Found this thought provoking:

Autumn Dana Renee Ford September 21 at 10:58 AM · IF YOU ARE FOLLOWING THE GABBY PETITO CASE - READ THIS Okay this will be my last post for the evening after delving into nearly three hours of research and combing through Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito’s social media accounts. Something I stumbled across that just is far too bizarre to be coincidental so get ready. In several of Brian’s Instagram posts, he shares captions and photos of this book called ‘Lullaby’ - I’m talking multiple times, not just once or twice. After looking up this book, it’s a fiction about a couple that go on a cross-country journey. In search of a book containing a specific rhyme that when read, kills people, in an effort to keep it out of “sinister hands”. The main characters of this novel are Mona and her boyfriend Oyster. Oyster is described as a huge “nihilist” environmentalist who hates plastic containers, despises humans, doesn’t believe in shoes and goes barefoot everywhere he goes (aka dirty feet, this is important), rocks a goatee, claims to be one of “God’s Alligators” and is involved in domestic disturbances. Oyster and Mona travel through many states but the book makes it a point to state more than once that they passed through Kansas, Colorado and Missouri. At one point Oyster is also locked out of the car he and Mona share due to his assault on another character and abandoned on the side of the road with nothing to “fend for himself”. This is all far too coincidental to his behavior during the 40-something minute video of police bodycam footage after someone called and reported. If you haven’t watched that, someone had called and reported a domestic disturbance and police caught up to Gabby’s van with both Gabby and Brian in it. The two were driving the van to a refill area to get water as the area was well over 100 degrees and they were out (remember this too). The van was speeding, then abruptly swerved and hit a curb when police pulled them over; Gabby is in tears and hyperventilating, taking all blame and saying she “is mean” and that Brian gets frustrated with her “OCD”. When Brian is asked about this, he states “we fight about little things. She doesn’t like that my feet are always dirty etc” due to always being barefoot and then proceeds to blame/gaslight Gabby (who is in the back of a police car at this time being questioned also) for a series of scratches on his face, hands and arms. As they are talking, Gabby asks for water. Upon offering Brian a bottle of cold water, he refuses several times, stating (although again it’s 100+ degrees and they are both OUT OF WATER) he “doesn’t like plastic bottles”. They continue to talk and Brian mentions his attempt to lock Gabby out of HER van because he thought “she would leave him to fend for himself” and said the scratches were him defending himself from her… a 110 lb petite 22 year old woman. So let’s review the similarities between this Oyster character and Brian Laundrie. • Both hate plastic bottles • Both drive through the same exact states • Biggest fear is being left on the side of the road by themselves • Both have mentionable dirty feet from going barefoot everywhere • Both vilify humanity and are self-proclaimed environmentalists • Both have a goatee • Brian was last seen at a park with a massive Alligator population (God’s Alligator from the book) The biggest part of this is that in the end of Lullaby, the couple disappear completely and are never seen again. If you’ve made it this far congrats but if there is any doubt in your mind that Brian Laundrie killed Gabby, there shouldn’t be now. Brian idolized this book to such an extent that he lived and breathed it - you can even notice a significant change in the way he captions his photos before and after learning of and reading this book. Prior to the novel, the captions were simple and normal. After, they are all about how humans are a scourge of the earth and how much better the planet and parks he visited would be without “the infestation of humans”. Brian lived out this book he was obsessed with and literally BECAME OYSTER and poor Gabby suffered because of his strange and sick ideation of the book’s story. These photos were taken 7-8 months apart, any of you ever taken nearly a year to read a 270 page book?? Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. I would like to add that I copied this from someone else's post IF YOU KNOW/ARE THE PERSON WHO WROTE IT PLEASE TAG OR COMMENT FOR CREDIT https://www.facebook.com/autumn.d.gross/posts/4270926349643084