@eighteen : If the area had been underwater, how was he staying there?

@Sammee : Wake me up when the FBI has something real to say... yawn!

@sandman : Animals are known to eat the softest part of the body first, think torso. To me, partial means one half of the body, however, who knows how much is really left. This also isn't the first body to be found since they began searching the reserve.

@Sammee : Probably a month.

@Sammee : Trees? He seems to like hammocks. However, I'm not trusting how this is playing out so far.

@eighteen : I thought he may have cut off a foot and moved on to another area, like Brazil or Venezuela.

Monday:
Heavy presence of authorities on the reserve.
Authorities conduct training exercise.Tuesday:
Police presence is dialed back.
Reserve is open to the public.
Talk of Brian Laundrie look-alike briefly taken into custody and vetted in NC.
Parents go shopping at Wal-Mart and run other errands
Talk of authorities moving their focus to the Appalachian Mountains.
Laundries notify attorney and authorities they want to go back out to the reserve to search. Oh, and Mr. Laundrie faces a lawsuit from protestors for removing their sign from the county easement portion of his lawn.
Laundrie attorney puts out a statement that his clients are being tortured by the protesters when they don't know if their son is dead or alive.Wednesday:
Authorities meet Laundries at the reserve and a bunch of items are found. Even though both parents have been out there previously both before and after it rained.

The Laundries should be charged and arrested for obstructing justice.
I remember a case of a Houston father taking civil legal action against the parents of the mother of their child (when the mother took their child and disappeared to South America) after years of exhaustive searching for his child. It was the father's legal action that began the wheels turning for the location of the mother and son. Her parents didn't want to risk losing their wealth, so they started cooperating.

His backpack and toenail clippings

Brian Laundrie search: 'Probability is high' that his remains were found, lawyer saysForensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden tells "Fox & Friends First" that he agrees with the belief that the remains found yesterday in a Florida park is likely Brian Laundrie. "The difficult part will be the cause of death depending on the environment, since he was underwater apparently for a while," he said. "The most important thing will be what kind of animal activity there was during the past, perhaps, five weeks that he has been missing," he added. "Remember, they have insects, rodents and alligators there, so that won't affect the identification, but will affect the cause of death and that is what the medical examiner in Sarasota will be working on for the next couple of days." Steve Bertolino, the attorney representing the Laundrie family, confirms to Fox News Digital that the "probability is high" that remains found Wednesday in a Florida park belong to Brian. Bertolino also told Fox News Digital he and the parents were "always cooperating with law enforcement with respect to locating Brian."www.foxnews.com/live -news/brian-laundrie -search

@West-Tex : Just ******* tell us, FBI!!!

personal belongings found contained in a white dry bag. This would not have been underwater unless completely left open. Dry bags are waterproof by design and float. The color would have made the bag visible from a distance.Odd it would have been missed in any search

He won't be able to kill anybody else so that's cool.

I'm beginning to think this whole thing is a poorly run Black Flag operation to distract the country from Biden's incompetence. Maybe Biden is dead and we are seen a look-a-like. I dunno man, something is rotten here.

Partial human remains found were 'skeletal'.Watch Live:
www.wfla.com/news/sa rasota-county/fbi-it ems-linked-to-laundr ie-potential-hu