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A body was found Sunday in a national forest in Teton County, Wyoming, County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue to CNN. Blue said additional details are not available. Authorities had been looking for signs of a 22-year-old missing Gabby Petito in Grand Teton National Park, and the Denver FBI office announced on Twitter that authorities will hold a press conference on Petito’s disappearance at 4 p.m. MT in Grand Teton National Park would. While local and federal authorities are looking for Gabby Petito in a Wyoming national park, law enforcement is also working to find her fiancé Brian Laundrie, who his family says has not been seen since Tuesday 25,000 acres, according to police from North Port. The search resumed Sunday morning, North Port police said in a tweet, saying that investigators are “looking for something noticeable”. after his parents said he went here for crime, according to police, who began the investigation into Petito’s disappearance on Sept. 11 when her family reported her missing. Prior to her disappearance, Petito, 22, was on a road trip across several western states with Laundrie, leaving online reviews of campsites she visited. Laundrie returned to North Port, Florida without a petito on September 1, police. Officials later found the van the couple had traveled in at the house Petito shared with Laundrie and his parents in North Port, a town in Sarasota County about 80 miles south of Tampa. Police visited the house after Petito was reported missing, but Laundrie’s family refused to speak, Taylor said last week, giving authorities the information for their attorney instead. The house was searched Friday night when Laundrie’s family told police they hadn’t seen him in days. Laundrie family lawyer Steven Bertolino said Friday that Laundrie’s whereabouts are “currently unknown”. he is hiding. Gabby is missing. “The search for Petito Saturday included soil surveys carried out with the National Park Service and local authorities at Spread Creek Dispersed Camping Area in Bridger-Teton National Forest on the eastern edge of Grand Teton National Park. The office The FBI in Denver said in a tweet that the bureau said it was seeking help from anyone between the ages of 27 with a Florida plate and stickers on the back, according to an FBI missing person poster for Petito Laundrie’s “Big” Conservation Area Continues Before Efforts Ceased Saturday Night Due to the darkness, 50 police officers from five local agencies and the FBI were conducting their search for Laundrie in the “huge” Carlton reservation in Sarasota County, Florida, the said Police with “Nothing found. Efforts will start again on Sunday morning,” North Port police said on Twitter Including the use of drones and bloodhounds that took Laundrie’s clothing out of his home to get his scent, Taylor told a press conference at the crime scene that police initially focused their search on a nearby park of around 200 acres before moving extended to the rest of the reservation at home, Taylor said. Laundrie has “tremendous pressure” on him to provide answers about what is going on, Taylor said. When asked why Laundrie’s family didn’t tell the police his whereabouts until Friday, Taylor said, “That’s a great question.” You know we have obviously been trying to reach out to the family since (last) Saturday to get answers on this case “Taylor said) when her lawyer called you and said the family were concerned about Brian’s whereabouts.” Law enforcement continues to refer to both Petitos and Laundrie’s disappearances as “multiple missing persons investigations,” according to a statement from North Police Port on Friday.

A body was found Sunday in a national forest in Teton County, Wyoming, County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue to CNN.

Blue said additional details are not available.

Authorities had searched Grand Teton National Park for signs of a missing 22-year-old Gabby Petito.

The FBI branch in Denver announced on Twitter that authorities would hold a press conference on Petito’s disappearance at 4 p.m. MT in Grand Teton National Park.

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While local and federal authorities look for Gabby Petito in a Wyoming national park, law enforcement is also working to find her fiancé Brian Laundrie, who his family says has not been seen since Tuesday.

Recent efforts to locate Laundrie have shifted to a Florida wildlife sanctuary, according to the North Port Police Department, where dozens of officers and FBI agents are combing an area stretching over approximately 25,000 acres.

The search resumed Sunday morning, North Port police said in a tweet, writing that investigators are “looking for something after his parents said he came here”.

Laundrie’s family told police he left the house with his backpack on Tuesday and told them he was going to the reservation, North Port police spokesman Josh Taylor said on Saturday.

Laundrie, 23, is not wanted for a crime, according to police officers who began investigations into Petito’s disappearance on September 11 when her family reported her missing. Before her disappearance, 22-year-old Petito was on a road trip with Laundrie across several western states, leaving online reviews of the campsites they visited.

According to police, Laundrie returned to North Port, Florida on September 1 without a petito. Officials later found the van the couple had traveled in at the house Petito shared with Laundrie and his parents in North Port, a town in Sarasota County about 80 miles south of Tampa.

Police visited the house after Petito was reported missing, but Laundrie’s family refused to speak, Taylor said last week, giving authorities the information for their attorney instead.

The house was searched Friday night when Laundrie’s family told police they hadn’t seen him in days. Laundrie family lawyer Steven Bertolino said Friday that Laundrie’s whereabouts are “currently unknown”.

Richard Stafford, the Petito family’s lawyer, said in a brief statement to CNN: “All of Gabby’s family want the world to know that Brian is not missing, he’s hiding. Gabby is missing.”

The search for Petito Saturday included soil surveys carried out with the National Park Service and local authorities in Spread Creek Dispersed Camping Area in Bridger-Teton National Forest on the eastern edge of Grand Teton National Park, the FBI’s Denver branch said in a tweet with.

The bureau said it was seeking help from anyone who fell for Petito between the 27th, according to an FBI missing poster.

Laundry search in “large” nature reserve continues

Police said 50 law enforcement officers from five local authorities and the FBI were conducting their search for Laundrie on the “huge” Carlton reservation in Sarasota County, Florida, before efforts were halted due to darkness on Saturday night.

“Nothing was found. Efforts will resume on Sunday morning,” North Port police said on Twitter.

The search effort included the use of drones and bloodhounds using Laundrie’s clothes from his home to get his scent, Taylor said at a press conference at the search location on Saturday. Police initially focused their search on a nearby park of around 200 hectares before expanding to the rest of the reserve.

Police believe the vehicle Laundrie was driving may also have been on the reservation but has since been returned to the laundry house, Taylor said.

Laundrie has “tremendous pressure” on him to provide answers about what is going on, Taylor said.

When asked why Laundrie’s family didn’t tell police his whereabouts until Friday, Taylor said, “That’s a great question.”

“You know we have obviously been trying to reach the family since (last) Saturday for answers on this case,” said Taylor. “The first time we had an in-depth interview with them was (Friday) when their lawyer called and said the family was concerned about Brian’s whereabouts.”

Both Petito and Laundrie’s disappearances continue to be labeled “multiple missing persons investigations” by law enforcement, according to a statement by North Port police on Friday.