Gabby Petito: Last News

Gabby Petito‘s family is NOT letting this go. And every bit of new evidence they find just paints a worse picture of the cop who let Brian Laundrie go after that infamous roadside interrogation.

Is the judge going to buy this? Is anyone??

Wow. For anyone following the Gabby Petito case who didn’t already think the Moab police stop was effed up, this photo is almost certain to change that.

The Gabby Petito case has taken another shocking turn.

The Moscow Police Department is ruling out yet another suspect in the University of Idaho murders.

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It’s been ten long months for the family of Alexis Gabe. But now they finally have some closure.

It’s no secret the officers who pulled over Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie screwed up. The bodycam footage has been viewed millions of times. We all watched as cops decided Gabby was “the primary aggressor” and threatened to put the distraught 22-year-old in jail for a night — while telling Brian he “did nothing wrong,” even apologizing to him for the inconvenience of the stop. And of course they sent the couple on their way, only for the poor girl to die at the hands of her fiancé just two weeks later.

Nichole Schmidt has now weighed in one of the most upsetting missing persons cases we’ve seen in a very long time.

This week marks one year since Brian Laundrie‘s body was found in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park in Florida. It was the end of a long search, but it wasn’t the end of the investigation — not even close.

The body of a missing woman from Texas was found in her teen son’s trunk — all the way in Nebraska.

In the wake of pushback by victims’ families to Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Kim Goldman is speaking out about TV producers who fail to alert survivors about their true crime TV shows.

“greedy” and “sick” for cashing in on the true-crime case. “The Gabby Petito Story” is set to premiere on Saturday — a little over a year after the travel blogger, 22, was strangled to death by her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, 23, while on a cross-country road trip.

her disappearance captured America’s attention last year, Gabby Petito’s ill-fated “van life” adventure with fiancé Brian Laundrie, the suspect in her murder who later committed suicide, is now being chronicled in the Lifetime true-crime film,. Only ET was on set with stars Skyler Samuels and Evan Hall as well as director Thora Birch, where they talked about the responsibility of telling this cautionary tale about domestic abuse in relationships. “When I  was presented with the opportunity to portray Gabby I was admittedly quite overwhelmed and it was a hard decision to make,” Samuels says, explaining that “it’s a big responsibility to play someone who was alive.” After failing to return home following a cross country trip, the 22-year-old travel vlogger was first reported missing by her parents in September 2021.

A Texas woman was shot and killed Friday evening. Sadly, she was eight months pregnant.

Monday marks the one-year anniversary of the horrible day vlogger Gabby Petito‘s body was found in Grand Teton National Park.

Another case the police have completely botched??

It’s been almost a year since the murder of Gabby Petito, and the case continues to be a source of frustration when it comes to the role of law enforcement.

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A California teen is missing after a massive party over the weekend — and police fear the worst.

The family of Gabby Petito announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab police who stopped her fiancé and killer, Brian Laundrie.