Police obtained cell tracking data

Florida Police investigating the disappearances of Gabby Petito and her fiance, Brian Laundrie, have obtained cell phone tracking data for them – but still need to obtain search warrants to gain “full access.”

North Port investigators are unable to track the location of the phones in real time, although they now have limited access to information on the couple’s movements, according to ABC7 reporter Jeff Butera.

“They need search warrants for the devices. North Port PD is still working to get ‘full access’ to phones,’ Butera wrote on Twitter.

Petito, 22, disappeared on a cross-country trip with Laundrie, 23, in a converted van to visit national parks in the western United States.

Police said Laundrie got into the pickup truck alone at his North Port, Florida home on September 1.

During this time. Petito’s family reported her missing on September 11 after she lost contact with them.

She last spoke to her family on August 25 from Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.

In the last text from her phone to her family on Aug. 30, Petito said she ended up in Yellowstone National Park, about 900 miles away in California – though her mother is skeptical of it. sending the message.

Laundrie’s family refused to let authorities speak to him and they claimed on Saturday that he had gone missing a few days earlier from their home.