Brian Laundrie - latest New bodycam footage shows Gabby Petito telling Moab police boyfriend hit her

Moab police release new video of Gabby Petito talking about violent fight with Brian Laundrie

New bodycam footage of the 12 August incident between Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie â€" only now released by the Moab police â€" reveals that Petito told officers that Mr Laundrie hit her.

Meanwhile, on the eleventh day, since Brian Laundrie went missing, things are heating up between members of the public.

A fight broke out at the Laundrie family’s home in North Port, Florida after a neighbour accused a protester of trespassing on his property, Fox News reported.

The protester had been wielding a megaphone outside of the family’s home along with one other protester for the last few days.

“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 neighbour yelled at the protester.

“You’re going to jail,” the protester said while filming the encounter. “You just assaulted me on camera.”

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

Meanwhile, Dog the Bounty Hunter claims he is ‘closing in’ on Mr Laundrie.

While the FBI has an arrest warrant for Mr Laundrie over a fraud charge, Chapman launched a parallel search for the 23-year-old who was reported missing by his parents on 17 September.

He said on Wednesday: “We’re here at the island. This would be and could be the perfect spot for him to hide.”

Show latest update 1633068382Campers at Fort De Soto Park ‘fearful’ Laundrie might be around

Given the media attention on the search for “person of interest” Brian Laundrie, campers at the Fort De Soto Park are “fearful” that the fugitive might be nearby.

Talking to The Sun, one camper Amanda Smith â€" who has been staying at the campsite since Sunday â€" said: “It’s scary but realistic. We actually were just looking at some of the mangroves out there and it’s very thick. You’d have to be skilled which apparently he is in the outdoors but you could for sure hide in them, and this is a good location in terms of being close to things but also being able to kind of get away at the same time.”

Another camper, John Rean, of Orlando, who visits Fort De Soto around twice a year, said that he also believed that it was possible that Mr Laundrie could be hiding somewhere in the 1,136-acre park. He said: “I mean, if you look at Google Maps you can see there’s a ton of stuff around here so it’s a possibility for sure.”

Maroosha Muzaffar1 October 2021 07:061633066309Gabby Petito admitted Brian Laundrie hit her, new bodycam footage reveals

New bodycam footage of the 12 August incident between Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie â€" only now released by the Moab police â€" reveals that Petito told police Mr Laundrie hit her.

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Maroosha Muzaffar1 October 2021 06:311633063594First official Gabby Petito Foundation benefit happening later this month

The Gabby Petition Foundation â€" launched by the 22-year-old YouTuber’s family in the wake of her killing to help other families find their missing loved ones â€" is organising its first official fundraiser on 17 October, the foundation’s website says.

The website says the benefit will take place on 17 October from 1pm to 7pm at 89 North, a music venue at Patchogue, New York.

The bands include The Christian Cabrera Band, Afterburn, Justice and Half Breeds.

Gabby Petito Foundation is organising its first official fundraiser later this month

(Gabby Petito Foundation)

Gabby Petito’s family recently also addressed the media for the first time since she was reported missing and showed off matching tattoos “designed by Gabby herself”.

Forensic analysis has said that Petito was a victim of homicide and a federal arrest warrant â€" for credit card fraud â€" has been issued for her missing boyfriend Brian Laundrie, who is also a “person of interest” in her disappearance and death.

Maroosha Muzaffar1 October 2021 05:461633061579Retired federal marshal casts doubt on Brian Laundrie’s whereabouts

A seasoned investigator has said that he doesn’t believe Brian Laundrie went to the Carlton Reserve at all in the first place.

This comes in the wake of the FBI searching for Mr Laundrie in the 25,000-acre nature reserve for almost two weeks now.

In an interview with News 4, Craig Caine, a retired federal marshall with â€" who supervised members of the New York/New Jersey Regional Fugitive Task Force before his retirement from the US Marshals Service â€" said that “I think it was all a ploy. He had plenty of time to calculate those moves.”

Mr Caine says there is one “critical moment that changed my mind” as far as where he thought the investigation would lead. He believes that the silver Ford Mustang could be the key.

He said that Mr Laundrie’s parents told police their son drove to the Carlton Reserve on 14 September. After their son didn’t return, the parents went to the preserve. “They found the Mustang. They drove it home.” And three days later, Mr Laundrie’s parents called the police to tell them that he was missing.

“You’re gonna leave your son out in the preserve with no form of communication and no way to get home? Does that make sense to anybody? I don’t even think he was ever in that preserve,” Mr Caine said.

Maroosha Muzaffar1 October 2021 05:121633060055Dog the Bounty Hunter says he isn’t sharing tips with police

Duane Chapman, aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, said that he has been receiving tips “like crazy” on his personal hotline. But added that he isn’t sharing them with law enforcement agencies.

He claimed that he is getting more than 2000 calls on his personal hotline and added that “I think the success of this bounty hunt is going to be the tip line.”

In an interview with Newsmax on Thursday, Mr Chapman said: “I guess we kind of do the same thing but I really don’t pay too much attention like they don’t pay too much attention to me.”

He added: “After 45 years, I don’t call the police, they’re usually called on me â€" so I don’t know what they’re doing. I can’t call up and say, ‘Hey, G-Man, what’s going where’s your leads?’ And they don’t call me and say, ‘Hey, Dog, where’s your leads?’ â€" so I have no idea.”

Mr Chapman has claimed that he had a “solid” lead that Brian Laundrie was hiding in the campsite where he went on a camping trip with his parents days after he returned home from his road trip without Gabby Petito.

Maroosha Muzaffar1 October 2021 04:471633057826Police called to parents’ home twice the day before Gabby Petito was reported missing

Police were called to Brian Laundrie’s home twice the day before Gabby Petito was reported missing.

Records released by North Port Police show they first responded to a “public service” call just before 4pm on 10 September.

Police returned at around 6.30pm the same day, and both calls were marked as “problem settled.”

Fox News reports that at least one of the 10 September calls was made by Ms Petito’s father Joe Petito, who lives in Vero Beach, Florida, 150 miles east of the Laundrie family home in North Port.

According to redacted police reports, Mr Petito did not travel to the Laundrie’s address, but expressed concern for his daughter’s safety.

Began Hurley has more from today’s earlier post:

Justin Vallejo1 October 2021 04:101633054226Where is Brian Laundrie? Gabby Petito’s boyfriend remains on the run

Authorities in Florida are continuing their search of an aligator-infested nature reserve close to the Florida home of Brian Laundrie after he went missing just prior to the body of his girlfriend Gabby Petito was discovered in a Wyoming national park.

The FBI took over the manhunt from local police, while Dog the Bounty Hunter tipped off authorities to the Fort De Soto Park in Pinellas County where the Laundrie family went camping just days before Ms Petito was reported missing.

Bevan Hurley looks at the timeline of events in relation to the police investigation of Mr Laundrie.

Justin Vallejo1 October 2021 03:101633050610Who is Dog the Bounty Hunter, the reality TV star searching for Brian Laundrie?

The tragic disappearance and death of Gabby Petito was strange enough on its own; a fiance who refused to speak with police arrived home in Florida after a road trip without the woman he claimed to love. Days after she was reported missing, Brian Laundrie disappeared himself, sparking a nationwide manhunt and a public thirsty for answers.

Then Dog the Bounty Hunter showed up.

The internet exploded at the revelation that the TV persona was on the case. But who is Mr Chapman, and why is his inclusion in the manhunt for Mr Laundrie such a tantalising addition to the already captivating story?

Justin Vallejo1 October 2021 02:101633047026Gabby ‘followed her own path’: Petito’s father posts Instagram tribute

Joe Petito said his daughter “followed her own path” in a moving tribute posted to Instagram.

“[Gabby] followed her own path to travel and see the beauty of this world. You may be gone, but you will make this world a better place,” the post said.

Justin Vallejo1 October 2021 01:101633044926Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission agents assisted in Laundrie search, DeSantis says

Florida governor Ron DeSantis said the state’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission helped the search for Brian Laundrie, spending 1,000 man-hours between 18-28 September

"Since Tuesday of this week, FWC has been on standby and ready to assist again if requested by local or federal agencies," DeSantis Press Secretary Christina Pushaw told Fox News. "FWC resources on standby include 16 officers, 16 trucks, 4 UTVs, 3 ATVs, a buggy and an airboat."

Justin Vallejo1 October 2021 00:35

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