Brian Laundrie
A resolution was “reluctantly agreed” upon by all parties, her family said after suing Laundrie's family for emotional distress.
New court documents reveal what a “panicked” Brian Laundrie told his parents shortly after killing fiancée Gabby Petito in 2021.
The Laundries promptly hired an attorney and expressed hope for Gabby's return after she was reported missing, according to a legal filing citing a recent deposition.
“If you’re in jail, I will bake a cake with a file in it. If you need to dispose of a body, I will show up with a shovel and garbage bags,” Roberta Laundrie wrote to her son.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Roberta Laundrie said her letter to her son has been taken out of context, but a Petito family attorney said it could be “damning” evidence in a civil trial.
Roberta Laundrie has asked that the letter, which she says is being taken out of context, not be released as evidence in a lawsuit by Gabby Petito's family.
A lawyer for Petito’s parents said any money received will be dedicated to locating missing people and curbing domestic violence.
The game show's mention of the case in a clue had pretty much nothing to do with the correct response.
The Moab Police Department is accused of disregarding signs of domestic violence between the 22-year-old and her boyfriend in the weeks before her death.
“Watching it is very painful, and I wanted to jump to the screen and rescue her,” her mother said of the video showing her interaction with police before her death.