Gabby Petito Case. Locals say that crocodiles and wild boars used to eat laundry.

Residents living near the T. Mabry Carlton Jr. Memorial Reserve and Mykahatchy Creek Environmental Park, where Brian Laundry’s remains were found, believe that the boy who killed Gabby Petito may have been killed by crocodiles and wild boars in that area of ​​the country. had eaten .

Laundry’s remains, 23, were found during an FBI search on Wednesday, when his parents joined officers in their search. Laundry went missing early last month after returning from a trip without his girlfriend Gabby Pettito of 22 years and refusing to cooperate with the investigation into the YouTuber’s disappearance. Recall that on Thursday the FBI, comparing dental records with the bones discovered, confirmed that the remains belonged to the laundry, because all that was left of the body were bones. It should also be noted that it has been confirmed that Laundry’s body was previously found in an area covered with water.

As an example, John Widman, who lives about a mile from the 10,000-hectare reserve, told the New York Post: “There are alligators, but the worst thing is wild boars. They are bad animals. And they eat anything.” No meat that is out in the open will go to waste. There won’t be much for the coroner to work with. Nature doesn’t waste anything.”

Gabby’s body was discovered on September 19 in a remote area of ​​Wyoming, and an autopsy confirmed that she had been strangled. The FBI launched a substantive search, naming Laundry as a “person of interest only” in the case. Let us tell you that the girl was last seen on August 27. Laundry returned to her parents’ home in Florida on September 1 before disappearing again. He reportedly told Chris and Roberta the laundry that he was getting ready for a walk. The boy’s bones were next to his bag and his notebook. Laundry family attorney Steve Bertolino said in a statement to Fox News: “Chris and Roberta Laundry have been informed that the remains found yesterday at the reserve actually belong to Brian. We have no further comment at this time and we would like to ask.” that you respect the privacy of the family”.

Remember that, last week, officials said the boy was just as likely to be alive that he eventually lost his life.