r/netflix Feb 19 '25

News Article Brian Laundrie’s parents shunned by Florida community over Gabby Petito’s murder following Netflix docuseries

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/brian-laundries-parents-shunned-florida-984726
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u/TisrocMayHeLive4EVER Feb 19 '25

You mean their son?? I wouldn’t give my kid up either

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u/amscraylane Feb 19 '25

I hate living on the planet with kids like you.

I had a child threaten to shoot me and the parents were angry with ME.

The mom literally told me in the meeting that “I am here to protect my son”

Not by making him a better person or anything, just protecting him from consequences.

And how do those people end up?

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u/TisrocMayHeLive4EVER Feb 19 '25

Would do everything I can to make them a better person. But what’s done is done. After the fact, my only concern is for my child

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u/amscraylane Feb 19 '25

That’s a lot of words for “I fucked up parenting and I am going to help cover their tracks and mine to disguise it”

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u/TisrocMayHeLive4EVER Feb 20 '25

Yeah yeah yeah. You do the best you can for your kids, but if they make a horrible mistake you still do whatever you can for them no matter what. You don’t be like whooops! Go to jail. Guess it’s my fault for being a shitty parent. You protect your child no matter what

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u/restinb1tch Feb 24 '25

Where do you draw the line since you're referring to this tragedy as a "horrible mistake"? Murder is ok since you're in the comment section defending it.

It's also funny that you're saying "whooops! Go to jail" cause whoooops is what I say when I drop a cup and it breaks. Or when I run a red light. I'm not saying, "whoops" after I just strangled someone and dumped their body lmfao

And you ARE a shitty parent if your reaction to your kid killing someone is oopies.

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u/TisrocMayHeLive4EVER Feb 24 '25

It’s not oopsies. Don’t misrepresent what I’m saying. It’s an absolutely horrible situation. That I would do everything in my power to prevent. But after the fact, I’m doing everything to protect my child from spending the rest of their life in jail. Would you call me a good parent if I have a kid with a life sentence. Probably not. So I’d rather be a bad parent who protects their child when they need it most than a slightly better one who helps them get locked away.