The parents of Brian Laundrie, who murdered Gabby Petito, have been shunned by their Florida neighborhood in a "unanimous" vote of hatred towards the couple, with people leaving dog waste on their property
Christopher and Roberta Laundrie have become increasingly isolated by their community. Neighbors have told the New York Post that this alienation is likely to intensify following the release of Netflix's "American Murder: Gabby Petito".
The documentary portrays the Laundries as aloof and unwelcoming towards Petito during her relationship with their son. More damningly, it highlights accusations that the family obstructed the investigation and withheld cooperation in finding Petito after she was reported missing on September 11, 2021.
Local resident Miriam Woodby, who resides close to the Laundrie household in North Port, shared her growing anger with the series: "The more I watched, the more pissed I got," she confessed. "When I pass their house, I get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. I hate them, and I've never even met them. I wish they'd just leave."
Another neighbor, whose home borders the Laundrie property, echoed the sentiment, branding them "Just horrible people, in my belief," and adding, "It's unanimous. No one wants anything to do with them."
The sentiment among neighbors is harsh, with one expressing deep animosity: "I wish them nothing but the worst," and adding, "Seriously. I hope they know how much we all hate them here. I hope they know they don't have any friends."
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Jorge Ruiz, another local, disclosed that the Laundrie family's yard has become a target for scorn, with people tossing trash, including soiled diapers and dog waste, onto their lawn. On some occasions, individuals have even accosted Roberta Laundrie with verbal abuse as she moves between her car and home.
Gabby Petito's tragic story takes a darker turn as new insights unveil her secret struggle and desperate attempts to escape from Brian Laundrie. Ruiz sarcastically commented on the situation: "Yeah, my heart breaks for her," before delivering a cutting remark.
"That's what you get. That's what you get when you prolong the pain of innocent people to protect someone you know is guilty. You reap what you sow."
These words come as neighbors spill details about Petito's hidden cries for help, with one recounting how she witnessed the unfolding nightmare right across the street.
According to a documentary, Petito, only 22, confided in an ex-boyfriend, "I have a plan," expressing her intent to leave the 23-year-old Laundrie. She determinedly said, "I think I want to leave him. I'm going to do it. I have to figure out when to do it."
Another neighbor bluntly expressed outrage to The Post: "That family destroyed her." The young travelers spent the summer of 2021 exploring the western U.S. in their white van, sharing the journey on YouTube, but the trip ended with Laundrie returning home to North Port without Petito on September 1.
After failing to extract information from the Laundries, Petito's family reported her missing on September 11. Sadly, her body was found in Grand Teton National Park eight days later, resulting from strangulation at the hands of Laundrie. In the wake of Petito's death, and amidst growing frustration over the lack of cooperation, the US District Court of Wyoming issued a warrant for Laundrie's arrest.
His parents, however, remained silent on his whereabouts. A month after the initial search, the remains of Brian Laundrie were found in a Florida nature reserve, alongside his backpack and notebook, revealing his suicide and a written confession to the murder of Gabby Petito. Attempts to reach the Laundrie family attorney, Steven Bertolino, for comments by The Post via phone message or email remained unanswered.
In the wake of these events, new bodycam footage has emerged, painting Christopher and Roberta Laundrie, parents of the deceased, as uncooperative during questioning by authorities about the Long Island native's whereabouts. With the release of a Netflix docuseries this Monday, tensions have been reignited within the Laundries' palm tree-adorned community...
Gabby Petito's tragic story takes a darker turn as new insights unveil her secret struggle and desperate attempts to escape from Brian Laundrie. Ruiz sarcastically commented on the situation: "Yeah, my heart breaks for her," before delivering a cutting remark.
"That's what you get. That's what you get when you prolong the pain of innocent people to protect someone you know is guilty. You reap what you sow."
These words come as neighbors spill details about Petito's hidden cries for help, with one recounting how she witnessed the unfolding nightmare right across the street.
According to a documentary, Petito, only 22, confided in an ex-boyfriend, "I have a plan," expressing her intent to leave the 23-year-old Laundrie. She determinedly said, "I think I want to leave him. I'm going to do it. I have to figure out when to do it."
Another neighbor bluntly expressed outrage to The Post: "That family destroyed her." The young travelers spent the summer of 2021 exploring the western U.S. in their white van, sharing the journey on YouTube, but the trip ended with Laundrie returning home to North Port without Petito on September 1.
After failing to extract information from the Laundries, Petito's family reported her missing on September 11. Sadly, her body was found in Grand Teton National Park eight days later, resulting from strangulation at the hands of Laundrie. In the wake of Petito's death, and amidst growing frustration over the lack of cooperation, the US District Court of Wyoming issued a warrant for Laundrie's arrest.
His parents, however, remained silent on his whereabouts. A month after the initial search, the remains of Brian Laundrie were found in a Florida nature reserve, alongside his backpack and notebook, revealing his suicide and a written confession to the murder of Gabby Petito. Attempts to reach the Laundrie family attorney, Steven Bertolino, for comments by The Post via phone message or email remained unanswered.
In the wake of these events, new bodycam footage has emerged, painting Christopher and Roberta Laundrie, parents of the deceased, as uncooperative during questioning by authorities about the Long Island native's whereabouts. With the release of a Netflix docuseries this Monday, tensions have been reignited within the Laundries' palm tree-adorned community...
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