American Murder: Gabby Petito | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- In August 2021, 22-year-old Gabby Petito was killed by her fiance, Brian Laundrie, while the young couple was on a four month road trip across the United States documenting their “van life” journey on social media. Two months later, Laundrie was found to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and his parents were suspected of helping to cover up the murder. While taking viewers on a journey through Gabby and Brian’s final days together, the series will unveil the tragic reality behind their Insta-perfect life and reveal painful moments where their story might have taken a different turn.
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I remember when this was everywhere. This case just shocks me till this day
Unfortunately he fits the statistics so I wasn’t to surprise
you say it like it happened so long ago
@@elisadjones cause it happened like almost 5 yrs ago 😂
@@Randy218_ still not long ago
@@Randy218_3 1/2
She said: "The happiest people on social media, usually have the darkest skeletons in their closet".
Very wise words!
Rose knew her personally and seems the most honest of the Petito bunch.
🎯🎯🎯💯
Finally. Been waiting for Netflix to give us this documentary. Rest in peace Gabby.
you like this one wait till they drop the one about the Titan! Folks are just wilding now a days!
I thought they already made a documentary along time ago ?
@@QueenSelenaxx No not with the latest footage they released last summer. You will get it in full effect about the OceanGate!!
what can they possibly tell us that we don’t already know?
@@BAEYBE
That Gabby was the abuser in Moab. Every other report on this case leaves that part out.
I just find it terrifying that you never really know the person you’re in relationship with they could hide behind the mask for years and one day just decide to take your life it’s insanity i just can’t wrap my head around it prayers to her family may she rest in peace and he….TRUST he’s currently burning in the deepest depths of hell
@@user-iq2oq8ol6z
You should research the information the media omitted from the reports. Brian was absolutely a victim of domestic violence.
I think they both are , her family failed the poor girl to teach her any better
@wowdude8244
Took them over two weeks to report her missing, now they're the grieving parents hauling in checks.
THIS!😢
The red flags were there... She chose to ignore them. That's not a slam against her at all.. I speak from experience. Please let her life experience teach others to watch for the red flags. When people show you who they are, believe them
Why does there have to be a documentary on this.kind of feel it’s exploiting the sad situation that happened to her
They wanted to make money off the situation
The parents were heavily involved with this apparently so it should be fairly true to the facts.
So she can be remembered?
Tragedies exist to be exploited.
People love True Crime categories.
It reminds me of the case with Shannan and her husband Chris/father of their 2 little girls - one boy on the way. Because how she was "living her life" on social media, everything seemed perfect. But she was also killed by the man who she loved dearly, and so was her 2 small girls Bella and Celeste.
If it wasnt for Shannan friend Nickole, they might never have been found - and Chris would never be found guilty for taking their lives.
I wish stuff like these never happen. For Gabby, for Shannan and her kids and too many other people... Its a cruel world we live in.
@laurenm.2265
Sha'nnon and Gabby's had some similarities. Both used their partners to present the image of the perfect couple to America. Both Chris and Brian made it clear they wanted space, neither woman seemed to respect it and both appear to snap.
@@emersonmanning6523your comment is dumb. They never discussed how they actually felt, they kept everything up in a bottle 🍼.
Similar, in that they were both missing white women who inadvertently provided a lot of content for "websleuths" to mine.
A woman being murdered by a violent man is common. A woman having the social media curb-appeal necessary to provide Netflix-level "murdertainment" to a nation is rare.
It was Gabby and Shannan's fortune, or misfortune, to fit just the right profile, have just enough material about them pre-available online, to drive bored viewers on social media collectively insane.
*RIP Gabby.*
may gabby rest in peace 😞❤
What happened
She was killed by Brian Laundrie. He became a muderous psychopathic man and he's a complete lunatic.@@babyd9781
@@babyd9781she was a social media influencer and on a trip together her fiancé killed her and acted like she disappeared on her own. he went home by himself and then when people started getting suspicious he went “missing” too. they found her in the woods and later they found her fiancé dead, who took his own life with a gun. next to him was a letter where he confessed to her murder
@babyd9781
She beat her boyfriend and he finally snapped.
@@babyd9781How do you not know
I like this American Murder series that yall have. Yall need to continue to make more episodes
Come on guys, be serious this was a murder base on a true story.
Please stop spamming the “Where is cobra Part three”
Be respectful
Or....it was always an entertainment story presented as "real" to garnee interest.
@@ButterCookie1984No search it up, it’s actually real
I saw like 2-3 documentary on this and I still cant believe spoilers the parents of the murderer didn’t say anything or have anything to say about it
I can't believe Gabby wasn't arrested for domestic violence.
@ my opinion they both guilty but murder wasn’t necessary
@aznrejectz
The media calls it murder, law enforcement calls it homicide. There's a huge difference. When victims of domestic violence snap, the consequences can be fatal.
Been waiting for this documentary ever since the case happened
Find it truly disgusting, disturbing and awful. How could you take someone’s life?
Happens every day but I don't get it either.
There are several comments asking what happened, so I’ll throw down a quick version as best I recall- people can fix or edit as I’m not super well versed in it, but just to offer a basis for those who are unfamiliar:
It’s a tragic case where there was a young couple that went on an extended road trip and the boyfriend wound up strangling the poor girl in the woods. It’s conjectured that his family may have tried to cover for him upon his return, but I believe they deny this. He then went on the run and eventually committed suicide.
As other comments point out, it’s a sad reminder that sometimes people aren’t who they pretend to be… or, perhaps even scarier, they aren’t always who *we* pretend they are.
When everyone said this is going to turn into a Netflix Doc
She deserved better. This case helped many people escape domestic abuse situations, and probably even more who related.
Rest in Peace, Gaby.🕊️
Sadly its really hard to help someone who won't help themselves. Many women choose to be with someone who is physically abusing them. My female neighbour is doing the exact same thing.
In that type of situation, It’s best to help the domestic violence victim that is being abused, when the domestic abuser that’s abusing them has no idea or when their domestic abuser isn’t there. Otherwise, It puts the domestic violence victim’s life in danger if they aren’t helped! Also, The best way for a domestic violence victim to escape further abuse is to find help for them without the abuser finding out or intervening. And even if the domestic violence victim does not want help, they still need it because sadly their life depends on it!
There were 167 missing indigenous people during the time Gabby went missing!
Crazy. No documentaries?
@@wilterbeastVery few people care.
Don't they have their own police and institutions on those reserves for that? Sorry for ignorance if wrong. I'm from the UK and don't get the whole indigenous culture issues considering your country became what it is due to the settlers, right? Regards. Oh and I forgot to write, I'd love to visit again maybe in a few years. Far too big to do the whole place in one visit
@Venmaylove The point is Gabby's disappearance was front & center in the news while many others were ignored! Gabby deserved to be reported on & to be found as do all people who are in danger/missing etc. Equity in that department should be the norm🙏💜
@kristennoelle9447 you can't police people's preferences. A study was done with young toddlers and when provided different coloured dolls, they always picked the white blonde doll to play with, even the black toddlers said that they preferred the white dolls. You going tell black people they're wrong for having interest social documentary style for liking and watching this particular case? Are we all such bad Comrades that we need to constantly put white society and races down ?
The moment this case starting developing through social media, my first thought was “Now I‘m waiting for that Netflix documentary!”. A few years later, I was right!!! 😂
I’m wondering if the video in the beginning is the one gabby deleted? I never could find the first video she uploaded/deleted
That is a good question 🤔. Maybe that is the video she deleted or had set to private 🤔. The 1 video that she uploaded on her RUclips Nomadic Statik channel is still there.
This was such a crazy story to follow.
I saw the similar story on Law & Order SVU. Cant wait to watch this.
I was looking for this comment
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Me too
Thanks for posting that. I looked it up.
The "van life" storyline appears in Law & Order Season 21, Episode 3, titled "Filtered Life" (2022). The episode follows Detectives Bernard and Cosgrove investigating the disappearance of Amanda Larson, a tourist living in her van. Blood is found on the van, but no body is initially discovered. The case explores themes of social media fame and public perception, with twists involving evidence and legal strategies.
I was seriously looking for this comment
@@sr2291
Big fan of the show.
Remember all the indigenous women they found while looking for Gabby? 😢
They were murdered on the Rex by their own. Only Native American police have jurisdiction so it’s up to them to solve the cases.
That's not true. In many cases, the investigation and resolution of the crimes involve cooperation between the FBI, and other agencies. There were plenty of crimes committed by non-Natives.
@gertrudewest4535 you can't reason with these people.
Chris Farley warned us about van life.
I still cant believe the cops let them go the first time..
She definitely should have been arrested.
@@emersonmanning65230:40 the witness said Brian was "slapping" her.
@@emersonmanning65230:40 the witness said Brian was "slapping" her.
@@emersonmanning6523 0:40 the witness said Brian was hitting her.
@@emersonmanning65230:40 the the person who reported them said Brian was "slapping" her.
This one haunts me I’m glad they made this one it looks really good. R.I.P 😢
Gives me chills everytime😶 Rest in Peace Gabby ❤ prime example of a woman having a vision and should've done it single and alone ... There a great men out there but way too many times do we see it over and over and over and over and over and over again a woman with a vision taken down by a male. Horrible to see. I know there is also females who hurt the good men which also needs to stop. Good people unite 💪🏽 Sometimes you can't help someone, they're already gone, if you see the red flags Do Not Ignore it !!! 🚩🚩🚩 I can't stand to see good people, Man or Woman be destroyed by these people
I will never forget watching those body cam videos when they got released. Poor girl was showing all the signs of being in an abusive relationship. She was blaming herself for reacting to his actions at the diner. Even witnesses called in and reported that it was him yelling at her, and then putting hands on her in the diner first. She took the blame thinking it would make things better with Brian, and he takes her life, then takes his life. What a sad and tragic story.
Couldn’t have said that better myself 💔💔💔💔💔
"Gabby Petito should have been cited for domestic abuse by Utah police, review finds"
The manager of that restaurant said that never happened. And she didn't blame herself, she tried to justify her violence saying he kept telling her to calm down so she slapped him. Brian protected her, asking if they could arrest him instead of her. Describing her getting "worked up" as a normal part of their relationship and convincing the cop that he wasn't in pain. Definitely typical victim behavior.
She behaved like a classic domestic a abuser. Imagine a man begging the cops not separate him from his battered girlfriend after confessing to hitting her. Abusers hate separation because it's a loss of control. Gabby was devastated, Brian walked away with no protest. She apologized profusely, I love him, I didn't mean to harm him.....the standard cycle of domestic abuse. You'd have to ignore a lot of evidence to call her the victim.
I can't fathom how anyone could watch that cop cam and conclude she was abused. She was controlling and manipulative, even asking the cop to cite her for distracting Brian while he was driving instead of DV. She admitted assaulting him, the cop witnessed her violence, a witness stopped a cop because she started punching him and Brian had injuries consistent with an assault. The cop reclassified the stop to avoid the mandatory arrest law. 1:49
@@emersonmanning6523 Gabby never behaved like a classic domestic abuser. And she was never controlling or manipulative. Brian was all of that towards Gabby. He was abusing her, controlling her, manipulative towards her. BUT of course, he wouldn’t continue that type of behavior in front of the Moab Utah PD. He was putting on a show for them, acting like “Mr Nice Guy” with them, being all “Buddy-Buddy” with them and fist bumping them and the whole nine yards! All the while, Gabby was there crying and in distress and scared out of her mind and crying and with visible marks on her face and arms. I’m sorry Emerson, but you’re not going to convince me or anyone else with a sound mind, that Gabby was the domestic abuser in this case.
@@Sean_B_
"On Gabby, there was a mark pointed out on her left arm as well as a scratch on her left cheek. On Brian, injuries were pointed out by Park Ranger Ryan Kral near his right eye, left side of his neck, left side of his nose, center of his face, bruise and bleeding on the right side of his head, and a red mark near his right bicep/tricep area."
I didn't conclude Gabby was the aggressor in Moab, law enforcement did. You aren't going to change their minds or mine. I'm going to go with what two investigations concluded, not your personal opinion. Is that going to be a problem for you?
@@emersonmanning6523 You’re leaving out some injuries that Gabby had… She had a big bump and bruise on her eye and cheek and marks and scratches on her arms..
I've actually completely forgotten about this. I'm looking forward to seeing this
I was very into this case. And I feel so very bad for her and her family. I wish he could have been stopped. This case will always stay with me. Much prayers to her and her family and friends. ❤
Had the cops detained her as mandated by law.....you know the rest.
@@emersonmanning6523 I do agree you with to a degree about that, that they should have detained her, BUT they also should have also detained him too. They really should have detained both of them! And they didn’t do that with either of them. They let them go and that was a HUGE mistake of the Moab Utah PD’s part!
@@Sean_B_
Brian offered to be arrested in her place, the cop stated that they had no reason to charge him. They had probable cause to arrest Gabby but changed their minds.
@@emersonmanning6523 I know he did. I remember that. But there was evidence that was clear as day that Brian assaulted and abused Gabby. There was physical evidence on her face and arms. Yes, Brian did have marks on him too, BUT Gabby did have the more significant and severe injuries out of the 2 of them. She even had a big bump above one of her eyes, caused by Brian hitting or punching her. I’m sorry, but no matter the situation, abuser or not, you do NOT hit or punch a woman, a 22 year old young woman for that matter! I mean, am I wrong about that? 🤷♂️ I don’t think so!
@@Sean_B_
Is that documented? Where? No.... Because you're making it up.
That's a very sad story
I cannot wait for this to come out
It won't be accurate. Listen to Rose. She knew Gabby and Brian the best.
@@sr2291 Rose will be in it! It will be accurate. Rose did indeed know Gabby and Brian the best. I’m sure that Rose will say everything in the documentary that explains everything the best about Gabby and Brian together and individually.
@Sean_B_ I'm sure Rose will be cut off, and her statements edited. But I still think she knows the most and is the most honest of the Petito bunch.
@@sr2291 I will look into Rose
@@sr2291 Oh, I have no doubt that Rose and Gabby’s parents will all be honest in this documentary. They have nothing to be dishonest about anyway.
It's the reality behind the scenes of most social media public figures.
I’m glad gabbys parents used her name and platform to raise awareness to other DV and missing persons cases….. not everyone is lucky enough to gain this much attraction, or attention from the media and public to help solve their cases.
@thankyounext3279
Her parents aren't raising domestic violence awareness, they knew their daughter was abusive. They're financially enriching themselves using a false narrative.
@@emersonmanning6523 Their daughter was never abusive. Her fiancé, however, was very abusive towards her. There is no false narrative on their part..
@@Sean_B_
Where's your proof? What police department determined Gabby was victim in Utah. Please provide a link to that information and I'll be happy to read it.
@@emersonmanning6523 It’s not a whole police department that determined that Gabby was the victim in Utah. It was that one officer that was there during the pullover, who that decided to let them go.
@@Sean_B_
"During lengthy conversations recorded on the bodycams, Pratt said Petito must be booked into jail since, under the domestic violence statutes of Utah, she is considered the primary aggressor and Laundrie the victim.
Both Petito and Laundrie objected, and the officers eventually agreed not to charge Petito as long as she and Laundrie agreed to spend the night apart."
Next lie?
For some reason i dont remember her looking so young. They look like 15 years apart
@@T1Earn She was 22. He was 23.
That's an overdramatic assumption... She was 22, he was 23-24.
his parents need to be held accountable as well. they knew.
Agreed 100! 💯👏
😂😂😂they didn’t do shit to her, arrest them for what? Protecting their abused son?
@@Effoff027 Brian wasn’t abused. Gabby was abused by Brian. And his parents were aiding and abetting him. They helped him get away to hide and escape justice for murdering Gabby.
@ so why did Brian have marks on his face, but she didn’t? You are delusional, and again, did you know her? You seem insistent that your narrative is correct
@@Effoff027 He didn’t have marks on his face. She had marks on her face that were caused by him. I’m not the delusional one here. You are..
my (name) twin. this story was so sad when it had came out. very interested to see the documentary on this
@Netflix I can’t wait to see this documentary. Please also make a documentary of the Kiley Rodni case.
I remember this like it was yesterday. Wow!
this case is just so upsetting… i do not like his family, they just always knew i feel
Agreed 100% 💯💔
gosh I remember this case so clear!
This case was so wild I remember following it like crazy years ago
I followed this story. I was hoping they would find Gabby alive. I live in Poland.
I'm So Excited Can't Wait For American Murder Gabby Petito And Official Trailer Is So Very Incredible !
It's an intresting watch for younger generation on social media influence.
If you didnt learn anything from the Chris Watts case, you should know this. Everything doesn't need to be on social media.
Poor girl, my heart goes out to her, she was so cute and sweet
Cant wait for this one!
It’s even more terrifying knowing you’ll never know a person’s underlying motives and intentions unless you actually do the work of extracting information about them.
@sophiaisabelle027
She abused him, he snapped.
@@emersonmanning6523 He abused her! He snapped because he was a manipulative, abusive, narcissistic, controlling, murderous POS towards her. He abused her. He did not treat her right. He had anger issues.
@@emersonmanning6523 She did not abuse him. Stop lying..
"Gabby Petito should have been cited for domestic abuse by Utah police, review finds"
You can read more on the Moab PD website.
@@emersonmanning6523 Yes, SOMEONE should have been cited for domestic violence. BUT the ONLY reason they were going to cite Gabby for domestic violence, is because Officer Eric Pratt who that was there at the pullover, was a Domestic Abuser himself. He has an abusive past, just like Brian Laundrie did.
I honestly cannot believe this is a netflix docu I feel bad for her parents I hope they were on board? HIS parents are disgusting to me.
Netflix has to make money 💰
@tas22222 I think they mightve. I read somewhere that her father producing something, this may have been it
Why? The Laundries never said anything.
@@sr2291 Cause they know they won't be getting any money from it
@@sr2291because of the way they behaved after their son killed Gabby... they ignored calls and messages from her family, and they enabled their son to go on the run.
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if they make a documentary on the try guys scandal.
Shoulda released it on Valentines Day instead of February 17. Remind us all there are worse options than being single haha.
The thumbnail should just be her not the guy with her.
Brian took the easy way out. COWARD
Takes courage to take your own life. That's not something that should be taken lightly, neither should DV against men.
@@emersonmanning6523 She was not abusing him…
@@emersonmanning6523He’s a coward because he couldn’t face what he had done and the cops were on a manhunt for him. I’ll say it again: COWARD
@@WhiteRabbitDreams
Sounds like he took responsibility and then his life. Hardly what a coward would do. More like a desperate man.
@@emersonmanning6523 Sounds like he’s a coward because he couldn’t face justice in front of everyone. That and he abused Gabby, a tiny young woman. Seems like a 🐱 to me like all men who abuse their girlfriends and wives are
Will it be available in Hindi?
Y’all better be giving all the profits from this to Gabby’s family. This seems insensitive af.
@@bradleybruvva3021
Better? Or what? They're gonna file another lawsuit?......lol!
Young person gone way too soon. I hope this serves as a wake up call to others in a domestic violence situation to leave. We will help you escape - just ask.
It looks good
When it comes to how tragic this story is, I am probably going to watch this documentary when it comes out. I find Netflix documentaries have the full crime stories on them.
YEAH! I HEARD OF THIS ALONG TIME AGO! ILL HAVE TO GET NETFLIX FOR A MONTH TO SEE IT!
Can't wait!
This case was so sad, I remember it being everywhere, the cops didn’t take her seriously when she was trying to open up about the abuse….which is the hardest thing to do, and so many reasons why us victims end up trapped in domestic violence situations, because they simply couldn’t do their job, or thought we were being dramatic..no help, and no real support = nowhere to really turn..easily could have ended up being me, or anybody a bit more vulnerable for that matter, you are never safe no matter how well you think you know someone, helll the only reason I’m personally alive is because I have listened to my intuition thus far & was lucky 🍀 rip sweet girl. 😅
She admitted to assaulting him, the cop witnessed her violence, a witness reported her violence, and Brian had injuries consistent with an assault.
What more is needed when making an arrest for domestic violence? She was the aggressor and should have been arrested, the same thing we'd expect if a male admitted assaulting his battered partner. If he begged the cops not to separate him from his victim, what would you call him?
This case is more about gender biases than domestic violence. It's honestly repugnant.
@@emersonmanning6523 The witness who saw Brian striking Gabby in the face was a MUCH more credible witness, than the witness who claimed to have seen Gabby strike Brian in the face.
@@Sean_B_
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!
@@emersonmanning6523 You can laugh all you want, but that’s the truth 🤷♂️.
@@Sean_B_
According to who? Direct me your source. Or is that your personal opinion? The official police report disagrees with you calling Gabby the aggressor. I believe the report over you.
Is that a problem for you?
yep i was just waiting for netflix to make this documentary
When will people finally realize that Gabby was the victim of Domestic Violence and Homicide(Murder) and that Brian was the perpetrator of that? When will people finally realize that Brian was the one who committed Domestic Violence on Gabby and that he was the one who murdered(Manually Strangled) Gabby to death? When will people finally realize that Brian was the one who literally beat Gabby to death?(1 of the details that the coroner left out when saying live on tv back in 2021 what Gabby’s cause and manner of death were). Rest In Peace Gabby Petito🦋💜🌻💙🌈❤️🌹.
Cause of death was both strangulation and assault?
@@WhiteRabbitDreams No, Her cause of death was Manual Strangulation. And the manner of death was Homicide. In other words, He beat Gabby to death on August 27th 2021 in Bridger-Teton National Park in Wyoming💔. He assaulted her 15 days prior in Moab Utah on August 12th 2021, shortly before they were pulled over on the side of the road by the Moab Utah PD.
@@Sean_B_
"Gabby Petito should have been cited for domestic abuse by Utah police, review finds".....
Should have arrested her. No doubt she was empowered after manipulating the cops.
@@emersonmanning6523 Empowered after manipulating the cops??? 😂😂😂😂 Interesting fantasy world you live in 🤣🤣🤣🤣. She was not manipulating the cops, Emerson. Come on now 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣.
@@Sean_B_
She was going to be arrested but was let go. Oh yeah, Brian protected his abuser. That's likely what happened. She still felt empowered because her victim protected her. That's how abusers operate.
There are already several documentaries about this case.
Is this out yet ?
It comes out on Netflix on Monday February 17th.
Muy bien todo ❤❤❤😊😊😊
Yes I can’t wait
day 2932389 of asking Netflix to do a documentary about Junko Furuta's case
What happened to her is the most horrific thing I’ve ever heard.
American Murder… one of many.
Can’t wait to see Doug the Bounty hunter
Sad what happened to her
Agreed 💔
Not really. She was abusive.
@@emersonmanning6523 No she wasn’t…
@@Sean_B_
I believe Moab, not you. Is that problematic?
@@emersonmanning6523 If it was problematic, then I would’ve outright said so that it was problematic. And I haven’t.
That was quick!
She favors Azura skye. From the Buffy episode “help” where she played Cassie
to be honest, everyone likes to jump on the vanwagon. 1000 people or more do something and the tides shift towards that. Ex: being in Utah and getting married at 18 vs Boston and being married at 30. pressures and vibes are different. Dont let yourself be persuaded.
The boyfriend is guilty and the parents are bad to
Gabby was a classic domestic abuser. His parents aren't responsible for the choices of adults.
The parent are bad them is guilty
@@emersonmanning6523 Wrong!
still so insane
I remember this. Seems a bit soon to be making a doc on it.
4 years dang times flown
I thought they made an svu episode inspired by this crime
Amazing
What if the police took them to station and file case against brian..i believe Gabby would be alive now..
The police can not make an arrest without probable cause. And there is a law in Florida that says if they do they can only hold him for 30 to 40 days and if he is released without being charged they can not charge him with the same crime even if they find her remains. So their hands were tied.
@haarshanhaarshan7553
Brian had injuries and Gabby admitted assaulting him. Why on Earth would they arrest Brian?
@@haarshanhaarshan7553 "After a formal complaint was filed with the Moab City Police Department, an independent law enforcement agency has completed a thorough review of the August 12, 2021 domestic violence incident involving Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie. The independent agency’s investigative report finds that the officers who responded to the incident made several unintentional mistakes that stemmed from the fact that officers failed to cite Ms. Petito for domestic violence. The City acknowledges that this finding may raise questions, and the issue is examined extensively in the investigative report. The report recommends improvements to both the policies and the training of the Moab City Police Department. These recommendations include: providing additional training in domestic violence investigation, as well as additional legal training to ensure officers understand state laws and statutes; conducting an overall policy review; conducting a software review; and strengthening the review process for incident reports. The investigative report also finds that a statement was never obtained from the original 911 caller, and recommends that be done to make the incident report more complete. The City intends to implement the report’s recommendations. Based on the report’s findings, the City of Moab believes our officers showed kindness, respect and empathy in their handling of this incident. As the Moab City Police Department continues its daily mission to serve our community, efforts are underway to provide additional resources and tools to assist them in addressing domestic violence incidents. Plans are in place to add a trained domestic violence specialist to oversee incidents investigated by Moab officers. We also will implement added and ongoing training and testing to ensure that the officers understand policies and procedures. The City of Moab sends our sincere condolences to the Petito family. Our hearts go out to them as they continue to deal with the tragic loss of their daughter."
From Combined Statement and Investigative Report - Petito-Laundrie Incident -
Moab Utah Police Website
@@emersonmanning6523 okay then the police should take Gabby to the station for further investigation..
@@sr2291 I see ..tq for the info
I still believe Brian laundry is in witness protection. Some sort of deal was made.
@@pitbull7885 he's dead
We thought something about Brian was odd too.
I remember this
Peacock beat you to it
im sorry but what happened? what did he do with the body? and himself? brazilian here i have no idea about this case
I posted this above, but I’ll recopy here for your convenience:
It’s a tragic case where there was a young couple that went on an extended road trip and the boyfriend wound up strangling the poor girl in the woods. It’s conjectured that his family may have tried to cover for him upon his return, but I believe they deny this. He then went on the run and eventually committed suicide.
As other comments point out, it’s a sad reminder that sometimes people aren’t who they pretend to be… or, perhaps even scarier, they aren’t always who *we* pretend they are.
Hope that gives a general basis at least. :)
Let me add that they were stopped by the cops and Gabby was going to be arrested for domestic violence but after crying for an hour, they just let her go.
How did they have the money to travel in a van around the states ?
Gabby saved up money to buy her van and travel across the country.
Her parents helped her.
They both lived with his parents rent free and saved their money. Gabby's mother talked about Brian helping her buy the van. Neither could afford to do it alone.
I’m sorry but he and his whole family are guilty
How is his family guilty? Do you want to explain that?
OH MY GOD
It was only a matter of time
Gabbys poor family. Why must they have to relive this anymore than what they clearly do on a daily basis 🥺
Oh, the poor family. It's their choice to keep this story in the media. They also have a donation website.
😢💔
Rip to gabby.
Netflix where’s the cobra kai part 3 trailer 😡😡
In that clip in the beginning they are wearing the same clothes as in the police cam video. I wonder if that was filmed the same day?
Yeah, That’s a very likely possibility that that clip was filmed the same day as the Moab Utah Police pullover! 🤯
All men unless proven otherwise.
???
…No
@ Find statistics that prove otherwise.
@ Said what I said.
@@Mohmee88 All men are what though? Unless proven otherwise? Do you mean that all men are abusive unless proven otherwise? If that’s what you’re saying, then I would say not all men are abusive. Men like Brian Laundrie who have manipulative, abusive, Narcissistic, controlling, condescending traits certainly are though! Some men are raised by their parents right and some are raised wrong by their parents. Brian Laundrie was certainly raised wrong by his parents, especially by is mother Roberta Laundrie.
These people are tragically dead. There is no mystery in this case because we know exactly what happened right now, so there is no need to dig into this incident anymore. Can't you just leave it alone and stop milking from this murder-suicide case, please?
It’s absolutely insane that Netflix has been profiting off of these tragedies
These teens and their cameras and vlogs
This been on Hbo max on Europe i think they make new movie
Social media churches a lot of people's lives up. Smh
No.. this isn't a good documentary to make... rip gabby ❤
Actually, Gabby’s parents are involved in the making of this documentary! R.I.P. Gabby Petito ❤️❤️🦋🦋.