INTERNET sleuths trying to track down Gabby Petito’s missing fiancé believe they have proof he’s still active online.
After investigating the disappearance and subsequent arrests of his ex-partner, 22, Brian Laundrie vanished from his Florida family home.
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Authorities confirmed that Gabby’s body was found in Wyoming and that her former fiance remains a “person of interest” in the homicide probe.
Internet users interested in the case claim they have proof that Brian is still updating various social media platforms.
According to them, Gabby disappeared shortly after Gabby created a Spotify Playlist named ‘Selfconsomption.
Online sleuths claim that the playlist’s title has been changed from ‘Selfconsomption’ to ‘Nomatic Statik, which is the name for the travel YouTube channel Brian and Gabby started.
Another claim is that Gabby’s fiancé has been unfollowing accounts on Instagram as the number of people he is following has decreased.
Other accounts could have blocked him or unfollowed him.
This comes after a woman claimed she spotted a man who she is now certain was Brian “acting weird” around the area where Gabby was found dead.
Jessica Schultz (38), a graphic designer, camped at Spread Creek in Wyoming with her friends from August 22 to 29.
Jessica stated that she saw a white male, and a van with a white color on August 26. She said she saw the vehicle two more days, on the 27th and 28th.
The graphic designer said the man was “acting weird”.
She said: “You know when you’re out in the middle of nowhere, your hackles go up when you see something that’s out of the ordinary.”
It was bodycam footage released by police in Utah last week that, Jessica said, convinced her to come forward.
The alleged sighting came just days after a man, known only as Chris, claimed that he saw Gabby and Brian fight on August 12, according to aMoab City Police statement.
Police were called following an “incident” involving the couple outside a grocery store on that day.
The witness alleged he heard Gabby call Brian “mean”.
As they traveled the midwest, the couple visited national parks in Kansas and Utah.
A witness told cops that “something seemed off” as they appeared to be having a “dispute” and “talking aggressively”.
Chris stated: “They were fighting over a phone at one point.
“It appeared that he didn’t want her in the white van. He took the wheel and followed her. She was once punching him in his arm.
“She eventually climbed in/over him and over to the passenger seat. I heard her say ‘why do you have to be so mean.’
“I wasn’t sure how serious this was. It was hard to tell if they were sort of play fighting but from my point of view, something definitely didn’t seem right.”
The couple were roughly two months into a four-month adventure when Brian returned to hisFloridahome with their van on September 1.
His family reported him missing last Wednesday and police began searching a 24,000-acre Florida natural reserve over the weekend.
Gabby was last seen with her family on August 25, as she and Brian reached Wyoming’s nature reserve.
She is believed to have been killed in a homicide, according to an initial autopsy report, FBI Denver said.
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