The FBI with an arrest warrant in the case of Gabe – his girlfriend is still missing

The FBI with an arrest warrant in the case of Gabe – his girlfriend is still missing

The 23-year-old, missing since last week, is now officially wanted by the FBI. The arrest warrant is not related to the death of his girlfriend Gabriel “Gabi” Pettito (22 years old), but rather to the illegal use of a bank card. According to the FBI, Laundry is said to have spent the equivalent of 10,000 kronor on a bank card that did not belong to him from August 31 to September 1. He knew the bank card code, as the local newspaper wrote My Sun Coast.

Neighbors reply

On September 1, Laundry showed up at his parents’ house, after he was on a trip he went with his girlfriend Gabby. She was not with him, despite the fact that he was driving her truck, and Gabe was later found murdered on the outskirts of a national park in Wyoming.

Recently, Laundry’s parents’ neighbors went to the media with their notes on 9/11, the day she reported Gabe’s loss to her mother. Neighbors Charlene and William Guthrie say they noticed Laundry and his parents packing their belongings and leaving their home in a caravan on the same day Pettito was reported missing.

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Steiner Formit Som et al. Lagt Ned Poe Steedt Heifer 22-Arginine Play Vane Trained. Lost Traveler Stone Cross points to a spot in Bridger-Teton National Forest in northwest Wyoming, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021, where the remains of Gabriel “Gabe” Pettito were discovered Sept. 19 near Spread Creek. Gary Ryder, a friend of Pettito’s stepfather, James Schmidt, told The Independent that they visited the site on September 22 and erected the memorial. Ryder also said that a larger cross about 50 yards and closer to the river, “has not been done by anyone associated with the search or recovery of Gabi.” (Bradley J. Bonner/Jackson Hole News and Guide via The Associated Press) Photo: Bradley J. Boner / Jackson Hole News & Guide / AP / NTB

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New details from the parents

Neighbors were surprised that the couple were on a camping trip with their adult son in such a small caravan. Since then, none of the neighbors have seen the son at home, and it is not certain exactly when the parents returned home. On September 14, three days after neighbors saw the family leaving the caravan, the parents reported Laundry missing. Since then, the police and the FBI have been searching for the 23-year-old in the nature area near the house.

New details about Laundry’s disappearance have now been revealed. According to the parents, the son left the house to go for a walk. They’ll realize later that he’s left without his phone and wallet, and they’re afraid he might be a danger to himself, he writes. CNN.

Take a trip

22-year-old Gabi Pettito went missing on a trip with her boyfriend.  She was later found murdered in a picnic area in Wyoming.  Photo: North Port Police Department / AP

22-year-old Gabi Pettito went missing on a trip with her boyfriend. She was later found murdered in a picnic area in Wyoming. Photo: North Port Police Department / AP

Pettito and Londry set out for a trip in July, and were due to end their trip in Oregon in October. They were supposed to document their trip on Instagram, but just two months after they set off on a trip, Gabe is gone.

On August 12, police arrested the couple in Utah after a report of violence. A police video showing Pettito’s annoyance shows that she hit Laundry in a fight. The police asked them to spend the night away, but they did not open a case.

Petio’s last safe sighting was when the couple walked out of a Salt Lake City hotel on August 24. One week later, Laundry arrived at her parents’ home in the truck the couple had taken off for a ride, and two weeks later, Pettito was found murdered.

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The police are still searching for Laundry, who disappeared without a trace.

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