Gabby Petito case: Full Utah bodycam video

Full video from the Moab City Police Department shows officers investigating an incident between Gabby Petito and her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie. She has since been reported missing.

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[gillianstapleton]

One of the biggest problems in leaving an abusive relationship is people won’t believe you because the abuser is charismatic and charming in front of people:

[Nadia-cvcd]

Crazy to think that her getting arrested could have literally saved her life.

[cassidybrewer]

I can’t imagine how the police involved felt when they realized Gabby went missing soon after and eventually when it came out that Brian was the one who killed her.

[MATTierial]

The way he's laughing and almost giddy when they tell him that he's the victim and that she is going to court... he is such a monster.

[joycelynszasz]

Ever been confused about what a toxic relationship looks like, this is it.

[michellesovereign]

Abusers literally drive you to a nervous breakdown while telling everyone how unstable you are.

I wish peace to her loved ones

[iminurwallspg]

it’s been almost a year since she passed. this beautiful girl deserved so much better❤️🕊

[CrimsonRose]

I was in a situation like this with a guy like him. The police arrested me because he had a bite mark on his arm and I had no marks. The bruises on my neck from him strangling me showed up the next day as I sat in my jail cell and no one would listen to me. I bit his arm to get his hands off my neck because I thought I was going to die.

Thankfully in court I explained everything to the judge and he took one look at his criminal record and believed me. I still have that arrest on my record which is extremely embarrassing because I’m sure people have seen it not knowing the full story, but I’m grateful I was arrested looking back because that is what got me out of that relationship with him. I was hysterical just like her when we got pulled over and my ex was calm and collected and charmed the police.

Manipulation is their specialty. RIP Gaby. You are an angel and I’m so sorry you lost your life.

[pat]

Soooo many red flags. The way he was smiling the whole time trying to seem as friendly as possible, laughing and joking with the cops while Gabby was breaking down.

[stevebischoff]

Maybe I missed it, but I did not see any of the officers ever asking Gabby if she felt safe with him…

[danettejett]

If anyone is in an abusive relationship reading this here’s some words of advice. These men are like a ticking time bomb ready to go off. It’ll get worse and worse. You can't change them. Everything will always be your fault. They're famous for apologizing and saying I'll change. They don't change. They’ll stomp on your dreams, isolate yourself from your family and friends, put you down, show jealousy and lower your self esteem to the point that you don’t know who you are anymore. You’re in a dangerous situation; if you fight back physically in any way or verbally attack them they’ll snap and kill you. Don't provoke them any further. Please get out of this abusive situation. Make a getaway plan, move far away 3 or 4 hours if you can, get financial assistance, reach out to people for help, go to a woman’s shelter. Don’t look back and don’t go back.

[missygoldstein]

I can see how they misread this situation badly. I have to imagine the officers feel terrible. Fact is; Brian presented himself as the calm one, where Gabby seemed unglued, BUT they were called via 911 to check out a situation where a man hit a woman. So no matter how calm Brian may have appeared to them they should have realized what they were called for an check into THAT and NOT fall back on the "chicks are crazy" cliche. Gabby was sobbing for a reason. Read the room!

[rageintothelight]

The fact he drove her van back without her didn't report her missing and then refuses to say anything about where he last saw her is HUGE red flags.

[carriekeith]

I can't imagine how these cops must feel after finding out Gabrielle is now missing after this.

[christyl]

As a first responder, I have to wonder how affected these officers are. Knowing they could have done things differently. I personally would be devastated if I were them. It’s sad women are still viewed as overly dramatic and emotional. My personal experience is that abusive men cannot feel therefor they never crack under pressure like Gabby did, crying and everything. RIP Gabby

[tonil]

Unbelievable!!! Her face was full of scratches and HE is the victim...Good job officers👏 RIP, Gabby!😢

[sunshineb]

I can't imagine the pain of her parents, knowing this is the last footage of their child, seeing her so upset and distraught. Pray for their healing.

[SS_DT]

The way she takes blame for "distracting him" and for "being mean." You can tell it isn't the first time she's made excuses for how he treated her. Reactive abuse is one of the most disgusting ways people manipulate their friends and partners.

[Peausel]

Watching this a year later is insane. It broke my heart then, but it almost breaks my heart more now. They almost had it right in the very beginning. She is so worked up to the point of nearly not being able to speak. She's overly apologetic, she makes excuses for him, she has *scratches* on her face, he locked her out of *her* van. Everything about it screams abuse.

[kristall]

He locked her out of her vehicle. He admitted it. This video is so frustrating and disgusting to watch. And to know his last “note” about killing her is saying she asked for it and he did her a favour by killing her. Brain is so disgusting.