Saga over the remains of Laundrie found

[konck]

NORTH PORT, Fla. (WWSB) - The attorney for the family of Brian Laundrie has issued a statement confirming that the family has been notified of the identity of the remains discovered in Myakkahatchee Park Wednesday.
© Provided by WWSB Tampa "Anyone with information concerning Mr. Laundrie's role in this matter or his current whereabouts should contact the FBI," Special Agent in Charge Michael Schneider said.FBI Denver confirmed that the skeletal remains found in the park matched dental records of Brian Laundrie.

Steven Bertolino released the following statement to ABC7, “Chris and Roberta Laundrie have been informed that the remains found yesterday in the reserve are indeed Brian’s. We have no further comment at this time and we ask that you respect the Laundrie’s privacy at this time.”
Laundrie had been at large for 33 days; his parents had told FBI agents that they believed he had gone somewhere in Carlton Reserve. He was the sole person of interest in the death of Gabrielle Petito and was wanted on a warrant for bank fraud. Authorities had searched the area for weeks with no luck.
Myakkahatchee Park had reopened to the public on Tuesday. But Wednesday, Brian Laundrie’s parents returned to the park with authorities to a hiking trail that they knew their son had used. The area had recently been underwater but recently dried out. The Laundries discovered a backpack and notebook that belonged to Brian.
Investigators discovered what appeared to be human remains in close proximity. City of North Port Spokesperson Josh Taylor confirmed that the remains were skeletal.
The Sarasota County Medical Examiner had initially stated that the identification process could take days but by 5:30 p.m. the results were released.

[konck]

FBI
#UPDATE: On October 21, 2021, a comparison of dental records confirmed that the human remains found at the T. Mabry Carlton, Jr. Memorial Reserve and Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park are those of Brian Laundrie. @FBITampa

[jjgold]

still a fishy story

His parents should also go to jail

[SamsNCharge99]

what was his cause of death?

[nyplayer33]

His parents should go to jail

[Mackballs]

Almost certainly eaten by alligators

[konck]

K-9 handler and former police officer agreed with the skepticism, saying that it is “highly suspicious” the dogs hadn’t found anything in the reserve before.
Law enforcement claimed that the remains and “articles” were found in an area that had previously been underwater, but the handler said it shouldn’t have mattered.
“If the body had been there, when they went by with cadaver dogs, and the body had been there for more than two or three minutes, the odor would have come through the water,” Kyle Heyen, principal and founder of Detector Dogs International, Inc., said on Dan Abrams Live. “They should have been able to locate that body.”
Law enforcement from the FBI to the North Port Police Department and several other authorities from other counties spent almost a full month in the Carlton Reserve searching for Brian

[Headsterx]

No saga here...

Saloon this shit!!!

[ChuckyTheGoat]

[jjgold]

The parents belong in jail they are scumbags

[pavyracer]

Maybe the dad killed him in the house and took the remains to the park to save his ass.

[Roger T. Bannon]

He probably committed suicide. He did not want to give people the satisfaction of being caught. He basically did a Timothy McVeigh.

[seaborneq]

Maybe the dad killed him in the house and took the remains to the park to save his ass.

I would rather hear that than what is being reported. That could be anybody’s remains matched to his dental records. And he shouldn’t be just remains after only 33 days. That should still be an intact body. Not buying this story as his remains after 33 days.

[Roger T. Bannon]

I would rather hear that than what is being reported. That could be anybody’s remains matched to his dental records. And he shouldn’t be just remains after only 33 days. That should still be an intact body. Not buying this story as his remains after 33 days.

He is in the Florida wilderness. They have every carnivore in there. Bears, cougars, alligators.

That was probably what he wanted too. He just wanted to disappear. He seemed to be basically a good guy. He did not want to cause his parents any more problems and just ended it without telling them.

[Roger T. Bannon]

This guy was a van lifer. These people go to national parks and go hiking. He did yoga in the mornings. He was hooked up with the same kind of girl.

He went to the wilderness to die. He did exactly what I would do if I was going to end it. Go for a long hike. Sit under a tree. Get eaten by the animals. Right back into the dirt.

[seaborneq]

He is in the Florida wilderness. They have every carnivore in there. Bears, cougars, alligators.

That was probably what he wanted too. He just wanted to disappear. He seemed to be basically a good guy. He did not want to cause his parents any more problems and just ended it without telling them.

There would be zero remains if a gator got him. Cougars would strip him to the bone and hyenas would finish him up, and a bear would pretty much maim him beyond recognition. Again, just tell me there was just a skull found if that was the case, but no way should that body be intact if animals ate him. So I still am skeptical about it just being remains if animals got to him. That's not how animals handle their business in the wild. A bear would leave the most evidence of a body intact.

[Roger T. Bannon]

There would be zero remains if a gator got him. Cougars would strip him to the bone and hyenas would finish him up, and a bear would pretty much maim him beyond recognition. Again, just tell me there was just a skull found if that was the case, but no way should that body be intact if animals ate him. So I still am skeptical about it just being remains if animals got to him. That's not how animals handle their business in the wild. A bear would leave the most evidence of a body intact.

Didn't they only find part of him? The dogs could not smell him because there was no him.

[The Kraken]

He is in the Florida wilderness. They have every carnivore in there. Bears, cougars, alligators.

That was probably what he wanted too. He just wanted to disappear. He seemed to be basically a good guy. He did not want to cause his parents any more problems and just ended it without telling them.

Absolutely he was a great guy! No disputing that.

[Roger T. Bannon]

Absolutely he was a great guy! No disputing that.

A lot of people kill people. A lot of SBR posters would be dead if people knew where they lived.

[The Kraken]

A lot of people kill people. A lot of SBR posters would be dead if people knew where they lived.

And obviously, they're all great guys as well

[Roger T. Bannon]

Most here would think so.

[JIBBBY]

I think he took a boat load of drugs and OD'd in the swamp and died. Parents dropped him off in that spot also is my best guess. Parents should go to jail.

Glad he is dead. Move on now.

[Roger T. Bannon]

LOL. People so emotional over this story.

The whole thing was obvious the whole time. He got into a fight with his girlfriend who had been slapping him around. He raged and choked her out. Then didn't know what to do. Went home and waited it out. Then saw the whole world was obsessed with him while he was home with Mom and Dad. Decided he had no place to go and went out and killed himself. Zero mystery.

[Roger T. Bannon]

There are hundreds of hikers missing over the years that went out for a day hike and never turned up. They went searching the next day. No trace has ever been found.

[The Kraken]

LOL. People so emotional over this story.

The whole thing was obvious the whole time. He got into a fight with his girlfriend who had been slapping him around. He raged and choked her out. Then didn't know what to do. Went home and waited it out. Then saw the whole world was obsessed with him while he was home with Mom and Dad. Decided he had no place to go and went out and killed himself. Zero mystery.

You're the only one emotional over the story lol. Rest of us don't care.

[Roger T. Bannon]

You're the only one emotional over the story lol. Rest of us don't care.

You freaked out over him being a good guy. You care a lot.

[seaborneq]

Didn't they only find part of him? The dogs could not smell him because there was no him.

That's not clear. The word "remains" could also mean his clothes, not necessarily his body or a part of his body. There was a guy that was missing since July and found earlier this month and they used the word remains, but that makes more sense after 3-4 months not 33 days. That body should be intact unless it was an animal attack and animals are very particular about eating what they kill versus finding someone dead.

[Roger T. Bannon]

That's not clear. The word "remains" could also mean his clothes, not necessarily his body or a part of his body. There was a guy that was missing since July and found earlier this month and they used the word remains, but that makes more sense after 3-4 months not 33 days. That body should be intact unless it was an animal attack and animals are very particular about eating what they kill versus finding someone dead.

No. Animals are just surviving. They will eat anything they come across. They found his backpack and his notebook. They are identifying him from his dental records. If you ever go out in the woods, you will find bones of things that got eaten. Usually just leg bone or a head.

[coanwe]

There would be zero remains if a gator got him. Cougars would strip him to the bone and hyenas would finish him up, and a bear would pretty much maim him beyond recognition. Again, just tell me there was just a skull found if that was the case, but no way should that body be intact if animals ate him. So I still am skeptical about it just being remains if animals got to him. That's not how animals handle their business in the wild. A bear would leave the most evidence of a body intact.

Definitely the Florida hyenas!

[JIBBBY]

Definitely the Florida hyenas!

Florida Bears are very scary also. They battle with the gators in the swamp.

[The Kraken]

You freaked out over him being a good guy. You care a lot.

You freaked over him being a good guy, wrote two novels, and responded to me within a minute lmao

Bru chill, its not that big a deal

[Roger T. Bannon]

You freaked over him being a good guy, wrote two novels, and responded to me within a minute lmao

Bru chill, its not that big a deal

Bro, you freaked out when I said Oklahoma State had no chance in the Big 10.

By the way, they have no chance in the Big 10

You are an emotional guy.

[lonegambler23]

Absolutely he was a great guy! No disputing that.