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Brian Laundry and his family’s lawyer, Aan, said his parents did not know where his son was.
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Brian Laundry has been missing since September 14th. The body of his fiancé Gabby Petit was found on September 19.
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Steve Bertolino said the “speculation” that they were involved in his disappearance was “just wrong.”
Brian Laundry and his family lawyer told insiders Monday that his parents didn’t know where he was and the “speculation” that they helped him disappear was “just wrong.” rice field.
“Chris and Roberta Laundry don’t know where Brian is,” said Laundry’s family lawyer Steve Bertolino. “They are worried about Brian and hope the FBI can find him.”
22-year-old travel blogger Gabby Petite reports that her fiance Laundry, 23, went missing on September 11 after returning to her parents’ home in Northport, Florida on September 1. it was done. Summer country expedition.
Laundry’s family told authorities that they had been missing since September 14, after going on a hike to the Carlton Reserve in Florida. Authorities have launched an investigation into Laundry, which has been nominated as an “interested person” due to Petit’s disappearance.
On September 19, the agency said the authorities Petito’s “match the description” was found In a national park near Spread Creek Campground. FBI And that Petit family lawyer Later, after confirming that the ashes belonged to Petit, Her death was sentenced to murder last week. FBI also issued Arrest warrant For laundry last Thursday.
“Some of the public and the press said they helped Brian leave his family’s home and helped his parents avoid arrest in a warrant issued after Brian had already gone missing for a few days. Speculation is wrong, “Bertolino said.
Authorities said the warrant was related to Petit’s posthumous laundry activities, including fraudulent use of Capital One credit or debit cards on purchases of $ 1,000 or more.
The warrant did not identify who the card belonged to, but a document the insider obtained from the Suffolk County Police Department indicated that Petite had traded with Capital One.
According to a document released by the FBI, the grand jury has issued a complaint of “use of unauthorized access devices” violations related to Petit’s posthumous laundry activities. According to the complaint, Laundrie used a debit card between August 30th and September 1st, the FBI said the warrant was in accordance with Laundrie’s posthumous activities, and Petito was on August 30th. It suggests that he died before the day.
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