GABBY Petito’s mother has sent a heartbreaking message to her about being a mom. “eye-to-eye”In the middle of a legal battle against the Laundries, evil is surrounded by good.
The young victim’s mother posted the following passage on Twitter: “I’m sending you all love as you have done for me.”
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“I don’t know who wrote this, but wow, isn’t this the #truth,”Nichole Schmidt shared this with 68,000 of her followers.
The passage Reads: “The aftermath of murder takes us straight through hell where we stand eye-to-eye with the evil that hides behind human faces, and what we do in the fact of that evil defines what lies behind our own face.”
“The aftermath of the murder is nothing less than a full-blown emotional and spiritual struggle.”
In the midst her legal battle against Brian Laundrie’s family, Schmidt received immediate support from her fans.
“Sending you and your family so much love and prayers through this continued nightmare,”Someone said it on Twitter.
Another person said: “Unfortunately I now this to be true from personal experience. Love and hugs to your and your family.”
Gabby’s memorial is located near Spread Creek, Wyoming. Many others have left heartbreaking tributes.
LEGAL BATTLE
This is because Petito’s parents won a huge victory in their legal fight against Brian Laundrie’s family. After a judge decided to continue with the case, it was closed.
The court’s ruling was made based on Laundrie family attorney Steven Bertolino’s statement during the search for Gabby, which Judge Hunter W Carroll called “objectively outrageous”.
Bertolino stated at the time that “On behalf of the Laundrie family, it is our hope that the search for Miss Petito is successful and that Miss Petito is reunited with her family.”
The Laundrie’s silence and Bertolino’s comment – while allegedly knowing Gabby was dead – provided false hope and invoked emotional distress, Petito’s lawyer, Patrick Reilly, argued in court.
“Because the Laundries’ statement by their attorney in the context of the unique faces of this case is objectively outrageous, the Court concludes that Plaintiffs [Petitos] have stated causes of actions for intentional infliction of emotional distress against the Laundries,”Judge Hunter wrote.
“If the facts of this case truly were about silence with no affirmative act by the Laundries, the Court would have resolved this case in the Laundries’ favor on the concept of legal duty.
“But they did not stay silent,”The judge continued.
Gabby’s parents, Nichole Schmidt and Joe Petito released a joint statement through their lawyer saying they’re “appreciative of the thorough and well-reasoned”Decision of Judge Carroll.
“This gives them an opportunity to proceed with their claim for the emotional distress caused by the conduct of the Laundries,”The family stated.
“Joe and Nichole look forward to discovering the information the Laundries knew about Gabby’s death and her whereabouts, and in particular getting a copy of any correspondence, emails and texts exchanged during the difficult period when Gabby’s whereabouts were unknown.”
Joe tweeted the hashtag “The truth will be revealed,”Also, the hashtag “Justice for Gabby”.
Gabby’s parents, who divorced and remarried, held their spouses’ hands as they walked to the courtroom together on June 22.
Nichole clutched Gabby’s necklace locket. All three wore it. “Justice for Gabby” bracelets meant to represent Gabby’s life, not her death, her parents said.
After the hearing, Nichole held out a small prayer card that their lawyer said was made by a well-wisher from Australia who drew an image of Gabby as an angel.
The court did not see any members of the Laundrie family.
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