Gabby Petito | Brian Laundry: United States court issues arrest warrant for murdered teenage boyfriend Gabriel “KP” Pettito | D. Mabry Carlton, Jr. Memorial Reserve | Carlton Reserve | The world

Judge United States An arrest warrant was issued this Thursday Brian Laundry, Boyfriend Gabriel “Cape” Petito, A young woman died in a reservation in Wyoming, in a case where they both attracted national attention.

Laundry, Who has been missing since the beginning of last week and has been wanted in the vast area of ​​northwest Florida, where he lived with his parents and Petito, until now identified as an “interested person”.

Identity: Gabby Petito: FBI confirms body found in Wyoming

However, following Wetting’s death, a Wyoming federal court issued an arrest warrant based on a federal law indictment on charges related to laundry activities.

Meanwhile, North Port (Florida) Personal Injury Law Firm, Pooh Law, on Thursday awarded a reward of up to 20,000 for location information. Laundry.

The corpse of Petito, 22, was found several days after searching for a young woman in Grand Dayton National Park (Wyoming) last Sunday.

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) this week classified the Teton County Coroner’s Office as “murder” the cause of Pettito’s death while evaluating the final results of the autopsy.

In July, Laundry and Petito boarded the van on a trip through reserves and national parks in western America.However, on September 1, the young man returned to the vehicle and returned to the family home in Florida without his girlfriend, where the couple also lived.

Several days after Pettito’s last learned of his parents while he was in Grand Dayton National Park, his family announced his disappearance on Sept. 11 and authorities returned to a nationwide search.

He and his family refused to cooperate with authorities in the investigation to find Petito, and are still searching the laundry after the young woman’s body was found.

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