I'm not sure the Laundrie protestors with bullhorns is appropriate.

(September 29, 2021 at 7:58 am)brewer Wrote: I'm not sure the Laundrie protestors with bullhorns is appropriate.

WTF are they protesting?  Protesting government makes sense, but protesting the family?  That's just harassment.

Chances are that the young man is dead by now or will be soon if he stays in the woods.

(September 29, 2021 at 10:45 am)HappySkeptic Wrote:

(September 29, 2021 at 7:58 am)brewer Wrote: I'm not sure the Laundrie protestors with bullhorns is appropriate.

WTF are they protesting?  Protesting government makes sense, but protesting the family?  That's just harassment.

Chances are that the young man is dead by now or will be soon if he stays in the woods.

I'd bet my peanut butter whiskey that he killed himself out of fear of going to jail or guilt. If he was still alive he'd have to risk being viewed on camera of some sort, and he'd need money to survive.

Of course nobody can say right now. He could have gotten out of the country, but there would not be much movement he could do considering the profile of attention media has given this case.

(September 29, 2021 at 10:51 am)Brian37 Wrote:

(September 29, 2021 at 10:45 am)HappySkeptic Wrote: WTF are they protesting?  Protesting government makes sense, but protesting the family?  That's just harassment.

Chances are that the young man is dead by now or will be soon if he stays in the woods.

I'd bet my peanut butter whiskey that he killed himself out of fear of going to jail or guilt. If he was still alive he'd have to risk being viewed on camera of some sort, and he'd need money to survive.

Of course nobody can say right now. He could have gotten out of the country, but there would not be much movement he could do considering the profile of attention media has given this case.

Nobody wants your peanut butter whiskey. If you're going to bet, at least put up something that people might want.

(September 29, 2021 at 11:11 am)Angrboda Wrote:

(September 29, 2021 at 10:51 am)Brian37 Wrote: I'd bet my peanut butter whiskey that he killed himself out of fear of going to jail or guilt. If he was still alive he'd have to risk being viewed on camera of some sort, and he'd need money to survive.

Of course nobody can say right now. He could have gotten out of the country, but there would not be much movement he could do considering the profile of attention media has given this case.

Nobody wants your peanut butter whiskey.  If you're going to bet, at least put up something that people might want.

Pretty sure the "Screwball" brand of peanut butter whiskey isn't worried about opinions. The ABC store I go to is in no short supply. It is popular. 

FYI I hate plain whiskey.

(September 29, 2021 at 11:27 am)Brian37 Wrote:

(September 29, 2021 at 11:11 am)Angrboda Wrote: Nobody wants your peanut butter whiskey.  If you're going to bet, at least put up something that people might want.

Pretty sure the "Screwball" brand of peanut butter whiskey isn't worried about opinions. The ABC store I go to is in no short supply. It is popular. 

FYI I hate plain whiskey.

If it were popular, it WOULD be in short supply.

Boru

I' d rather whiskey flavored peanut butter....

I hate our patchwork laws on many issues. Why is it in every state you can get a traffic ticket for not wearing a seat belt, but in a domestic dispute nobody gets arrested even if there are witnesses who saw it?

We have a mixed bag on domestic dispute/assault in America. While the premise of facing your accuser is important, many locations will not file charges if neither involved want to, despite independent witnesses.

In this particular case a witness saw her get assaulted. In many locals in America, laws allow the arrest of the accused despite the assaulted being scared to file charges. 

What is the balance?

No news about Brian Laundrie.
It seems the case has gone cold.

So the thread title should be renamed Where is Brian Laundrie?