The sherriff in Florida is

[onethatcares]

spending an awful lot of tax dollars to find ONE man that killed a girl. Ya got 40 FBI agents, DEP, DNR, State Police, and a myriad of other alphabet agencies out looking for him.

Even if he's in the reserve, in the everglades, in Miami or somewhere in the states, he will be found and I say rather quickly.

If he's driving, he has to get gas, if he's driving, there are cameras everywhere, if he's driving, he has to eat, Or he has an accomplice.

He's not a survivalist by any stretch of the imagination and if his parents helped him get away.....well say good by to all you own assholes.

Thoughts?

and I am not making light of Gabriels' death in anyway, shape or form.

[dflprincess]

1. Meanwhile the cases of missing & murdered Indigenous women

go ignored and unsolved by local and Federal law enforcement.

[Ghost of Tom Joad]

15. #MMIW

[Treefrog]

16. People keep posting this, and it's true.

But I’ve yet to see someone post a name, pic, or other info.

[Bettie]

19. Easy enough to find:

https://www.nativewomenswilderness.org/mmiw

Search results from the national database:

https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Search#/results

[Treefrog]

20. Oh I know.

I just find it interesting that no one has posted pics, etc.

[snowybirdie]

2. Last seen in a swamp

that gators frequent. He's on foot apparently. Hope mother nature takes care of him.

[Jack from Charlotte]

10. Gator bait. *

*

[Mariana]

24. Who last saw him in a swamp? nt.

[snowybirdie]

25. He drove there

last Tuesday. Wednesday, his parents picked up his car in the parking lot of the swamp recreation area and drove it back to his house. They didn't tell police for several days.

[hlthe2b]

3. As soon as it became a multi-state investigation, the FBI got involved. When the FBI gets involved

local police and sheriff's departments in ALL of the potentially relevant locales likewise get involved. This kind of LEO "metastasis" of those involved in a murder case with a suspect missing is not unusual as soon as it becomes a Federal matter. That would be true of any sheriff department involved as the primary law enforcement jurisdiction.

I'd like to see more murders solved and solved quickly. And the more time that goes by, the less of a chance they will. Talk with any department about their "cold cases."

Do I want the many unsolved cases of missing or murdered (especially women of color) to get the same treatment and attention? You are damned right, I do.

[bobnicewander]

8. Thank you

for educating me.

[boston bean]

22. They can't just let a murderer be on the loose without expending

the resources. People now just want authorities to stop looking for him because his victim is a young white attractive woman not an indigenous woman?

These answers we are getting to these valid issues are making no sense. Each individual deserves this attention is the answer.

Remember when Versace was murdered? His killer got this kind of attention.

[dflprincess]

23. I don't think it's the law enforcement involvment as much as it is the media attention.

It does seem that young, pretty, white women are the only ones that get this sort of attention.

And the media attention does keep the pressure on law enforcement.

[GusBob]

4. It could be argued

1. they are doing their job, they have a murder to solve

2. that a desperate fugitive murderer who flees across state lines is a great risk to other people

[Shanti Shanti Shanti]

21. Homicide, every murder is a homicide, but not every homicide is a murder, juries decide that

Saw that on a crime show, coroners don't call it murder, that's decided in court

[budkin]

5. Look at the front page of Fox News and you'll understand why

[onethatcares]

6. my post relates to the fact

that he is not a "survivalist" in any way, shape or form.If he's in the swamp, either the gators, the pythons, a rattlesnake, or the mosquitos will either force him to come out or he'll be a happy buzzard thanksgiving. I live up the coast from North Port and trust me, you'd have to be nucking futz to spend a day out in a "reserve" around here without complete netting, no sweating, a fire to keep the skeeters away, and that's just the first hour.

I would like to see him caught, hell yes,.

but if he's not in the swamp someone had to be or has to be helping him stay out of sight. I think that may be aiding and abetting, or accomplice after the fact.

It's best to concentrate forces where the going is easy for him. Swamp hammocks aren't.

[GusBob]

9. That fleeing into the swamp thing is a fake lead

I think they got a trail cam pic of him up in the panhandle yesterday am

[Shanti Shanti Shanti]

11. Nope, debunked, all the so-called trail cams reported are not him

[dameatball]

13. My money is on the mosquitos.

[jls4561]

18. Where's Carl Hiaasen when we need him?

In his books, the good guys always win and the swamp critters always get a meal.

[dameatball]

27. The villain, blinded and weakened by mosquitos, wanders into a roadway and is killed by

Shriners on mini-motorcycles as Skink watches from behind the palmettos.

[gldstwmn]

7. They wouldn't be spending that if they surveilled him in the first place.

Someone said his parents have friends on the police department.

[Shanti Shanti Shanti]

26. No crime was committed then, even now he hasn't been named as a suspect, just "a person of interest"

He's been on the loose for almost a month now, he may never be found, a mystery within a mystery, no wonder its grabbed the attention of so many.

A real life mystery crime drama being played out over social media too, thats been crucial.

[Xolodno]

12. I can think of three possible scenarios:

Scenario A:

1. He was gator meat and now gator shit.
2. He's being digested by a python.
3. Buzzard meat and now buzzard shit.

Scenario B:

Him being there was all a ruse and is now south of the border.


Scenario C:

Still around, hiding somewhere hoping this will all blow over somehow.

[Crazyleftie]

14. Scenario B

his parents set up the ruse of him trying to hide in the swamp....placing his truck there is tooo obvious

[Treefrog]

17. I thought it was a Mustang, but yeah, that made no sense at all.

How’s he going to drive it back with no keys? Did they leave them in the vehicle? No way.

[gojoe12]

28. If he had a brain

he’d be out of the country. He had a week on the run with no one looking for him. Why would he still be in the country. Where’s Agatha Christie when you need her