GABBY Petito shared that she had “big plans for 2021” in a TikTok video ahead of her journey with fiancé Brian Laundrie.
The tragic vlogger, 22, posted a series of Polaroid photos of the couple in January this year.
She wrote: “#reminiscing #2020 #memories, we have a lot of plans for this new year!#Staytuned #vanlifetravel. “
The images show the couple in several others in 2020.
In a TikTok video for Valentine’s Day, Gabby shared videos and images with Brian, writing, “Happy Valentine’s Day #goodvibes #valentine #love #travel #xoxo. “
Gabby and Brian were about two months away from their planned four months across the country to U. S. national parks. USA Before Gabby disappeared around August 27.
They update their fans with videos and images of their trip.
The clips show the couple dining al fresco and taking photos of their tent and van.
Gabthrough’s painting discovered in a Wyoming national park on Sept. 19 after he reported it was missing through his parents on Sept. 11.
Read our Gabby Petito blog for the latest news and updates. . .
An initial autopsy concluded that his death was a homicide.
Police officers are now hunting Laundrie after he reported his fault to police on Sept. 17.
Three days earlier, he reportedly told them he was going to walk on the Carlton Reservation in Sarasota but did not return.
Dog the Bounty Hunter joined the big quest for Laundrie this week.
The TV star and a K-9 team discovered a new makeshift camp in brian’s chase.
Duane “Dog” Chapman and his team sniffed a new Monster Energy Ultra Gold can deep in the forests of Shell Island, off the coast of Florida, near Fort De Soto Park.
The previous Wednesday it emerged that Laundrie had spent the night in the park with her parents, just days after returning from her adventure across the country with Gabby.
The discovery has been shown to be laundry.
The bounty hunter and former TV host believes Fort De Soto Park in Florida’s Pinellas County, which is located about 75 miles from Laundrie’s North Port house, is now prime territory to locate Laundrie.
Laundrie cited as a user of interest in Gabby’s disappearance.
He is also wanted on a court order for alleged bank fraud after racking up $1,000 in fees on a debit card believed to have belonged to Gabby.
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