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Brian Ross Investigates: Gabby Petito's Domestic Abuse Report, How Should Police Have Responded?
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23:11Now PlayingBrian Ross Investigates: Gabby Petito's Domestic Abuse Report, How Should Police Have Responded?
This week on Brian Ross Investigates: The chilling police bodycam video of Gabby Petito and allegations of domestic abuse. But her boyfriend Brian Laundrie was not arrested that day. What should officers have done? Two top domestic abuse experts take us through the case.
Plus, the parents of murdered college student Samantha Josephson who got into a car thinking it was her Uber are making it their mission to prevent what happened to their daughter from ever happening again. The #WHATSMYNAME Foundation seeks to educate on the importance of rideshare safety.
And this week’s winners and losers in the media. See if you agree with the choices made by the editors of Mediaite.
#GabbyPetito #SamanthaJosephson #BrianRossInvestigates
Brian Ross' Guests/Hosts:
Rhonda Schwartz - Law&Crime Network
Aidan McLaughlin - Editor In Chief, Mediaite
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