MISSING: Bryce Laspisa

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  @jadykay781 · 1 year ago

  As someone who was suicidal and no one around me knew- he showed ALL the signs. Every one of them. Most of the time, the most obvious answer is the correct one. I just don’t know why they wouldn’t have found his body

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  @lau4545 · 1 year ago

  Christian was being such a real one here, I hope he doesn't blame himself for what happened! He really went above and beyond trying to help even though he didn't know Bryce and had no skin in the game

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  @CircumstantialLemon · 1 year ago

  i HATE judging the parents in these cases because who knows what one would do in their situation…but every time i hear this case, the parents lack of action is both so confusing and frustrating to me.

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• CO

  @couls3able · 1 year ago

  To sit alone in a parked car for 13 hours, I can’t imagine what he was going through. Absolutely heartbreaking.

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• TI

  @tiffanylindsey7722 · 1 year ago

  I know you dont want to blame anyone, but...how many times does it take someone to see that he was not ok. Why was his mom so quick to keep telling him to drive, knowing that he was off. Someone who sits in a car for 13 hours isn't ok, and no one should have told him to just drive home. This is crazy.

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  @RosaMartinez-cc2nb · 1 year ago

  You don’t accidentally delete laptop history - Gimme a break. Also just by his mother’s reactions to his odd behavior could speak of have not being an easy mother to please with unrealistic high standards. I also think him giving away the earrings to his friend instead of having it returned back to her speaks volumes. That was a message in itself. I think there was more than meets the eye in his family life.

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• GO

  @GooseAdvocate · 1 year ago

  Unfortunately, I believe Bryce had struggles his family may have been unaware of or ignored. It seems odd to me that they accidentally deleted his search history..

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  @JulieRushworth-k4w · 1 year ago

  Sorry but I must say this, after 13+ hours, I as a mother, would have moved heaven and earth to get to my child, &nbsp;not give that responsibility to someone else. There is clearly a lot we do not know about Bryce, I hope answers are found asap, this young man is important, loved by many.<br>Thank you so much Derrick for always caring, with so much compassion, may God bless you and yours

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  @ID_8728 · 1 year ago

  There’s no such thing as “accidentally deleting browser history.” It’s just not possible.

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• JA

  @jamesrumsey1074 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Accidently&quot; deleting a user&apos;s browsing history to the point where the police can&apos;t recover it? &nbsp;Seems unlikely.

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  @littlemisslipstick2999 · 1 year ago

  His parents &quot;accidentally&quot; permanently deleting his seach history and stuff from his laptop just doesn&apos;t sit right with me. Maybe that&apos;s just too much true crime consumption talking, but it gives me bad vibes.

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  @lynnettec · 1 year ago

  When in college, I sat in my car for hours 20 ft away from a 150 ft drop. Thinking, crying, imagining... I&apos;d like to say what stopped me was thinking of my family, but really, it was the possibility of not accomplishing what I was contemplating and being so incapacitated I wouldn&apos;t have a second chance. After that, I broke the on-campus apartment rules and got a puppy. She saved me.

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