248: Why Did Netflix LEAVE THIS OUT About Gabby Petito & Brian Laundrie?! | American Murder: Gabby Petito

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What details did Netflix leave out about Gabby Petito's case?

Annie Elise 1:13
Hey everybody, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialistly with me, Annie Elise. Now, as you can see, this isn't releasing on our regular podcast release schedule. We are releasing this as a bonus episode because after I watched the Gabby Petito documentary on Netflix... I found myself kind of just like seething with rage, not only at the dirty laundries and what vile, disgusting human trash they are, but because Netflix didn't include a really big key detail that I think is so important to this entire case and really sets up and illustrates the timeline of events and what the catalyst was in all of this. So I knew I needed to get my mic ready. I needed to turn it on. I needed to jump on here, talk with my true crime besties and break it down for you because you guys like to know all of the details, the deep dives, the, you know, bits and pieces. And I just can't believe that Netflix didn't include this. And they also did a recent 2020 and it wasn't included on that either.
Annie Elise 2:12
So much so that I was talking to my sister Amy about it and I was like, I'm going to make an episode on this because they didn't include XYZ. And I told her, she's like, what do you mean? Why wouldn't they have included that? That is insane to me. I was like, I know. So here I am. Gabby's case, Gabby Petito's case shook the world when she first went missing back in 2021. And then it had everybody in even more uproar when it was revealed that her fiance, Brian Laundrie, was the one responsible for her murder. But now, as I said, Netflix's American Murder, Gabby Petito, it came out and it does give you a much deeper look into what was really going on behind the scenes beyond this Instagram-worthy road trip of photos of van life and all these things because we're seeing uncut footage, we're seeing new pictures, we're hearing new testimony, and it really is a good documentary and gives you a better understanding and a full understanding of the case.

How did the relationship between Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie unravel?

Annie Elise 3:06
As I mentioned, it dives into never-seen footage, text messages, interviews, and it really also, to me, and I'm sure many of you who watched it, it reveals something that is absolutely heartbreaking that we didn't even know before. And that was that Gabby was trying to leave Brian. She knew that things weren't right, and she was scared about how he might react, and she was looking for a way out. But something that they didn't talk about, was how Brian went home to Florida after that Moab incident. After the Utah incident, the infamous body cam footage, he not only went to the hotel or the shelter place and stayed, but then he went back to Florida. And when he went back to Florida, that is when Gabby started pulling away. And
Annie Elise 3:52
As I go through this, I'm going to kind of build out my timeline because to me it seems very crystal clear what happened and why this happened and what was the catalyst. But they didn't really go into details about that. And I think that that is very crucial in this. Now what this docuseries also showed us, like so many issues when there is domestic disputes and dangerous situations, the most dangerous time for a victim is when they are trying to leave. And in Gabby's case, that fear was, of course, tragically justified. So we're going to go through all of the new things that we learned through this docuseries and some of the stuff that I had learned years ago when we were researching this case that they didn't really touch on that, again, make the puzzle not only fit, but... It makes me more angry. It really does because I think that there could have been opportunity to intervene multiple times.

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