Police body cam video shows Gabby Petito, boyfriend after 911 call

The Moab City Police Department in Utah released body camera footage of their interaction with Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie from back on August 12.

The body camera captures officers responding to a 911 call reporting a domestic incident between Petito and Laundrie.

Officers located the white van and pulled it over. The more than hour-long video shows police immediately separating Petito and Laundrie before each describes the incident that led to the 911 call.

Petito is emotional as she described the incident.

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[eriksvsirocco]

Has anyone picked up on the fact that the last message from Gabby's phone confused Yosemite for Yellowstone, and that Brian made the exact same mistake on the bodycam footage?

[MayraGalland]

These two give me Shannan and Chris Watts vibes. Female obsessed with portraying a “perfect life / perfect relationship” image on social media, very “live-love-laugh”, and male who seems tame and agreeable but is really a closeted psychopath. He looks and acts VERY guilty and I have no doubt he had something to do with her disappearance (exact same Chris Watts nervous laughter trying to hide the true monster). Even then, a very toxic relationship still doesn’t justify hurting the other person. If someone brings out the worst in you, they’re not for you, learn to walk away. I hope they find her soon, and safe 🙏

[ObsoleteTutorials]

just serves as a reminder that people on social media do not live perfect lives in reality.

[Native]

Had they arrested Gabby, that would've saved her life

[SunRhe]

The way the news cuts down the video is so odd… makes it seem like she had an emotional break which caused her to lash out at him. You can tell this is the version of events the officers believed when they let them go.
In the full video, Brian said she grabbed the wheel, causing him to hit the curb. She denies this. He’s very chill, even jokes with the officers, says everything was just “relationship stuff” and plays off the whole altercation. Which by the way, a third party called in.
Something isn’t adding up….

[picassob]

Fox News released official 911 dispatch call with caller witnesses that Brian was slapping and hitting her next to the store. The officers and dispatch failed this terribly. A life could and should have been saved.

[brooklynnstellar]

That is a true victim. When you are being abused you blame yourself.

[davidmykal]

Why did nobody notice the very first thing he tells the cop is he doesn't own a phone!! & almost at the end the 1:00:00 mark of the full body cam vid she tells the cop to make sure & tell him to have his phone charger & charge his phone so she can text him & at 1:03:00 when the cops tell him he admits to having a phone & he'll text her!! This is huge

[DJaySplitSecond]

a Lifetime movie about this will be out by next year!!!!

[samhengsrey]

I believed he knew exactly where she is.

[mpmattmartin]

He should have done been a person of interest, I considered him a person of interest from the moment I first saw the story

[cardiodream]

Her fiance has something to do with it.

[cardiodream]

Mental illness does not mean someone deserves to be killed. She might be in self defense mode when her fiance attacked her. The fiance is the number one suspect and leaving her means he is number one killer. Who would leave a vulnerable mentally ill person in that state? Who would do that? Only a psychopath!

[heatherkarow]

He 100% did it. I don’t know what but he is 100% responsible for her disappearance.

[GarageUSA]

The Police failed her by not arresting her for Domestic Violence taking her to jail. Had they sent her to jail she'd be home by now. ..
Police are always reluctant to arrest a female even with evidence of her assaulting him.
The cop said himself that he doesn't want to take a young blonde 22 year old girl to jail.
She told the cop she had no intent to hurt him, hmmm doesn't everyone say that ? Simply, the parents should sue the cop he failed her, failed to do his sworn duty by twisting state law to let her go. She would be home now had police did their job.

[Hooch]

Imagine a psychopath being a content creator. Shocking.

[ien]

With these stereotypical pretty couple youtubers, you never see the dark sides.

[geniegreentrees]

The trees will call the good to catch the bad.

[davidcooper]

They should have removed her from the situation, it’s obvious she was in distress

[jesslolly]

Nothing more news worthy and important then a white young tan blonde girl missing in america