Gabby Petito’s Brother Exposes What Netflix Left Out

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  @idontcheckmynotifications7138 · 1 month ago

  This interviewer keeps forgetting that this is her brother, not a co-worker or a friend. He needs to have more empathy and let Gabby's brother talk without trying to talk over him.

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  @LPCDisfunctionalFamilyRoles · 1 month ago

  I was so looking forward to hearing what Gabby's brother had to say but he barely got a word in edgewise. If you wanted to interview yourself why did you invite him?

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  @PeacefulTim · 1 month ago

  This was one of the very first cases where the Internet detectives were seen moving faster than the actual police.

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  @HunterKemp-k5i · 1 month ago

  Dude, why do you have people on your show? You’re the only one that’s talking. You’re literally interviewing her brother and you’re telling him how it went down based off of the Netflix documentary.

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  @AtomicSonicHalos · 1 month ago

  This interviewer glibly spoke about some of the worst things that could befall a loved one as if he's never loved anyone in his life. Gabby's brother navigated it well, in each instance, but it was cruel.

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  @allieROFL · 1 month ago

  Domestic violence isn't ok on any level, Matt. And you're talking to a murder victim's brother. Try to have more empathy before you speak.

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  @NiniTheGemini · 1 month ago

  No offense but as an interviewer if you’re gonna ask questions, let the person answer. Don’t cut them off in the middle of their answer. It’s so annoying and it’s so frustrating.

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  @BSOT · 4 weeks ago

  This is a hard watch. I just can’t. I hope this interviewer reads his comments.

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  @ryancaughtry2270 · 1 month ago

  I had to stop listening when the interviewer makes a joke about being murdered whilst interviewing Gabby&apos;s brother.<br>Not classy!

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  @nannybananers · 1 month ago

  I am so sorry for your loss TJ. Thank you for raising awareness about DV and your action to change police policies in dealing with these situations. &nbsp;<br>I can see you are doing well and it makes me happy. Sending alot of love to your family.

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  @shanastanek432 · 1 month ago

  It isn’t mutual abuse if one person is reacting to being &nbsp;repeatedly antagonized. You can clearly see in the police video that’s what was happening because Gabbi was hysterical and he was calm as can be.

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  @maureenviola · 1 month ago

  Please let the GUEST talk more! &nbsp;Thank you and happy birthday

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