Who was Gabby Petito, the young youtuber found dead who shocked the United States

After intense research, the FBI confirmed on Tuesday September 21, by the corresponding autopsy, that the body found at the eastern edge of Bridger-Teton National Park in Wyoming belonged to YouTuber Gabby Petito.

The remains of Petito (22) were discovered however on Sunday September 19, near the bottom of the river on the Spread Creek grounds. Next to the corpse was a makeshift memorial. Authorities could not say who did it.

After confirming that it was the Youtuber’s body, the family was notified and officially ended a search of almost two weeks. It was prompted by a request from the family of the young woman, who was on the move.

Since August 27, there was no reliable trace of her, Which opens a mystery as to where she was until the moment she was reported missing on September 17th and if she was really alive.

All America is looking for Gabby, an Instagram traveler

Who was Gabby Petito?

Petito She lived as the oldest of six siblings, all from New York City. Youtuber by choice, On July 2, he decides to go on a trip with his partner across the west of the country. It has been documented to upload it to social media and the video platform.

This project was called “#VanLife” (“#LifeInCamioneta”) and involved a trip through Florida, Kansas, Colorado and Utah in a Ford Transit van. After starting his journey with Brian Laundrie, it is that they both decided to get engaged informally.

The only YouTube video of them was posted on August 19 on the 7700 Nomadic Statik channel, with a montage of their travels over the past two years. Of the, there was no more precise information on the fate of the couple.

Editing came to a screeching halt at the end of this month. As for Laundry room refers, he returned home to Florida on September 1 but without Petito. He took a backpack, some groceries and started over, without any direction or certainty.

10 days later, the parents of the young YouTuber reported his disappearance. North Port City Police said the last week of August the couple were in the Grand Teton area of ​​Wyoming according to SMS.

Petito’s mother reported that August 30 was the last time she texted her daughter. Despite everything, she suspects that it was not her who sent him the texts. Also, the police force spoke of an altercation and set their sights on Laundrie.

As could also be known from the expertise of one of the phones, The two quarreled on July 12, which could have ended with the murder of the 22-year-old. So far, there is no evidence to prove it.

The laundry is a “person of interest”, a term used by the police to refer to a person who asks questions and who she could be involved in a potential investigation, but is not charged with a crime as such.

JFG / ED