Brian Laundrie’s pal claims Gabby’s fiancé has resources to get out of US illegally & reveals where he may be hiding
FUGITIVE Brian Laundrie has the resources to escape the US illegally, according to a close friend.
Laundrie's long-time pal exclusively told The Sun that on-the-run had plans of living outside the US since high school and revealed the countries he may escape to.
Laundrie was on – days after allegedly telling his parents that he was going for a hike in the Carlton Reserve.
"I think he'd be able to put the resources together to get out of the country, either illegally or under some sort of a fake identification,” the friend told The Sun.
“He's the type of person that would be able to drop everything to secure his means of not being captured and to evade arrest or evade prosecution from what seems to be a pending crime."
He added that Brian was an intelligent and independent student who tended to keep to himself.
WHERE LAUNDRIE COULD BE
Laundrie and the friend would have conversations about places they would like to see and countries they would like to live in one day.
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Brain’s favorite film director is Neill Blomkamp, who created Chappie, Elysium and District Nine.
“Blomkamp is from South Africa,” the friend said. “That's a country that Brian was talking about a lot because that was one of his favorite genres of movies.
“Two of those three movies took place in South Africa.”
Upon learning about Laundrie's disappearance, the friend reached out to some of the other friends in their group and was reminded the fugitive spoke highly of New Zealand.
“One of his favorite movies was always Lord of the Rings, which all the filming occurred in New Zealand and it is a very beautiful country,” the friend said.
“So I'm sure if he had the time and the resources in a few years and he really needed to get away from this issue, that's probably somewhere he would end up."
Laundrie has been missing for more than a month.
Last week, Police and FBI agents were seen scouring the 25,000-acre Carlton Reserve in Sarasota, Florida.
Steve Bertolino, the Laundrie family attorney, revealed that the fugitive’s dad Christopher would join the search.
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Papers reveal that the car was found in the Myakkahatchee Environmental Park in Florida.
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