Brian Laundrie's Mustang Towed From Family Home After Human Remains Believed To Be Gabby Petito Were Found In Wyoming
Brian Laundrie's car has been removed from his family's Florida home after it was announced that remains discovered in Wyoming are believed to be his partner Gabby Petito.
In a video taken by reporter Kevin Vesey on Monday, September 20, Laundrie's black Ford Mustang was seen being towed away from his North Port residence, seemingly by authorities.
According to The Sun, Laundrie's family attorney Steven Bertolino revealed that they discovered a mysterious note that was left on the car on Wednesday, September, 15, which had been located near the Carlton Reserve in Sarasota County, Florida the same day.
According to CrimeOnline, Laundrie family attorney Steven Bertolino stated that the family reportedly obtained the empty car from the reserve on Thursday, September 16.
Laundrie has not been seen since since Tuesday, September 14 — the night that he told family members that he was going for a hike at the nature preserve. He was then reported as a missing person on Friday, September 17.
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The search for the young man, who is a “person of interest” in the case of his missing girlfriend, began on Saturday but was called off on Monday as authorities claimed that they had “exhausted all avenues in searching of the grounds there.”
As OK! previously reported, on Sunday, September 19, a body was found at Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming that police believe to be the 22-year-old influencer.
An officer stated at a press conference that day, "Human remains discovered have been consistent with Gabby's description," before adding that the case is still active.
"Saddened and heartbroken to learn that Gabby has been found deceased. Our focus from the start, along with the FBI, and national partners, has been to bring her home," the North Port Police said in a tweet. "We will continue to work with the FBI in the search for more answers."
