm sorry for your loss 🙏

@Lightworkers. Ай бұрын

4 genuine people to listen to. Thanks for standing up for DV 90% of female murders are caused by ex partners or partners. Women all over the world need help. Your voice is so important. Love from a DV survivor.

@Yahoocommenting Ай бұрын

God bless Gabby’s family. I am praying for you. Thank you for speaking out and helping others.

@monicakoenig5921 Ай бұрын

Thanks for having Nicole & Jim on your podcast, even though they have been through tragedy, they are helping others with domestic violence abuse.

@Brittnoelle2 Ай бұрын

Loved this interview!!! I have so much respect for Nichole and Jim ❤️ Gabby truly touched the nation just like Tylee and JJ did🥹

@EattheFOODTina-ND Ай бұрын

Perfectly stated

@JillRaby Ай бұрын

Thank you for airing the podcast about Gabby Petito. I think its wonderful how the 2 families worked together when Gabbi got murdered. Its positive to know that one person did report Brian for hitting Gabbi and the police did pull them.over. Love you Rex and Adam Jill from.Aus

@lucylucy9945 Ай бұрын

Gabby's Mom said she's gonna march right in there! I say "Onward Christian Soldiers" God Bless You All

@mtnbee23 Ай бұрын

I am so moved by the strength and resilience of you all! It is a beautiful thing to see what could easily be powerless blind rage turned into positive action to prevent more tragedies. God bless each and every one of you and may you find all the love you pour out returned to you multiplied.

@joyphillips9255 Ай бұрын

Prayers for Gabby parents and help others is a wonderful thing.! shine on ❤🎉

@EattheFOODTina-ND Ай бұрын

Sending hugs and love to Gabby’s Mom and Stepdad. I have so much admiration for the enthusiasm and beauty Gabby gave us during her short life. SO sorry for your loss. 💔

@bettylester4225 Ай бұрын

My heart breaks for them. Thank you for having them on.

@kathyreeves4067 Ай бұрын

Followed both stories and these situations make me So sad. 🙏 to you all ❤

@barbarabrown733 Ай бұрын

Oh wow! The Petito family! How cool!! Good to see you guys, Rex and Adam! I dunno why, but I seem to be missing your lives these days. Good to see you this morning!

@SeattleCandyCompany Ай бұрын

Me too, well saw the live was on Saturday but I was busy, I need to catch up too.

@Brittnoelle2 Ай бұрын

Same here! I feel like I have so much to catch up on

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

I understand that, because I went through it also. I stayed in a marriage for 33 years

@TamanthaJane Ай бұрын

Thank you for this podcast. I needed to hear the beginning of this. My niece is going through struggles now and I’ve made the mistake of reading comments to news about her & it’s so frustrating and heartbreaking how mean people are who know nothing of the back story. ❤

@janetterebel1875 Ай бұрын

So nice 2 see very strong 💪 people Together talking about the most horrendous crimes! Sending lots of ❤️ 🙏

@nataliecassidy4298 Ай бұрын

Thank you for coming onthe Silver Linings podcast and talking about Gabby that was the most horrible situation that I have seen, you guys are so great in doing all you're doing to get people informed on DV!May GOD BLESS YOUand your family! You're in my prayers! Love ❤❤from AKRON, OHIO

@darlenebutler4023 Ай бұрын

Amazing interview. Ty so much for trying to get the laws change

@riabrummel808 Ай бұрын

Love you! The strength, helping others ❤❤❤❤

@carolphillips4748 Ай бұрын

Wonderful way to spread the word, thank you so much for hosting the Petito's.

@samantham4351 17 күн бұрын

Thank you, I enjoyed this interview. With respect I wish I never knew you all existed 😢 and you were living your lives pre their utter upturn. My hugs to you all from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ My former husband and I are family, we have 2 teenage kids together, one with autism. I could have made his life horrible if I were that way inclined however I put my kids first and their relationship with their Dad. We have family dinner each week, I just decorated his new home for him and he helps me if I need something heavy lifted 😂 More so our kids are grateful for our family unit and their Mum and Dad are buds. It can happen if you think of your kids FIRST! XoX

@Offtodiscover8 Ай бұрын

The video from Southern Utah is still so hard for me to process after watching. I used to assume authorities were more organized. So much was gathered and not put together. Breaks my heart your sweet daughter didn't get more help especially there. Prayers your efforts bring hope to others who need it and prayers for your family as you navigate life when your sweet Gabby's presence is very much missed.

@sr2291 Ай бұрын

“Neither the Constitution, nor state law, impose a general duty upon police officers or other governmental officials to protect individual persons from harm - even when they know the harm will occur,” said Darren L. Hutchinson, a professor and associate dean at the University of Florida School of Law. “Police can watch someone attack you, refuse to intervene and not violate the Constitution.” The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that the government has only a duty to protect persons who are “in custody,” he pointed out.

@sr2291 Ай бұрын

Gabby called her mother from the backseat of the police cruiser. These statements are from the Petito v Moab lawsuit. 3. Gabby contacted her family to tell them that the couple had been fighting, that Brian had hit her, and that the police had been called. The family immediately responded by beginning to arrange for Gabby to fly home and to have her van shipped home, to separate her from Brian. 98. Gabby then called her parents. 99. On that call, Gabby’s parents demanded that Gabby fly home to get away from Brian, offering to pay for her ride to Salt Lake City and her flight home. But upon learning that the police were involved, Gabby’s parents accepted Gabby’s assurances that she should continue her trip. Gabby’s parents relied to their detriment on the police officers involved to evaluate the situation and intervene as necessary to protect Gabby. But for the officers’ failure to investigate and follow Utah law, Gabby’s parents would have intervened to end the trip and bring Gabby home.

@davemacful Ай бұрын

Thank you Nicole, Jim, Tara, and Joe for speaking out. I am deeply touched by your courage and strength in the face of such a tragic loss. As a mother who has also experienced the devastating impact of domestic homicide and being a victim of domestic violence myself, my heart goes out to you all for the pain and grief you are going through. Your mission to bring awareness and effect positive change in the wake of Gabby's passing is truly commendable. Your determination to educate others about the realities of domestic violence and work towards preventing such tragedies from happening to other families is inspiring. Your voices and actions are powerful tools in the fight against this pervasive issue in our society. Your bravery in sharing your story and advocating for change will surely make a difference in the lives of many. My heart goes out to you both, and I stand in solidarity with you as you continue on this path of healing, education, and advocacy. I'd love to offer whatever assistance I might ever be, anytime. Debbie Heisler

@davemacful Ай бұрын

I'm in Southern Utah, wish we had a POMC chapter here as well.

@user-fr2iq9jm5z Ай бұрын

This was a great podcast. Definitely helped with an ongoing situation in my family. Great hearing from you and your guests. Sorry I to it late this time. But definitely glad I listened to this. ❤

@raqueacevedo1509 Ай бұрын

I bet all the cruel comments like Should, could, would've are so irrelevant at some point, victims blame themselves they do not deserve or need your projections. Let's Be kind and graceful with each other. Saludos from Mexico 🇲🇽

@suemenna3988 Ай бұрын

We love our Angel and we love you!🙏💜🦋🌻😇💕😘🤗

@jastilkuhn1751 Ай бұрын

Love all Gary’s parents! Nice to see Nichole smile a little. My heart broke for them

@jastilkuhn1751 Ай бұрын

GABY not gary

@KittyCatKrew Ай бұрын

Awesome!! ❤

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

Good morning everyone

@shelleyhershberger1242 Ай бұрын

Gabby was so young to even realize she was in it. A domestic relationship! So sad!😢

@SeattleCandyCompany Ай бұрын

Hi guys! It's your pal Xana in beautiful West Seattle Alki Beach who definitely hasn't killed anyone with Cobra venom this week 😂 I follow Nicole and family and Gabby website too Maybe I'll see you guys at CrimeCon in Colorado I'll bring the cotton candy ❤ Gotta take a nap been up all night writing but will watch later

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

I want to help Gabby family also

@joyphillips9255 Ай бұрын

Hello Rex and Adam and Gabbys parents

@BrendaFolda-vo8mv Ай бұрын

Where can I get the book 📕 form that you and uncle Rex’s wrote

@lbelikow Ай бұрын

Beautiful people and beautiful family for going through this and making a difference! You guys should interview Sue and Lloyd Clark in Australia re their daughter Hannah Clark whose husband bu%%d Hannah and their three children :( they’re making a big legislative difference with DV in Australia. It would be nice to see them on your podcast ❤

@lindsayshea Ай бұрын

Love this!!! Two of my fav cases & 4 of my favorite people!!! 🤍🤍 sending love and good vibes to all of you!

@nancycornett9949 Ай бұрын

Thank you

@dianasimplifies Ай бұрын

Lol Adam cracks me up. Well we don't go outside 😂 (in these temps)

@rolo4945 Ай бұрын

They should’ve let Gabby phone her parents. Her link with them may have saved her. She was concerned about driving the van.

@sr2291 Ай бұрын

Gabby called her mother from the backseat of the police cruiser on Aug 12, 2021. These statements are from the Petito v Moab lawsuit. 3. Gabby contacted her family to tell them that the couple had been fighting, that Brian had hit her, and that the police had been called. The family immediately responded by beginning to arrange for Gabby to fly home and to have her van shipped home, to separate her from Brian. 98. Gabby then called her parents. 99. On that call, Gabby’s parents demanded that Gabby fly home to get away from Brian, offering to pay for her ride to Salt Lake City and her flight home. But upon learning that the police were involved, Gabby’s parents accepted Gabby’s assurances that she should continue her trip. Gabby’s parents relied to their detriment on the police officers involved to evaluate the situation and intervene as necessary to protect Gabby. But for the officers’ failure to investigate and follow Utah law, Gabby’s parents would have intervened to end the trip and bring Gabby home.

@rolo4945 Ай бұрын

@@sr2291 thank you for clarifying this. These facts place the blame back onto the first responders.

@sr2291 Ай бұрын

@rolo4945 Gabby begged the police to not separate them. She was a full grown adult 22 years old. “Neither the Constitution, nor state law, impose a general duty upon police officers or other governmental officials to protect individual persons from harm - even when they know the harm will occur,” said Darren L. Hutchinson, a professor and associate dean at the University of Florida School of Law. “Police can watch someone attack you, refuse to intervene and not violate the Constitution.” The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that the government has only a duty to protect persons who are “in custody,” he pointed out.

@nicolemartinez4476 Ай бұрын

Thank you for the request of people to stop asking victims of DV why they don’t “just leave” it is never that easy.

@wendymyers19 Ай бұрын

❤

@maryannconte7583 Ай бұрын

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

@darlenebutler4023 Ай бұрын

The legal system is so flawed.

@blackwidor Ай бұрын

I wish people would realise abusers don't abuse you 24 hours a day 7 days a week there are times they act kind , pick u up when your down, say all the seemingly right things. While eroding your self esteem with the abuse, making it very confusing, walking on eggshells needing their love and approval while more and more isolated, being told your family and friends don't love you , giving you a false idea you are ugly mad and flawed etc etc. It is a whole mind fck, there may be children and no finances to eat without the abuser. It is a whole mind fck . The person is so concentrating on keeping the abuser from going off, they don't know what to do without that. They have almost lost their own personhood. That's why they can't "just leave" the brain is literally wired to focus on the protection of pets and or children and hypervigience on the slightest cue of behaviour changes in the abuser. It would be difficult to plan under such strain. They often don't even know it's abuse if they are coercive controlled and not being hit.