Gabby Petito

"This kid was not in a very good state of mind before and after this happened."

In a statement released by their attorney, Christopher and Roberta now claim they got the date wrong.

Lyssa's post comes hours after her sister ridiculed their dad's "staged" search, calling it a "publicity stunt."

Brian reportedly closed the unit because he and Gabby were thinking of "extending the road trip."

"I am losing my parents, and my brother, and my children's aunt, and my future sister-in-law."

She said her "mother's intuition" told her Gabby was gone.

"I hope my brother's alive because I want answers just as much as everybody else."

Cassie isn't sure of her brother's or parents' involvement.

The hiker told a reporter "he's positive" that the man he saw was Brian Laundrie.

A video of the spectacle made its way to Twitter.

The panicked hiker says he's "99.99 percent sure" he talked to Brian.

"You were sending us signs in Wyoming and continue to do so every day."

"The sooner you come clean about Pratt's body camera for the August 12 Petito/Laundrie matter, the better."

Some fans deemed the sketch as 'poor taste' and too soon to make fun of Gabby's family following her funeral.

The hiker said Brian told him he wanted to go to California but refused his suggestion to take nearby Interstate 40.

Attorney Steven Bertolino said Brian saw his sister Cassie twice in the first week of September.

Brian has collected a fanbase amid Gabby Petito's homicide.

"As a parent, you wanna protect your kids."

New body-cam footage reveals Gabby told officers that Brian hit her.

"To my knowledge, Cassie went for a day," the Laundries' attorney confirms.

The second officer's body-cam footage reveals Gabby's side of the story.

The responding officers marked "problem solved."

He claims Brian bought the phone on September 4, NOT 14.

The feds spent around 30 minutes on the property.

A local sheriff is calling out North Port authorities for "losing" their person of interest.

The professional bounty hunter is already trying to distance himself from the news.

Roberta and Christopher Laundrie had planned on going alone before Brian showed up.

Sleuths claim they spot a similar Monster can in Brian's mom's purse.

The fugitive hunter has officially launched his investigation into Brian's whereabouts.

The FBI obtained surveillance footage from a North Port, Florida, AT&T store.

The FBI is in possession of Brian's phone as the location of Gabby Petito's mobile remains a mystery.

Cops insist they are "unaware of any items of hers from inside the home."

The fugitive hunter is following several sighting leads.

Robert Lowery disappeared days before Gabby.

The two believe they have photo evidence.

Internet detectives are convinced she's using a secret device.

Dog The Bounty Hunter was the first to receive the tip.

"We are asking you to turn yourself in to the FBI."

"The Laundries did not help us find Gabby, they sure as not are going to help find Brian."

Dog The Bounty Hunter, who is searching for the fugitive, is investigating a tip Brian could still be in the area.

"They’re on camera. They were here.”

New dispatch audio reveals Roberta didn't want Dog's help, despite Brian being missing for newly two weeks.

Eyewitnesses say Brian began cussing out "stupid southerners and f---ing Republicans."

"It's ironic and tragic that [Gabby's] in this video and that this happened to her."

The search for Gabby Petito's fiancé is entering week two.

"RP [reporting person/party] states a male hit a female. Domestic."

"No buzzards, no body."

The parents for the 'person of interest' complied with the agency's demands.

Her father urged everyone at the funeral to take inspiration from the way his daughter lived.

An officer seen rushing into a neighbor's' yard and gawking over the fence into Laundrie's home before quizzing his mom.