What did Brian’s notebook say?
The 23-year-notebook, old’s which was discovered close to his remains in the Carlton Reserve, was discovered to contain written comments in which Laundrie took ownership of the death of Gabby Petito, according to the FBI’s announcement in January. The public’s interest in the case has centred on the notebook, which may also be used as…
The 23-year-notebook, old’s which was discovered close to his remains in the Carlton Reserve, was discovered to contain written comments in which Laundrie took ownership of the death of Gabby Petito, according to the FBI’s announcement in January.
The public’s interest in the case has centred on the notebook, which may also be used as evidence in the civil lawsuit Petito’s parents have brought against Laundrie’s parents.
What did Brian’s notebook say?
On Friday, when attorneys for the families met with the FBI in Tampa to take ownership of personal goods, a piece of the notebook Brian Laundrie left behind as a confession to the murder of Gabby Petito was made public.
A passage from the journal reads, “I ended her life.” “I felt it was compassionate and that it was what she wanted, but I now realize all the errors I committed. I was scared. I was stunned. But I knew I couldn’t continue without her from the minute I made the decision to end her suffering.
