$30K reward offered for information on Brian Laundrie’s whereabouts as search continues
News 12 has learned the FBI was back at the home Brian Laundrie shared with his parents in Florida.
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Sep 27, 2021, 11:49 AM
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Updated 1,105 days ago
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12 has learned the FBI was back at the home Brian Laundrie shared with his
parents in Florida.
The
FBI requested some personal items belonging to Laundrie this weekend to match DNA.
Meanwhile, a $30,000 reward is being offered for information on
his whereabouts.
Laundrie's parents told police he was missing since Sept. 14, a few days before
girlfriend Gabby Petito’s body was found in Wyoming.
An attorney for Brian Laundrie tells News 12 that his parents are concerned and hope the FBI locates him. He says the perception by some that they helped Brian leave the home is "just wrong."
LIVE BLOG: Updates from the Gabby Petito case
Police have been searching for Laundrie in Florida's
Carlton Reserve outside of North Port.
On Long
Island, a memorial
was held Sunday for Petito. Thousands came to honor the Blue Point native and
pay their respects.
Gabby's
father, Joseph Petito, asked mourners not to be sad — but to be inspired by his
daughter's loving heart and zest for life.
Petito's family has started a foundation in her name.
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