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Brian Laundrie flew to Florida alone
“He flew to Florida to empty a storage unit or, he flew somewhere because he had to empty a storage unit out. So she was alone. I knew she was alone because she was staying in a hotel room, working on a YouTube channel. I don't recall a storage unit being spoken about, but Stu said that is what happened.”
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Gabby Petito contacted her ex for help
“Gabby starts talking to Jackson, wanting to leave, telling Jackson that she wanted to leave Brian. And he got a sense that she was unsure of how to do this, you know, how to do the uncoupling of the two with this whole van. They pot this van together and everything. And he let Gabby know that he was there for her.”
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Gabby's YouTube views spiked after death
“At the time of her death, it had less than 500 views. But currently, like now, as of the publishing of the documentary, it had over seven million views. I didn't go watch it, I got to go watch it. It might have double that now after the documentary and all the attention on the case.”
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Office culture mimics high school bullying
“Working in an office with women is like, work is like going to high school. There's the same people that were bitchy and bullies in high school are bitches and bullies in the corporate office too. That's just the way. I had never worked in an office setting like this until the last year, really, and it was a bit of a shock to me.”
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Ending the van life relationship was difficult
“Gabby continued to contact Jackson as they worked their way up to Wyoming. And he received a call from Gabby but was at work and could not answer. And Gabby would later go missing that day. He didn't realize it, but that was that day that they went, and it was the last time she was heard from.”
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“And this guy had just had a dream that Lord Ganesh, the elephant headed god of wisdom in Hinduism, said, I want milk. He's the god of wisdom. I think you might have been able to say it with a couple more $5 words. It made it a little more like snazzy and he just didn't stare at the man. The whole dream was just this elephant headed god staring at the man going, milk, milk, milk, milk.”
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Brian Laundrie flew to Florida alone
“He flew to Florida to empty a storage unit or, he flew somewhere because he had to empty a storage unit out. So she was alone. I knew she was alone because she was staying in a hotel room, working on a YouTube channel. I don't recall a storage unit being spoken about, but Stu said that is what happened.”
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Gabby Petito contacted her ex for help
“Gabby starts talking to Jackson, wanting to leave, telling Jackson that she wanted to leave Brian. And he got a sense that she was unsure of how to do this, you know, how to do the uncoupling of the two with this whole van. They pot this van together and everything. And he let Gabby know that he was there for her.”
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Gabby's YouTube views spiked after death
“At the time of her death, it had less than 500 views. But currently, like now, as of the publishing of the documentary, it had over seven million views. I didn't go watch it, I got to go watch it. It might have double that now after the documentary and all the attention on the case.”
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Office culture mimics high school bullying
“Working in an office with women is like, work is like going to high school. There's the same people that were bitchy and bullies in high school are bitches and bullies in the corporate office too. That's just the way. I had never worked in an office setting like this until the last year, really, and it was a bit of a shock to me.”
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Ending the van life relationship was difficult
“Gabby continued to contact Jackson as they worked their way up to Wyoming. And he received a call from Gabby but was at work and could not answer. And Gabby would later go missing that day. He didn't realize it, but that was that day that they went, and it was the last time she was heard from.”
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Dream about Lord Ganesh triggered a global event
“And this guy had just had a dream that Lord Ganesh, the elephant headed god of wisdom in Hinduism, said, I want milk. He's the god of wisdom. I think you might have been able to say it with a couple more $5 words. It made it a little more like snazzy and he just didn't stare at the man. The whole dream was just this elephant headed god staring at the man going, milk, milk, milk, milk.”
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Hindu statues worldwide appeared to drink milk offerings
“It turns out in Hindu temples all over the world, if you bring milk to one of these statues, the milk disappears. This thing spreads worldwide. And at this point, journalists from around the world are covering it as well. They're doing new segments on it. They're sending reporters out to these temples to see if there's any truth to this story.”
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The phenomenon caused global markets to shut down
“People are leaving their jobs. The stock market in Mumbai, back then it was called Bombay, but the stock market in Mumbai, shut down. People were leaving the stock market. They're like, oh, we can make profits tomorrow. Let's go find this out. Word began to spread around the globe. Hey, Joe, remember when you left New Delhi? What a rube. The gods here are drinking milk.”
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Host recounts a horrifying religious-themed nightmare
“I had a dream and it had nothing. It was just a normal dream. And then something happened and there was a knock at my door and I opened the door and Satan was standing at the door and he had sliced off Jesus's face and was wearing it like a mask. And he did this little toe tap routine. And it wasn't like the devil with like the red horns and the pointy tail.”
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Skeptics attribute the miracle to simple capillary action
“What they were doing is they were taking spoonfuls of milk. So the smaller amount of milk, the easier it is to make mistakes. A gallon of milk disappearing is far harder to explain or hand wave than a teaspoon of milk. They would take milk and they would hold it to the mouth of the statue. And they would slightly turn the spoon. And then the milk would disappear.”
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