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Petersburg: Items believed to belong to Brian Linundrie were found on Wednesday at Wilderness Florida Park as a continuing search for instructions in Gabby Petito’s murder, according to the FBI and a launtrie family lawyer.
Laundrie’s parents, Chris and Roberta Launtrie, participated in Wednesday’s FBI and police search from the North Port, Florida, more than a month after Launtrie was reported missing after heading to the spacious Carlton reserve park.
“After a short search of the trail which was often said by Brian from Brian,” Steven Bertolino’s lawyer said in a text to the Associated Press.
“Until now the law enforcement is conducting a more comprehensive investigation of the area.” The FBI field office in Tampa also issued a statement on Twitter who confirmed that “interesting items” were found in the search for launtrie but did not describe it further.
“The FBI proof response team is processing the scene.
The backup is closed to the public and there are no further details available at this time,” said the statement.
The Sarasota County medical examiner office confirmed that it had been called to a reserve but would not comment further.
Launtrie, 23, is an interesting person at the petito murder, which was reported missing September 11 by his parents while the couple was on a cross-country trip to the west.
This case produces a very large public interest but also raises uncomfortable questions for uneven attention given to hundreds of cases of native US Americans and other minorities that are lost or killed throughout the United States.
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Petito’s body was found September 19 on the edge of the Grand Teton Wyoming National Park, visited by a partner.
Coronary there concluded he died of strangling and his body was found for three or four weeks.
The couple was stopped August 12 by the police in Moab, Utah, after they had physical changes, but there were no charges proposed.
Launtrie returned home alone September 1 at Ford Van the couple took their trip.
He was reported missing after notifying his parents on September 14 that he would climb Carlton Reserve, a nature reserve in Sarasota Regency who had been the main area in the search.
Wednesday’s activities focused on the nearby myakkatatchee creek environment, where television news reports showed many arrived law enforcement vehicles and tents established in the forest.
The location is where Ford Mustang, who is a wilderness, is found.
Launtrie was charged in the federal Wyoming charges with the use of an invalid debit card, which would allow the authorities to arrest him if he was found alive.
It accuses the launtrie using Capital One Bank Card and a person’s personal identification number to withdraw or unauthorized costs worth more than $ 1,000.
It doesn’t tell who the card is or what type of accusation is done.