Dr Michael Baden said he believed the FBI was being 'very cautious' because the agency doesn't want to make a mistake.
Baden said that investigators in this case did the"reverse" of what agencies typically do in releasing the manner of death before the cause.Rick Stafford, a spokesperson for Petito's family, did not respond to requests for comment fromPetito, was last seen alive in Grand Teto, Wyoming, on a cross-country road trip with her fiancée Brian Laundrie on August 25. The couple left in mid-June.
Laundrie returned to his parents' home in North Port, Florida on September 1 without Petito. His parents said they last saw him at their home on September 13, and that Laundrie told them he was going camping in the Carlton Nature Reserve in Florida but failed to return.aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, has joined the search in hopes he can find Laundrie.Dennis Davis, a hiker, confirmed he spoke with a man he later believed to be Laundrie
along the border of Tennessee and North Carolina on the Appalachian Trail at around 12.30 a.m. on Saturday. A makeshift memorial dedicated to Gabby Petito is located near the North Port City Hall on September 21, 2021 in North Port, Florida. The FBI’s decision not to share the cause of Petito’s death when the manner was announced and withhold her remains from her family is “very unusual”, according to the former chief forensic pathologist for New York State Police.
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