On October 20, 2021 Sarasota County medical examiners were called to Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park in North Port, Florida. Police blocked off the entrances to the park, which has been part of the month-long search for 23-year-old Brian Christopher Laundrie. Police confirmed they returned to search for Laundrie and partial human remains were found in an area that was previously underwater. A backpack containing items consistent with those of Brian Laundrie was also found. Christopher and Roberta Laundrie reportedly went to the scene and met with North Port police and FBI before the mobile command unit was set up. According to attorney Steven Bertolino, the Laundries confirmed that these items belonged to their son, the only person of interest in the murder of 22-year-old Gabby Petito.

THERE HAS BEEN NO FURTHER UPDATE ON THE IDENTITY OF THE REMAINS FOUND IN MYAKKAHATCHEE CREEK ENVIRONMMENTAL PARK. (4:38 PM Eastern 10/20/21)

The press release gave no information about the remains, but did say that a backpack and notebook were found. The notebook and backpack are confirmed to be Brian Laundrie's, per the FBI.

There is an active Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) that will be in place until end of day Friday, Oct 22

The death of Gabby Petito has now been called a murder by the FBI. Brian Laundrie is officially a person of interest in the murder of Gabby Petito.

5:11 PM Eastern: Steven Bertolino has issued a new statement, per Brian Entin:

>"Chris and Roberta Laundrie were at the reserve earlier today when human remains and some of Brian’s possessions were located in an area where they had initially advised law enforcement that Brian may be. Chris and Roberta will wait for the forensic identification of the human remains before making any additional comments."

8:15 PM Eastern: Steven Bertolino texts clarifying what items the Laundries did and did not find.

OCTOBER 21 2021

2:10 PM Eastern:

~2 minute press conference including (in this order) Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno North Port Police Chief Todd Garrison

No questions were answered. Both Lee County Sheriff's Office, and North Port Po

Also had 4 intentional walks for both the Red Sox and Cubs 👀

Anyway, hats off to an outstanding career, Jon!

"I went into the studio on the understanding that it was my record and I had power of veto. There was none of the acrimony you get with a band, of people refusing to surrender what they had deemed to be their 'magnificent contributions', of different personalities that inevitably run afoul of each other. This time it was no problem."

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I’ll begin with this. I’m not here to start a war between political parties or wars about backing the blue vs defund the police. I’m genuinely curious what you think was the right or wrong move. here’s the story about what happened this morning. I was reading response to the tweet and was surprised of the many responses that the burglar shouldn’t have been shot. If I was the home owner and someone broke in I would do what ever I takes to protect my self. A man breaks into my home with a machete what are we supposed to do? Maybe I’m missing something? Should we not defend our properties? Again please don’t fight about politics...if necessary you can have a civil conversation but I believe there is a bigger conversation to be had.

Was watching TV with subtitles and someone mentioned deploying a K-9. I heard it as canine, but my eyes read K-9.

I'm not an English native but still, damn...

Went to the "Icebox", the triple LTD overlap in Col 285 Sector CC-K a38-2, and it was a complete failure for me. I found no core LTD, and any surface LTD mining (when I could actually find some) had a very low percentage, usually only 11% to 16%. For the most part, there was no LTD to be found. I thought to myself that perhaps this was just bad luck for some reason, and went back a second time, and had the same results. Both times, I landed my ship in the approximate area of the "sweet spot" in the triple overlap.

I do understand that "hotspots" only refers to the chance of finding cores labeled in that hotspot, but usually surface mining would still be profitable in these said "hotspots".

It was very disheartening. When mining Platinum at Omicron Capricorni B overlap "hotspot", I didn't even have to pulse unless I wanted to look for Core Platinum. Almost every other rock had at least 25% platinum (usually more) for surface mining. Always had my Python's cargo filled in less than 1 & 1/2 hours. LTD mining, on the other hand, was a complete fail, as I said.

I have tried doing "mapped asteroid" regions before, but wasn't too good at it (maybe because I fly in Elite Dangerous during "cocktail" hour). But even without "mapping", I was still always able to find a few cores in hotspots, but not this time. I have been with Elite Dangerous for a very long time, and this was the first time I had seen this happen.

Perhaps I was doing something wrong, or perhaps missed some kind of "nerf" that was done, so I thought I would turn to the advice/experience of Elite Miners for opinions (if there are any).