Dog The Bounty Hunter's Other Daughter Comes Out Swinging, Defends Dad's Brian Laundrie Search After Sister Labels It A 'Publicity Stunt'
Dog The Bounty Hunter's daughter, Lyssa Chapman, is coming to his defense after her sister, Cecily, called his search for Brian Laundrie "staged" and a "publicity stunt."
Hours after one of the professional fugitive hunter's daughters questioned his motives for finding the missing 23-year-old "person of interest" in Gabby Petito's homicide, Lyssa took to her Twitter and made sure the public didn't lose focus.
"Update. The Hunt for Brian continues," the 34-year-old tweeted on Tuesday. Hyping up Dog's search efforts while reminding her followers that her father is a professional, Lyssa continued, "We let all the bad information cycle out. Remember we are still in need of your tips! 833-TELLDOG."
Earlier in the day, Lyssa's sister slammed their famous father and instructed him to "back off and let the FBI handle it."
As RadarOnline.com reported, Dog collected boat crews, canines, and a ground crew to scour the Carlton Reserve, where Brian's parents claimed he told them he was going on September 14 for a hike and never returned.
He's continued to keep his followers up-to-date with his search efforts and even alleged he turned over evidence to the FBI.
"Realistically, how is he doing this, what the hell is he doing, and who is funding this nonsense!?" Cecily told The Sun, adding, "It's just a publicity stunt. That's really what it is."
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She also scoffed at the idea that Dog has found anything of value that will help locate Brian. "What, you found a Monster Energy can? What does that do for anyone?" she asked, referring to an empty energy drink that he discovered while searching a "makeshift" campground.
Cecily also believes a recent video her father shared showing him sloshing through waist-deep water is "totally staged."
Dog's daughter makes it clear — she has zero confidence that the Bounty Hunter will find Brian, who has been missing for three weeks.
"To be completely honest with you, the FBI is never going to let Dog the Bounty Hunter catch Brian anyway- the FBI is way too prideful for that," Cecily insisted.
While Cecily still appears to be bitter about not being invited to her father's wedding, her sister has been working tirelessly with Dog in the search.
Brian's parents have remained tight-lipped, insisting they do not have any information on their son's whereabouts. His sister, however, doesn't know if they have any involvement in Brian's disappearance.
