- A photo could be the key to solving the mystery of Gabby Petito’s death
- The authorities continue to search for the boyfriend of the youtuber, Brian Laundrie, who is listed as a person of interest in the case
- In the picture you can see Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie smiling, behind the bars of a window in the Historic Fort of Fort De Soto
KEY PHOTO. A photo could be the key to solving the mystery of Gabby Petito’s death, while authorities continue to search for the youtuber’s boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, who is listed as a person of interest in the case.
In the picture you can see Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie smiling, behind the bars of a window in the Historic Fort of Fort De Soto. Dog the Bounty Hunter, a famous bounty hunter, thinks that this photo, posted on Petito’s Instagram, could be the key to finding the fugitive boyfriend.
Photo could be the key to solving the mystery of Gabby Petito’s death
For now, Brian Laundrie, 23, remains a fugitive from justice and although he has not yet been charged for the murder of Gabby Petito, he is wanted for allegedly using the bank card of a person in Wyoming in late August. , detailed NY Post.
As authorities try to find the suspect boyfriend, a famous bounty hunter was struck by a photo published by Petito last February, in which Laundrie wears an orange T-shirt with the Marvel character, Hellboy.
Direct to a travel review
This photo led the researcher to a travel review on The Expensive under the signature of “Gabby & Brian V.” and although it is not the initial of Laundrie’s last name, everything seems to indicate that they were the ones who wrote the information.
It’s “a really nice campground, a beautiful area with lots of easy hikes and trails, the beach, historic sites, a really nice camping tent, and well-maintained sites,” the couple noted on the site, according to Fox News.
He came back from camp with his parents
Duane Chapman, better known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, told Fox News that she had received a notice that Laundrie and her parents had gone camping together in early September at the same site in Pinellas County.
Their investigation revealed that the three members of this family traveled to Fort De Soto from September 1 to 3 and that they then repeated the trip together from September 6 to 8. However, the bounty hunter explained, on that last trip to the park three people arrived and only two left.
Confirmed: It was them
Despite the information gathered, Chris and Roberta, Brian Laundrie’s parents, have denied knowing anything about their son’s disappearance. “They were registered, they went through the door. They are on camera. They were here, ”Dog the Bounty Hunter confirmed.
The bounty hunter continues on Laundrie’s trail and was even seen knocking on the Laundrie’s door in North Port, Florida on Saturday. Despite promising the mother the chance to find her son, the woman ended up calling the police.
They saw it?
In the middle of the investigations in the case of the murder of Gabby Petito, a man claims that he saw Brian Laundrie, the main suspect in the death of the youtuber, in a bar just before she was reported missing.
Hunter Mannies, a 44-year-old man from Louisiana, was crossing Montana on a road trip when he had a strange conversation in a bar with a man, who he claims was Brian Laundrie.
Man claims he saw Brian Laundrie in a bar
Mannies said he saw Brian Laundrie on the night of Aug. 26 drinking alone at the Bullwinkle’s Saloon bar in West Yellowstone, precisely one day before Gabby Petito was last seen alive.
According to Mannies, Laundrie was wearing a hoodie. “I was just mad at the world, it seemed,” he recounted. At the bar were Laundrie (alone) and another couple. Mannies and a doctor friend struck up a conversation with the other couple, but soon noticed that Laundrie had been listening to them.
Angry at the world?
“The conversation got into hunting, guns and politics,” Mannies said. “The guy looked angry and then, in a lull in the conversation, he said, ‘stupid southerners and fucking Republicans.’
Mannies says her friend replied, “’Stupid Southerners? Both she and I have Dr. in front of our names. You do?’ I laughed a little and said, ‘Well, where are you from?’ And he said, ‘New York,’ and I said, ‘Okay, New York,’ and he said, ‘I have a name, it’s Brian.’
A man from New York
Once the awkward introduction was over, Mannies addressed the man: “Let me ask you this, New York. What did you expect to find in a small mountain town in the middle of nowhere in Montana? Did you expect to find a group of Democrats?
Thus ended the crossing of words with who they think Laundrie was. The others returned to their original conversation, but that lonely character gave them a strange vibe for the rest of the night. “He was too involved in our conversation. We feel watched, ”Mannies told the NY Post.
The ‘strange’ man from the bar
Mannies said the man “wasn’t talking to the waiters. I was there alone. It just stood out as weird ”during the night. In fact, the friend who accompanied him told him that the man “had that serial killer look” and they even talked about the “strange” encounter a couple more times.
His friend called him when the news of Petito’s disappearance flooded social media. “She said he’s the crazy guy from the bar,” Mannies said. “The way he behaved and I heard his voice, it was him,” said the Louisiana man after he saw the body images of the Utah police, after the domestic incident that Laundrie and Petito had.
Tell everything to the FBI
“How many people named Brian from New York who look exactly like him are in the middle of the bar?” Said Mannies, who spoke to the FBI for 45 minutes about his “strange” encounter with Laundrie.
On August 27, the young youtuber was last seen alive at a restaurant in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This is about 120 miles from the bar where Mannies thinks he saw Laundrie. Police are still looking for Laundrie, a person of interest in Petito’s death. Photo could be the key to solving the mystery of Gabby Petito’s death.
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