It was confirmed on Tuesday KP Petito, American influence that disappeared while traveling with her boyfriend, She was strangled to death. This is clear from the results of the autopsy. “The cause of death is strangulation, in that sense it is murder.”Dr. Brent Blue explained at a news conference in Wyoming.
The autopsy will include a full body CT scan, forensic pathologist and forensic anthropologist tests and toxicological analysis. “So he closed practically all the sites,” the expert said. Also, the doctor Blue estimated that Petito’s body may have been exposed for three to four weeks. The young woman was traveling in a car with her boyfriend, Brian Laundry, until her family reported her missing on Sept. 11.
After Petito disappeared and a large search began, Laundry was declared the “interested person” in the case, but the young man refused to cooperate with the police and disappeared under his own authority.
The FBI has issued an arrest warrant for a 23-year-old man who left his parents’ home after traveling alone to his family home in Florida. Petito’s case It is still being investigated and the disappearance of her fianc has made progress in the case difficult. However, Dr. Blue refused to establish suspicions and insisted on it The autopsy only gives the cause of death.
The couple decided to embark on a journey in July, documenting on their social networks until the moment they disappeared. After the fight with Laundry, a police video will be released of Pettito crying. The disappearance of the young influence with more than a million followers on Instagram shocked the United States.
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