This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

And I am joyful about it when we do.

Here is a, which I think is not much of a case.

Remember Gabby Petito?

This was a story that was huge news a few months ago.

And this is the young lady, I think she was 22 years old, and she is driving around Utah and Wyoming with her boyfriend.

They were living in a van and she was in touch with her family and all of sudden they

lost touch with her.

And she was reported missing and now

everybody is frantic her body was discovered and incidentally the family said something is really

wrong here that he disappeared she disappeared um something's wrong they report her missing

and so the search goes on and they found her body, I think three weeks later, where she

was dead for three weeks when they found her body.

And the boyfriend, Brian Laundry, was immediately named as a person of interest.

They couldn't find him. She was determined to have been killed by strangulation.

And so clearly a murder took place and he's the only person that was there and they're looking for him.

They later found, later found him, I think he had a hole in his head with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, which tends to

be a little problematic, for example, living after you blow your brains out.

So now, and he admits killing her in some writings that he had, and he got very depressed about

it, and so he killed himself, assuming, that's why he killed himself.

Okay, now, here's what happened.

The family is suing that the police stopping them on the road, they actually stopped them,

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