Missing Brian Laundrie: John Walsh confident the public will locate Gabby Petito's on-the-run fiance

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Brian Laundrie remains missing in action as law enforcement
marks another day on the nationwide manhunt, but former
"America’s Most Wanted" host John Walsh believes the public will
find Gabby Petito’s fiancé in the end.

Based on Walsh’s extensive history of locating missing persons –
more than 1,400 most-wanted fugitives and 61 missing children –
he explained that tips from civilians have almost always cracked
the case, and he has received numerous tips on the Florida man's
whereabouts.

"We did get multiple tips yesterday, our hotline blew up because
it’s the people that will find this guy," he told "The Story
with Martha MacCallum."

LAUNDRIE'S FLORIDA NEIGHBORS SAY FAMILY APPEARED TO GO ‘CAMPING’
AFTER BOYFRIEND RETURNED RFOM WYOMING

"I tell people you can text me, you can call me. I don’t trace,
I don’t tap the phone," he went on. "I know people don’t want to
call cops because they think they’ll get dragged into it. I
don’t care if you’re legal, illegal, where you are, just text me
or call me. And that’s how I’ve caught all these people because
the public is my supporters."

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Walsh broke down how he thinks the "dirty Laundries," as he
referred to the Laundrie family, helped their son cover up the
incident connected to Petito’s death, including taking a
suspicious family weekend trip upon his return home in a small
attached camper.

"He scrubbed that van, the parents helped him," he said. "I know
they got rid of the evidence… [Brian Laundrie] was in that
camper when the father and mother went out, I would guarantee
it. And I’ve been doing this 33 years."

"He was in that camper when they went on a little trip before
[Petito] was reported missing and they bought him five extra
days with that ruse," he continued. "That kid has been throwing
red herrings everywhere."

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The expert went on to suggest that law enforcement could have
saved Petito’s life, especially if the 911 operator had reported
the claim that Laundrie was seen putting his hands on Petito in
Utah to the police. Instead, the cops' report was written up to
target Laundrie as the victim.

"How the hell did the FBI and the North Port police let this kid
slip out of the house?" he asked. "What the hell is going on?"
Walsh asked.

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Dead social media addicts <back...@nytimes.com> wrote:
> Brian Laundrie remains missing in action as law enforcement
> marks another day on the nationwide manhunt, but former
> "America’s Most Wanted" host John Walsh believes the public will
> find Gabby Petito’s fiancé in the end.
>
> Based on Walsh’s extensive history of locating missing persons –
> more than 1,400 most-wanted fugitives and 61 missing children –
> he explained that tips from civilians have almost always cracked
> the case, and he has received numerous tips on the Florida man's
> whereabouts.
>
> "We did get multiple tips yesterday, our hotline blew up because
> it’s the people that will find this guy," he told "The Story
> with Martha MacCallum."
>
> LAUNDRIE'S FLORIDA NEIGHBORS SAY FAMILY APPEARED TO GO ‘CAMPING’
> AFTER BOYFRIEND RETURNED RFOM WYOMING
>
> "I tell people you can text me, you can call me. I don’t trace,
> I don’t tap the phone," he went on. "I know people don’t want to
> call cops because they think they’ll get dragged into it. I
> don’t care if you’re legal, illegal, where you are, just text me
> or call me. And that’s how I’ve caught all these people because
> the public is my supporters."
>

Did Walsh have a stroke or what?

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