Comments by "gary K" (@garyK.45ACP) on "Search for Brian Laundrie to resume at sunrise" video.

@Jess Barnard That is why Brian lied to his parents. They don't know where he is and can't help the police and can't lie to the police. The police are giving him another day to make good his escape. Just as he planned. And his family is safe from being prosecuted.
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His parents ARE telling the "truth". They are telling what Brian told them. He isn't there, but his parents aren't lying. They can't lie and they can't help find Brian. Brian has protected both himself and his parents.
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@tkeller1971 They cannot "lie" if they don't know where he is.
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@graeme6563 I am a retired police officer. 36 years. 19 years as a detective.
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@WBBClips I don't know why. I don't speculate. They are not obligated by any law to do so. Lying would be obstructing. Not knowing is not a crime. I am not painting anyone as innocent...or guilty. I am merely commenting on what we know at this time. Basically...nothing. The police may know more. If they feel it is to their advantage in the investigation for the public to know more, they will tell you. Likely the police don't want the public to know what they know. Information is power. Give as little as possible. Anything the police tell the public will be immediately transmitted to Brian Laundrie. In my 19 year experience investigating crimes, 17 years in uniform before that, I can assure you it is very common for criminals to protect themselves and their families by not giving their families information. Families will often assist their family members without asking questions. That is not a crime. They are not lying if they really don't know. And it is very possible, even very likely, they really don't know. It is also very common for police to give false/misleading/incorrect information to the public to produce a result. For example...while they search where Laundrie wants them to search, and all the media and attention is focused there, they could be actually looking somewhere they have evidence that he may actually be. In fact, I would be surprised if this search is nothing more than a headfake by Laundrie AND the police. If/when someone is indicted for a crime, the indictment will be public record. Prosecutors speak through indictments. Until then, you will know only what the investigators want you to know. I am not guessing.
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@StarandCrossiCarry Good grief! 🤪
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@graeme6563 No. Not normal. Do you charge them with the "crime" of being "not normal"? They are not my "views", they are opinions based on available evidence. (of which we have very little) Do not confuse "my views" with conclusions, of which I have none, at this point. Recent developments have allowed LE to enter their property with search warrants. If investigators discover evidence that they did know and concealed evidence, then they can be charged with a crime. IF they knew and they have been lying to LE, that will probably be discovered. As I said before, it is very common for a criminal to use his family to cover for him by giving the family false (or no) information ...to protect both himself AND them. It is entirely possible his parents do not have any useful information and that their son lied to them in order to get them to give false information It is also very common for LE to have much more information than they disclose to the public.
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Where would YOU search?
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