WY GABBY PETITO: Missing from Grand Teton National Park, WY - 25 August 2021 - Age 22 *Found Deceased*

• Gabby Petito was reported missing after she didn't return from a road trip with her fiancé.
• The police opened an investigation after her mother filed a missing-person report on Saturday.
• A news report said Petito's fiancé was not cooperating with authorities and had hired a lawyer.

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Gabby Petito's family last heard from her when she arrived at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on August 25, her mother said. littleting/Shutterstock

• Gabby Petito was reported missing after she didn't return from a road trip with her fiancé.
• The police opened an investigation after her mother filed a missing-person report on Saturday.
• A news report said Petito's fiancé was not cooperating with authorities and had hired a lawyer.
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A 22-year-old New York woman who documented her cross-country van road trip on social media was reported missing by her mother on Saturday after her fiancé returned to their home in Florida without her, reports said.

Gabby Petito and her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, embarked on their road trip on July 2 from Blue Point, New York, Newsday reported.
The two were living in a 2012 Ford Transit van and documenting their travels on Instagram and YouTube, often using the hashtag #vanlife.
Petito was last seen checking out of a hotel with Laundrie on August 24. She last spoke to her family on the phone the next day, telling them she had arrived at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, her mother, Nicole Schmidt, said.

Her mother told reporters on Monday that she FaceTimed with Petito around August 23 or 24.
Petito's most recent Instagram post was shared on August 25.

Schmidt told Fox News on Sunday that she was unsure whether her daughter had left Grand Teton. She said she exchanged texts with Petito's number twice after August 25.
"I did receive a text from her on the 27th and the 30th, but I don't know if it was technically her or not, because it was just a text," Schmidt said. "I didn't verbally speak to her."
Laundrie eventually returned to the couple's home in North Port, Florida, without Petito, though it was not clear when he arrived, the Daily Mail reported.
The police in New York's Suffolk County said Schmidt filed a missing-person report on Saturday.

"Petito, 22, of Blue Point, is described as a white female, approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall and 110 pounds," the press release said. "She has blonde hair and blue eyes, and several tattoos, including one on her finger and one on her forearm that reads 'let it be.'"

The press release said authorities had recovered the couple's van during their investigation.
Petito and Laundrie had been living in North Port together for two years before they set out on their road trip, the Daily Mail said. Petito announced their engagement on Instagram in July 2020.

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A 22-year-old woman who documented her cross-country road trip on YouTube has been reported missing after her fiancé returned without her

Gabby Petito was last seen checking out of a hotel on August 24. The next day, she told her family she had arrived in Wyoming, her mother said.

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She could be anywhere as they were traveling cross-country. I put the location as the last place her family could verify that she was still in communication.


MEDIA - GABBY PETITO: Missing from Grand Teton National Park, WY since 25 August 2021 - Age 22

 

[GrandmaBear]

I believe the lawyer knows he did not leave her there alive because in his statement about the arrest warrant he says "It is my understanding that the arrest warrant for Brian Laundrie is related to activities occurring after the death of Gabby Petito and not related to her actual demise." I could be wrong but I don't think there has been an actual and fixed time of death released to the public so just how would he know the debit card used on the 30th was after her death if someone who knew didn't tell him.

Yes, that's a great point. I guess he may have assumed if they charged him they knew he had no permission and was dead but one wouldn't think their attorney would even dance near mentioning her death or that it was after her death or say anything about that at all...

 

[Wildflower]

Yes, that's a great point. I guess he may have assumed if they charged him they knew he had no permission and was dead but one wouldn't think their attorney would even dance near mentioning her death or that it was after her death or say anything about that at all...

I think a really good criminal attorney, which this guy isn't even a criminal attorney let alone a good one, would have said the charges have yet to be proved or something like that, or just said nothing.

 

[Kimster]

I believe the lawyer knows he did not leave her there alive because in his statement about the arrest warrant he says "It is my understanding that the arrest warrant for Brian Laundrie is related to activities occurring after the death of Gabby Petito and not related to her actual demise." I could be wrong but I don't think there has been an actual and fixed time of death released to the public so just how would he know the debit card used on the 30th was after her death if someone who knew didn't tell him.

Interesting to have a defense attorney establish a timeline this early.

 

[daisy7]

I don't think so. It is rare we see someone lawyered up much less parents lawyered up who may have helped their son so it's hard to know though. Jmo.

Were you thinking of something in particular he said?

We saw it with the Anthonys. The attorney confirmed the new phone, which I find odd. Reminds me of the bat phones from Kyron's case. Member @Kimster ?

 

[Kimster]

We saw it with the Anthonys. The attorney confirmed the new phone, which I find odd. Reminds me of the bat phones from Kyron's case. Member @Kimster ?

Oh yes. Lori Vallow Daybell had a lot of them, too.

 

[Wildflower]

We saw it with the Anthonys. The attorney confirmed the new phone, which I find odd. Reminds me of the bat phones from Kyron's case. Member @Kimster ?

So if this new AT&T phone is the one he left at home on the 14th, where is his "old" phone? Carlton Reserve maybe? What happened to it; did this boy not have a phone when he left on the trip? Why wait until the 14th to get a new phone for him....why not get it on the 1st or 2nd when he returned?

 

[Kimster]

So if this new AT&T phone is the one he left at home on the 14th, where is his "old" phone? Carlton Reserve maybe? What happened to it; did this boy not have a phone when he left on the trip? Why wait until the 14th to get a new phone for him....why not get it on the 1st or 2nd when he returned?

He had to have had a phone to do any social media work.

 

[fran]

Brian Laundrie manhunt: Dozens of 911 calls at Florida home since before Gabby Petito was reported missing​

Police provided Fox News Digital with 46 pages of records related to 911 calls related to the Laundries' home​

FIRST ON FOX: There were at least 46 911 calls or response requests related to the North Port, Florida, home of now-fugitive Brian Laundrie between Sept. 10-27, according to police records obtained by Fox News Digital.

North Port Police Department provided Fox News Digital with 46 pages of records related to 911 calls with an incident location of the Laundries’ home – the home where Laundrie resides with his parents, and where he lived with his fiancée, Gabby Petito, before her mother ultimately reported her missing. At times, police officers also initiated the calls themselves.

North Port police would not provide logs for calls made before the afternoon of Sept. 10, the day before Petito’s mother reported her missing, and the records were partially redacted. The department also only provided records through Sept. 27, instead of through the requested date of Sept. 29

There were at least two calls placed on Sept. 10, one just before 4 p.m. and one just before 6:30 p.m. Fox News Digital previously reported that the later incident that Petito's father was linked to the later incident on Sept. 10.

And three more were calls placed on Sept. 11, the day Petito’s mother, Nichole Schmidt, filed a missing persons’ report with the Suffolk County Police Department in New York. Police returned on Sept. 14, 15 and 16 and twice on Sept. 17, records show.

The records do not indicate who placed the 911 calls and all summaries have been redacted – only providing brief descriptions, such as "Problem Settled," "No Police Action Needed" or "Report Submitted."

The most recent records provided by police were from about 5:10 p.m. on Monday, with calls earlier in the day at 8:06 a.m., 8:28 a.m., 1:29 p.m., 2:45 p.m. and 4:13 p.m., records show. Apparent reasons for the 46 calls include "Disturbance," "Follow Up/Investigation," "Patrol Check" and "Public Service."

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Brian Laundrie manhunt: Dozens of police calls to Florida home after Gabby Petito was last seen

FIRST ON FOX: There were at least 46 police calls or response requests related to the North Port, Florida, home of now-fugitive Brian Laundrie between Sept. 10-27, according to police records obtained by Fox News Digital.

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[fran]

Gabby Petito case: Fight between neighbor, protester breaks out near Brian Laundrie's family's home​

The neighbor was arrested and charged with battery, according to police​

Tensions boiled over Wednesday evening outside the Laundrie family home in North Port, Florida, after a neighbor confronted a protester for allegedly trespassing on his property.

The home has been the focus of media attention since Gabby Petito was reported missing earlier this month and the subsequent disappearance of Brian Laundrie, who lived with her at the home for about two years before their cross-country journey.

Two protesters with megaphones have taunted and yelled at the Laundrie family from outside the home for the past few days from morning to evening. At around 6 p.m. on Wednesday, a neighbor came to the front of the house and appeared to push a male protester.

"You can sit here all you want with your megaphone. I don't care, but you come on my property again, I'm going to f****** beat your a**," the neighbor yelled at the protester as he threatened to call 911.

The neighbor then pulled out a cell phone to try to show proof that the protester came on his property before walking away.

"You're going to jail," the protester said while filming the encounter. "You just assaulted me on camera."

The neighbor was arrested later in the evening and charged with battery, according to the North Port Police Department.

Laundrie's parents, Chris and Roberta, reported their son missing about two weeks ago, just weeks after his fiancee Petito vanished. Her remains were found in Wyoming's Bridger-Teton National Forest on Sept. 19. Laundrie retained a lawyer and refused to cooperate with authorities before he went missing himself, according to police.

His parents, meanwhile, have laid low in their North Port home, which has been inundated with protesters for weeks.

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Gabby Petito case: Fight between neighbor, protester breaks out near Brian Laundrie's family's home

As law enforcement continues to search for Brian Laundrie across Florida, tensions boiled over outside his family's North Port home on Wednesday evening when a neighbor appeared to try to fight a protester.

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[kdg411]

These 'protests' in front of the Laundrie home are ridiculous & are now hindering law enforcement, imo.

 

[fran]

 

[kdg411]

 

[Wildflower]

These 'protests' in front of the Laundrie home are ridiculous & are now hindering law enforcement, imo.

I do not understand how those people with the bullhorns can have so little respect for the neighbors. I would not appreciate hearing their taunts all day every day. I get it that they want to torture the Laundries but to torture the neighbors too is beyond crazy.

 

[Cousin Dupree]

I do not understand how those people with the bullhorns can have so little respect for the neighbors. I would not appreciate hearing their taunts all day every day. I get it that they want to torture the Laundries but to torture the neighbors too is beyond crazy.

I don't think the people camping out in front of the Anthony's house was cool either. It obviously didn't help anything.

 

[Wildflower]

I don't think the people camping out in front of the Anthony's house was cool either. It obviously didn't help anything.

Well when they find Brian they better send him to Wyoming right away and not bond him out to his parents house.

 

[Wildflower]

Maybe they need additional items to distribute to several dogs to use to search in places where they think he might have been. It would be easy enough to take a dog to a campsite to verify he was there or he wasn't. There could be more than one place they think he was.

 

[GrandmaBear]

I think a really good criminal attorney, which this guy isn't even a criminal attorney let alone a good one, would have said the charges have yet to be proved or something like that, or just said nothing.

I think he would be wise too to be like most attorneys seem to be, just keep silent unless you are running PR for your clients or something. He isn't a criminal attorney right? Didn't he say he has been their "family" attorney for a number of years, they probably just ran to him as he is someone they know.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Oh yes. Lori Vallow Daybell had a lot of them, too.

I think Lori and Charles bought out the burner phone factory...

 

[GrandmaBear]

So if this new AT&T phone is the one he left at home on the 14th, where is his "old" phone? Carlton Reserve maybe? What happened to it; did this boy not have a phone when he left on the trip? Why wait until the 14th to get a new phone for him....why not get it on the 1st or 2nd when he returned?

I don't get the whole phone thing either. He claimed I think to LE on the trip that the only phone they had was Gabby's and that he did not have one. IF true. So did the parents buy him a new phone because they couldn't reach him through Gabby any longer? Maybe she and he always "shared". I find it very unlikely though that a guy his age had no phone.

My thought if this was a "new" phone and was left at home, they won't find a darned thing on it anyhow...

 

[Kimster]

Brian Laundrie manhunt: Dozens of 911 calls at Florida home since before Gabby Petito was reported missing​

Police provided Fox News Digital with 46 pages of records related to 911 calls related to the Laundries' home​

FIRST ON FOX: There were at least 46 911 calls or response requests related to the North Port, Florida, home of now-fugitive Brian Laundrie between Sept. 10-27, according to police records obtained by Fox News Digital.

North Port Police Department provided Fox News Digital with 46 pages of records related to 911 calls with an incident location of the Laundries’ home – the home where Laundrie resides with his parents, and where he lived with his fiancée, Gabby Petito, before her mother ultimately reported her missing. At times, police officers also initiated the calls themselves.

North Port police would not provide logs for calls made before the afternoon of Sept. 10, the day before Petito’s mother reported her missing, and the records were partially redacted. The department also only provided records through Sept. 27, instead of through the requested date of Sept. 29

There were at least two calls placed on Sept. 10, one just before 4 p.m. and one just before 6:30 p.m. Fox News Digital previously reported that the later incident that Petito's father was linked to the later incident on Sept. 10.

And three more were calls placed on Sept. 11, the day Petito’s mother, Nichole Schmidt, filed a missing persons’ report with the Suffolk County Police Department in New York. Police returned on Sept. 14, 15 and 16 and twice on Sept. 17, records show.

The records do not indicate who placed the 911 calls and all summaries have been redacted – only providing brief descriptions, such as "Problem Settled," "No Police Action Needed" or "Report Submitted."

The most recent records provided by police were from about 5:10 p.m. on Monday, with calls earlier in the day at 8:06 a.m., 8:28 a.m., 1:29 p.m., 2:45 p.m. and 4:13 p.m., records show. Apparent reasons for the 46 calls include "Disturbance," "Follow Up/Investigation," "Patrol Check" and "Public Service."

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Brian Laundrie manhunt: Dozens of police calls to Florida home after Gabby Petito was last seen

FIRST ON FOX: There were at least 46 police calls or response requests related to the North Port, Florida, home of now-fugitive Brian Laundrie between Sept. 10-27, according to police records obtained by Fox News Digital.

www.foxnews.com

So the parents have no problem getting law-enforcement involved when they are feeling harassed , but they don’t want to call law enforcement when Gabby is missing. I don’t know why but these people annoy the heck out of me.