Gabby Petito

mickeyrat

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator at debate club around here and tell people to stop talking about a certain topic and insult people regarding their comments/questions? if it angers you that much, take a break. 

debate away. stop with the ridiculously bullshit statements.

and arent you real quick to respond this way to me? board moderator moderator? if it's too much, just step away.

static111

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator at debate club around here and tell people to stop talking about a certain topic and insult people regarding their comments/questions? if it angers you that much, take a break. 

debate away. stop with the ridiculously bullshit statements.

and arent you real quick to respond this way to me? board moderator moderator? if it's too much, just step away.

Stop with the condescension please

mickeyrat

static111 said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator at debate club around here and tell people to stop talking about a certain topic and insult people regarding their comments/questions? if it angers you that much, take a break. 

debate away. stop with the ridiculously bullshit statements.

and arent you real quick to respond this way to me? board moderator moderator? if it's too much, just step away.

Stop with the condescension please

you cant be serious.

Merkin Baller

mickeyrat said:

static111 said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator at debate club around here and tell people to stop talking about a certain topic and insult people regarding their comments/questions? if it angers you that much, take a break. 

debate away. stop with the ridiculously bullshit statements.

and arent you real quick to respond this way to me? board moderator moderator? if it's too much, just step away.

Stop with the condescension please

you cant be serious.

  

Merkin Baller

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

static111

mickeyrat said:

static111 said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator at debate club around here and tell people to stop talking about a certain topic and insult people regarding their comments/questions? if it angers you that much, take a break. 

debate away. stop with the ridiculously bullshit statements.

and arent you real quick to respond this way to me? board moderator moderator? if it's too much, just step away.

Stop with the condescension please

you cant be serious.

I can be, I just prefer not to.

Poncier

tempo_n_groove

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

tempo_n_groove

mickeyrat said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

stop.

you've made your stance here abundantly clear.

child privilege?  are you fucking kidding me?

I wouldn't kid you.  Welcome to the convo!

It was a legitimate question, sorry that one sets you off...

mickeyrat

static111 said:

mickeyrat said:

static111 said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

well, everyone, shutter down, mr.moderator strikes again. 

how many times must the same argument be made?

then to add that ridiculous as fuck question?

its clear the position isnt changing.

cmon.

how many times do you have to act like the mediator

tempo_n_groove said:

mickeyrat said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

stop.

you've made your stance here abundantly clear.

child privilege?  are you fucking kidding me?

I wouldn't kid you.  Welcome to the convo!

It was a legitimate question, sorry that one sets you off...

sorry, no it is not.

Merkin Baller

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Gern Blansten

The parent's should have told their son to stay put and turn himself in as soon as he informed them. If my son called me in that situation that is exactly what I would do. 

Instead they waited a few days for him to make his way back home. All the while Gabby's parents thought she was still in Yellowstone with no reception.

Then they went on a fucking vacation.

Honestly I'm not clear as to why they aren't both in prison right now.

OnWis97

Not following as closely or as passionately as some of you, it seems to me that they were not complicit in her death but very well may have obstructed justice.

tempo_n_groove

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Their son is dead, their daughter is dead. There is no winners here.  Not seeing what good perusing this any further is going to help in healing anyone.  At this point it's revenge.

I would not want to drag this on another day if I were any of them.

Gern Blansten

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Their son is dead, their daughter is dead. There is no winners here.  Not seeing what good perusing this any further is going to help in healing anyone.  At this point it's revenge.

I would not want to drag this on another day if I were any of them.

Seems like you're outnumbered.

I would make those fuckers think about what they did every single day for the rest of their fucking lives. They aren't doing this for money obviously.

Gern Blansten

I had forgotten that Brian had journaled that Gabby fell and had severe injuries so he put her out of her misery basically.

It does make you wonder if the parents helped him cook that story up.

tempo_n_groove

Gern Blansten said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Their son is dead, their daughter is dead. There is no winners here.  Not seeing what good perusing this any further is going to help in healing anyone.  At this point it's revenge.

I would not want to drag this on another day if I were any of them.

Seems like you're outnumbered.

I would make those fuckers think about what they did every single day for the rest of their fucking lives. They aren't doing this for money obviously.

It doesn't bother me if I'm outnumbered and I get why you'd want to make someone suffer but it's just vengeful/vendetta at the end of the day and you think that would male you feel better but it won't.

Gern Blansten

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Their son is dead, their daughter is dead. There is no winners here.  Not seeing what good perusing this any further is going to help in healing anyone.  At this point it's revenge.

I would not want to drag this on another day if I were any of them.

Seems like you're outnumbered.

I would make those fuckers think about what they did every single day for the rest of their fucking lives. They aren't doing this for money obviously.

It doesn't bother me if I'm outnumbered and I get why you'd want to make someone suffer but it's just vengeful/vendetta at the end of the day and you think that would male you feel better but it won't.

The courts generally don't let vendetta's play out. A civil suit like this could be an evidence gathering exercise for a potential criminal charge that just hasn't materialized yet.

Halifax2TheMax

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Merkin Baller said:

tempo_n_groove said:

Gern Blansten said:

Gabby lived with them for over a year....and they did everything they could to help Brian get away

I don't think if they told them, if they even knew, that it would have made a difference.  The family would still be suing everyone anyways.  No matter what happens and whom they sue, they will never be whole again.  I mean that with empathy.

If you had empathy, you wouldn't be assuming the worst of the victim's family and the best of the murderer's family, who by all appearances are complicit in helping their son escape justice. 


This is quite the hill to die on, Tempo. 

I'm fine with it too. Justice is served in my eyes and nobody wins.

Do you not think Laundrie's parents, if it turns out knew about the murder should face consequences for helping their son hide, or do they get a pass because he's their son? 

I'm not sure what the law is on that so it's not up to me.  Not sure if there is a child/son privilege?

Weak. 

You Know my position, whyd you ask?

You're giving a pass to murderer's family who by all accounts added to the suffering of the victim's family who you're simultaneously assuming the worst of. 

It's a f'ed up position to take knowing what we know about this situation, that's why I asked.

Their son is dead, their daughter is dead. There is no winners here.  Not seeing what good perusing this any further is going to help in healing anyone.  At this point it's revenge.

I would not want to drag this on another day if I were any of them.

Seems like you're outnumbered.

I would make those fuckers think about what they did every single day for the rest of their fucking lives. They aren't doing this for money obviously.

It doesn't bother me if I'm outnumbered and I get why you'd want to make someone suffer but it's just vengeful/vendetta at the end of the day and you think that would male you feel better but it won't.

Maybe it’s to make the shit bag parents an example so that the next set of shit bag parents think twice and do the right thing and not be so shitty?

 I’d imagine if it was your loved one who was murdered, you’d be whistling a different tune.

Halifax2TheMax

I guess the Goldman’s never should have sued OJ? After all, he was found innocent and Ron and Nicole are still dead, right?