Gabby Petito's killer Laundrie found by Dog?

Christina Coulter and Charlotte Mitchell and Harriet Alexander (DailyMail.co.uk, 9/28/21); Ashley Wells, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Dog the Bounty Hunter alerts cops to possible fugitive Brian Laundrie campsite (TMZ.com)

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Dumb TV actor Dog the Bounty Hunter on prowl for missing Brian Laundrie (msn.com)

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Dog the Bounty Hunter (with ridiculous hair) claims to have footage of Brian Laundrie and his parents arriving at Florida campsite days after Gabby went missing. But ONLY his parents left the site!

Duane Chapman, known as "Dog the Bounty Hunter," joined the manhunt for Brian Laundrie this past weekend.

On Monday Dog said he believed the Laundrie family had stayed at the Fort De Soto Park near St. Petersburg, 75 miles north of the family home in North Port. Dog said the family were there twice -- from Sept. 1-3 and 6-8.

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VIDEO: Gabby Petitio murder suspect, possible serial killer, and missing person Brian Laundrie was staying in nearby motel on the night Kylen Schulte and Crystal Turner were last seen alive

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White fugitive and murder suspect  and possible serial killer Laundrie, 23, was reported missing by his family on Sept. 17, with them telling police he disappeared three days prior, possibly for Carlton Reserve.

Search efforts have concentrated so far on the 25,000-acre [Everglades-style] swamp but without success amid treacherous conditions.

Where is Laundrie? Here's a map of the area.

Josh Taylor, North Port Police spokesman, announced on Monday that the search for Laundrie in Carlton Reserve was to be scaled back. "The FBI is now leading the search," Taylor told news outlets. "It will be scaled back and targeted based on intelligence."

Rancher Alan McEwen does not believe Laundrie is in the reserve now as the conditions are too difficult for humans to survive on foot for a long period. He added that, if Laundrie had died in the area, buzzards would have indicated that. More