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Petersburg: Brian Linundrie’s family member, which was still found in the Florida Nature Reserve on Wednesday and was identified by the FBI as his own on Thursday, hoping for more answers to law enforcement regarding the cause of his death, a lawyer said Friday.
Launtrie is an interesting person on the death of Gabby Petito’s boyfriend while the couple is on a cross-country trip.
“I was told by the law enforcement yesterday that maybe at midday today, we will have some more information,” Lawyer Laundries Steve Bertolino to ABC “Good Morning America” ​​on Friday.
The FBI on Thursday identified human remains found the day before in Nature Florida preserved it as belonging to Brian Linundrie.
A notebook and backpack believed to belong to Launtrie was also found in Wilderness Park, the FBI said.
The area where they found was under water during the previous search.
The statement from the FBI does not include the cause of death.
It’s not clear how long the remains might be submerged in water.
Petito’s body was found September 19 on the edge of the Grand Teton Wyoming National Park, visited by a partner.
“We have no further comment now and we ask you to respect the privacy of laundry now,” the FBI statement said.
Richard Stafford, a lawyer for the petito family, said they would not have a direct reaction to identification of launtrie remains.
“They are sad to the loss of his beautiful daughter,” Stafford said in an email.
“The Gabby family will make a statement at the right time and when they are emotionally ready.” The discovery of the remnants concluded a massive search involving federal law enforcement, state and local which began shortly after Launtrie disappeared September 14, two weeks after the 23-year-old child was again alone to his parents’ house in North Port, Florida.
Investigation of Petito’s murder, however, has not been concluded.
But only laundries have been identified by law enforcement officials as an interesting person in this case.
The Petito family reported him missing September 11, launched a search that gathered media attention throughout the world and, in the case of Laundrie, mostly focused on Carlton Reserve Wilderness Park near the launtrie house.
This is a swimming and swimming area which is home to crocodiles, coyotes, bobcats, snakes and many other creatures.
The couple first met as a teenager in Long Island, New York, and recently moved to Gulf Coast Florida to live with his parents.
They first get followers online while on their way in the Van Transit Ford converted in videos filled with happy scenes that might hide deeper problems.
After Petito disappeared, this case became a true obsession on social media.
Intense focus on the case of petito has caused new calls for people to pay attention to larger cases involving missing indigenous women and other colored people.
Petito, 22, white.
Coronary in Wyoming concluded Petito died of strangling and his body was found in a place for three or four weeks.
The couple was stopped August 12 by the police in Moab, Utah, after they had physical altercation, but there was no allegations of violence in the household submitted.
The police department has an internal review to determine whether the policy is followed.
Launtrie returned to my own home on September 1 at the van the couple took their trip.
The van was then confiscated by the authorities.
He was reported missing after telling his parents he would climb at Carlton Reserve.
Dozens of undefected ends poured into the authorities about laundry spots from Wyoming to the Appalachian trail, but nothing was broken down.
Remnants were found on Wednesday because the search was concentrated in the neighborhood neighborhood of the nearby Myakkahee Creek, where Ford Mustang who is a wilderness found.
The park is directly adjacent to the reserve of Carlton, both of which are around 35 miles (56 kilometers) south of Sarasota, Florida.