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@Bill would not know that becuase Bill- and this is a 100% true fact- has only seen TWO MOVIES IN HIS ENTIRE LIFE…. The last being Return of the Jedi in 1983….. i still cant get over that.
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@Bill would not know that becuase Bill- and this is a 100% true fact- has only seen TWO MOVIES IN HIS ENTIRE LIFE…. The last being Return of the Jedi in 1983….. i still cant get over that.
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Have they identified the body as him yet?
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This is true. I even had to look up The Nomad's comment to learn that a movie was made of that event. LOL!
But the news story was good enough for me.
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No. Wouldn't want that and it wouldn't feel like justice I'm sure with being that personally close to the situation.
As an outside observer to this one though I guess I don't really think that I'm out-and-out rooting for it to have been a terrible death for him... but based upon what he did and the pain he has so unjustifiably forced others to feel for now and forever more.. I'd say that from my perspective I don't really have any moral hangups towards the idea that it's justifiable for him to have suffered.
Attorney Says 'Probability Is Strong' Remains Recovered from Fla. Park Belong to Brian Laundrie
Steven Bertolino said the fugitive's parents are "heartbroken" by the possibility
"It's quite sad," Bertolino explained. "You can imagine, as a parent, finding your son's belongings alongside some remains. That's got to be heartbreaking. And I can tell you that they are heartbroken."
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Is it Karma?Attorney Says 'Probability Is Strong' Remains Recovered from Fla. Park Belong to Brian Laundrie
Steven Bertolino said the fugitive's parents are "heartbroken" by the possibilitypeople.com
"It's quite sad," Bertolino explained. "You can imagine, as a parent, finding your son's belongings alongside some remains. That's got to be heartbreaking. And I can tell you that they are heartbroken."
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The remains are skeletal bones, won't have an answer today.
That's horrible news, must be a total sucker punch, to the Laundrie family. This whole van life story had a horrible ending.
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TIL in a more tropical climate, a body can skeletonize in about a week or so.
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ants? other insects/opportunistic creatures?
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Lots of factors, I imagine. Heat, water, possibly acidic soil, and yes bugs and animals.
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Yeah, decomp just happens a whole lot quicker in tropical climates for myriad reasons. Particularly if the body is exposed out in the open.
How were remains thought to be Brian Laundrie missed for 33 days but then found by his parents in a few hours?
Police searched for Brian Laundrie for more than a month, but his items were found by his parents in just a few hours on Wednesday.How is that possible?
The Independent’s Bevan Hurley has the answers below...
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