Missing Person Gabby Petito Case Thread

[el presidente]

I don't think you guys have coyotes in Europe they're exclusive to North America. Like a mini-wolf, about twice the size of a large red fox. They might snatch away a wee one. Gotta be careful with unsupervised kids but I don't think they've ever killed an able bodied adult in California.

A pack of coyotes inhabited my work campus a few years back, joints would roam the parking lot and all that.

Come to find out they kept coming to the lot because people were feeding them

 

[el presidente]

brings up the question again…how far would you go to protect your child? And could you ever turn them in?

I wouldn't snitch on my child..but with that said, I wouldn't be helping them escape like a damb political prisoner (if I honestly felt they did it)

If you ain't call me before you did that wild ****, don't call me after

 

[kingkoopa]

I asked my mom years ago would she help me if I was on the run. She asked what would I be on the run for. I said murder. She goes, “I’d tell you to come hideout in the basement, and then I’d lock it and tell them to come get you.”

You momma a real one.

She recognize you aint ****.

 

[tr1ll]

@ Those of yall that would snitch on your kids. Pie.

Wonder if it would’ve made national news if she wasn’t pretty

Nope. And if this story gets too dark, it’ll magically disappear. Like that “influencer” they found dead and naked on the side of the road in Houston.

 

[getback]

I'm not snitching. But I'm also not aiding and abetting. Ain't dragging me into this mess. You're a grown man. Dig your way out of this one if you're gonna be out killing women.

 

[tr1ll]

Whats the difference?

 

[getback]

Whats the difference?

One is passive the other is active.

 

[Brownstone]

Wonder if it would’ve made national news if she wasn’t pretty

No, unless I am missing something the story hasn't really caught my attention on its own merit

 

[blacklion23]

Dude on the news just called the family “the smelly Laundrie family”

 

[lovehateself]

Wonder if it would’ve made national news if she wasn’t pretty

the story was all over "new media " that the reg media had to get on it

 

[walkingBred]

 

[danikerhino]

I know this is an old topic, but I'm just surprised how many people can't stand animals. Do you guys not find this adorable?

 

[sooperhooper]

That's thread worthy. Would you tell on your close friend/relative for a certain crime.

 

[finessence]

brings up the question again…how far would you go to protect your child? And could you ever turn them in?

make the police do they job.

 

[jaypesoz]

the story was all over "new media " that the reg media had to get on it

I’m definitely getting old because everytime somebody says I saw/heard it on TikTok as a source, I still think of that thing as only the silly dance and lip syncing app

 

[thenewjs23]

Don’t understand the hype behind this chick

 

[lovehateself]

make the police do they job.

put that HS diploma to use

 

[getback]

Don’t understand the hype behind this chick

It's the crime. Americans are now more than ever fascinated with murder or missing persons cases that they can involve themselves with, especially if the victim is a white woman (it's been that way for as long as I can remember). Attribute this peak fascination with crime to the social media age.

When Natalee Holloway disappeared it was a big case, but people didn't become as consumed as they do now with facebook, reddit, IG, and hundreds of other forums that allows them to chime in and play detective.

 

[danger style]

I know this is an old topic, but I'm just surprised how many people can't stand animals. Do you guys not find this adorable?

disgusting

 

[danger style]

It's the crime. Americans are now more than ever fascinated with murder or missing persons cases that they can involve themselves with, especially if the victim is a white woman (it's been that way for as long as I can remember). Attribute it to the social media age.

When Natalee Holloway disappeared it was a big case, but people didn't become as consumed as they do now with facebook, reddit, IG, and hundreds of other forums that allows them to chime in and play detective.

True Crime is also one of the biggest genres of media being consumed in the streaming era so when a case pops, everybody wants to get in on it so they can say they were there when the Netflix doc or podcast eventually drops.

 

[shogun]

Don’t understand the hype behind this chick

A little weird to ask why a girl who was probably murdered is hyped. Social media will choose whatever topics or people they want to focus.

 

[sooperhooper]

To the people that say "make the police do their job", what if it was your relative that was murdered and your family is seeking justice. Would you want their relative to turn them in or keep it street?

 

[tr1ll]

Lol wrong threas

Don’t understand the hype behind this chick

You know why….

 

[dman14]

It's the crime. Americans are now more than ever fascinated with murder or missing persons cases that they can involve themselves with, especially if the victim is a white woman (it's been that way for as long as I can remember). Attribute this peak fascination with crime to the social media age.

When Natalee Holloway disappeared it was a big case, but people didn't become as consumed as they do now with facebook, reddit, IG, and hundreds of other forums that allows them to chime in and play detective.

at lunch in the breakroom, they always have it on some true crime or similiar show.
just the other day, they were talking about jon benet ramsey case again

 

[shogun]

I’m definitely getting old because everytime somebody says I saw/heard it on TikTok as a source, I still think of that thing as only the silly dance and lip syncing app

tiktok is going to turn into fb where whatever its purpose was originally is gone and its just a source of random garbage.