Thin Blue Lies: Did the police lie to the Laundries? | Banfield

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[ntyler]

They didn't show the best part of the chick that hired a hit man! After all the questioning and stuff they brought in her "dead" husband! It was EPIC!

[karinajane]

1st major red herring - why if you knew that your son was hiking in a reserve would you go and fetch his car and leave him without a vehicle to get back home? The parents were definitely complicate in his absconding.

[jaylyn]

Problem is, if the Laundries are watching this, it's just given the game away on the cops 'Strategic Lying'. Perhaps they haven't done it yet.

[wandatorres]

And meanwhile in some basement, a victim of human trafficking is wishing they cared as much too...

[asunrise]

I still don’t quite understand how a few human beings could ignore the facts that their son came home without his fiancé. But did return with ALL her belonging and vehicle. And NOT call the police ?

[tobymesquita]

Lying is almost always a problem. Police start “strategically” lying and before you know it, they’re lying on their reports to start covering a possible mistake to avoid accountability. Trusting someone simply because they’re in law enforcement is not advisable.

[pappy]

Whilst I 10000% want Brian to be brought to justice, this video is a perfect example of why lawyers tell you to never talk with the police.

[Hydrangea-jr]

Chris is “cooperating” not to help but to get people off his lawn.

[ThrifterPickerShipper]

I think you should really stop speculating and making your unfounded stories up until the REAL truth comes out. It's just so ridiculous.

[adamstone]

What’s with the cowboy wearing a bullet proof vest lol 😂

[syndee]

I think the cat’s outta the bag … why are you even saying this on the news… to warn him and give him more information about what to look out for and what not to do … it makes NO sense.

[justausername]

It’s crazy how invested with this case everyone has become myself included, but all the hundreds of speculative news pieces are reaching so hard on so much. “This could be..” “I could see that happening” “Call me crazy but…” Particularly this anchor is starting to drive me crazy especially when she runs over/cuts off the guests with her theories she wants to throw out. For example she had interviewed this sketch artist from Texas with a ton of experience and wanted to showcase this dumb necklace Brian wears, as well as a “beard progression photo” when the woman with the experience was trying to say he would likely try to hide identifying features and tried to point out the sketch was way too patchy and would likely be clean shaven. Just be nice to hear the guests or experts talk more rather than the anchor’s interjecting theories that make nice clickbait. Human remains.. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[jakek]

The clickbait BS titles are getting annoying with the search for Brian. News reporters doing "investigative work" by just making shit up in their head and then making up stories to prove their biases... oh wait thats just normal main stream media these days.

[cerebralfailure]

I would give odds that the FBI and police were instructed to keep their body cams on the entire time they were with him, and to engage him in conversation as often as possible and pump him for info without being aggressive about it, I'd bet at least two were trained interrogators. Then the FBI can have their specialists go over the all the video files, build a baseline and go from there

[ydvlljj]

Seeing Chris laugh and smile while with the police searching for his possibly dead son, seemed off to me. This man is not concerned about his son being found dead.

[aliciasavage]

Its funny hearing the media say "never tell a lie". funny.

[livingtale]

So far, the Laundries seem able to out smart the police.

[Smart-Towel-RG-]

Maybe they faked a camp site and put random things there to see if the dad would say yes 100% that shirt is my son's even tho they bought it at a thrift shop that day

[scrapyardprospecting]

Law enforcement should NOT be allowed to Our system needs to be run in honor and integrity

[AB-byxu]

Even the shaking of the hands hahahah priceless