https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...gabby-petito-b1942401.html?page=6#post-508839
A) dumping ground for crime bosses?
It says «around the US» though, so the bodies were not located in the same area.
Oh right didn’t pick up on that, I thought it was around the same area
That would have been really sinister!
I wish I hadn’t read that one. Poor girl, I hope they find her
Yep. Closure for the Petito family.
Doesn’t make for comfortable reading.
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They identified him from his dental records. He's got a new set of teeth and living it up down in Mexico.
Some fishy business that.
It doesn't mean that there was no flesh at all left. And in the tropics an unburied body can decompose with the assistance of insects very quickly. Even in temperate climates 3 weeks is possible.
And this is the Florida heat we're talking about. It gets steaming hot dowm there.
Camping in the middle of nowhere with a baby and a four year old - with a tent that had multiple entry points.
I took my son to all sorts of remote places camping, boating etc. Being in the middle of nowhere gives you confidence that you don't have in a city.
Wasn’t there a movie about this?
I remember this. I think I saw it on Unsolved Mysteries. The trajectory of his supposed jump didn't add up either. Someone had to push him with force for him to end up where he was found.
Yes exactly. And then there’s the weird note he left hidden in his computer and the strange stuff that happened around his house shortly before his death. Not to mention his behavior that day.
I always believed it had something to do with his investment advice. The company he worked for was costing someone a lot of money and they just had to get rid of him. No ordinary person would have access to the resources needed to cover up a crime like that. They had to have connections in high places. Security video gone. Nobody knew who made the suspicious phone call. Whoever made that call was from his office so they were working with someone to lure him out. He was definitely murdered and sadly I don't think anyone will ever know who did it.
That’s a good point. Reads like the script of Pulp Fiction where they call in the cleaner
Yep. Are you an unsolved mysteries junkie as well ?
Ohhhhh yes. Ever since I was a kid and the original series was on TV.
That's crazy because I was telling someone up to last night if I ever get a do-over I'll become a CSI. Their response was "you already think you know everything so becoming a CSI would just be a formality"
Word! I’d totally go back and do it again to do this…That's crazy because I was telling someone up to last night if I ever get a do-over I'll become a CSI. Their response was "you already think you know everything so becoming a CSI would just be a formality"
I watch Dateline, Unsolved Mysteries etc like they're going out of style. Most times I can guess who done it and 8/10 times if someone was poisoned, the culprit is antifreeze.
also came out that 20 registered sex offenders live in surrounding communities. However there is no suspect yet.
Unless he was a survival expert and went in there with more supplies than suggested, he was dead in the early portion of that timeframe.
And he was sleeping separated from you, in such a way that someone could enter his space without disturbing you? (I get that I am probably reading too much from that....) But fact is my children would have slept on the same bed as me or my wife.
I am probably too cynical here... but I would start with the mother or boyfriend.
i'd imagine they are but just keeping it on the low down from the press. Last i read they seemed to be basing the abduction angle on the fact the tent zip was higher than she could reach. That seemed really flimsy to assume abduction. So i'd imagine the cops are pushing one narrative to the media whilst the parents are being examined in the background.
Probably not my choice but somewhere so remote if you did you wouldn't fear kidnapping might occur.
I'm sure they are if they haven't cleared them already.
I read that it was a swampy area that had previously been under water.
Lots of hungry wildlife in them woods.
Yep. I'll bet the turkey vultures had a field day.
