Dog The Bounty Hunter Headed To Home Of Brian Laundrie's Sister Cassie For Chat, Not Giving Up Search For Fugitive Despite Injury
Dog The Bounty Hunter is ready to grill Brian Laundrie’s sister about what she knows about his disappearance.
Sources close to the 68-year-old reality star say he is headed over to Cassie Laundrie’s Florida home right now.
Dog wants to see if she knows more than she admitted last week during a series of interviews.
It’s unclear if Cassie plans to open the door for Dog but he is set to give it a whirl. He has been hot on the trail of the only ‘person of interest’ in Gabby Petito’s investigation. Dog recently hurt his ankle but is refusing to back down.
Last week, Cassie spoke outside her home to a group of protestors demanding answers. When asked if her brother killed Gabby, she replied, “I don’t know.”
Another person asked, “Do you think they're involved, your parents?" Cassie replied, “I don’t know.” In a separate interview, Brian’s sister said she would turn him in if she could and urged him to “come clean.”
Cassie even said her parents had cut her off and refused to talk to her after Brian went missing on September 13. Dog The Bounty Hunter previously tried to speak to Brian’s parents Roberts and Christopher, but they called the cops on him.
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The search for Brian has entered week 3 and the FBI doesn’t appear to have any clues to his whereabouts. As we previously reported, Gabby’s parents are on their way to Wyoming to pick up the remains of their 22-year-old daughter.
It comes a day after the coroner released the autopsy results. Officials said Gabby’s cause of death was strangulation and homicide. Her body was found in the Grand Teton National Park the same day Brian was reported missing by his family.
Last night, protestors showed up outside the Laundrie family home in North Port shouting, "You guys like to strangle people with your little b***h a** son. It's time to wake up and face the consequences."
