Gabby Petito

Joseph Petito says he was inspired to address racial disparities in missing persons coverage after learning of the term "missing white woman syndrome."

The handwritten letter was obtained by Gabby Petito's parents after a judge denied a motion for Laundrie's parents to withhold it.

A Florida judge has awarded Gabby Petito’s family $3 million in the wrongful death lawsuit they filed against Brian Laundrie’s family and estate in May.

Gabby Petito's family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab, Utah police department, seeking $50 million in damages for her murder in August 2021.

The interaction with Moab police, body cam footage of which was previously made public, preceded Petito eventually going missing and later being found dead.

In a new interview, Gabby Petito's mother also spoke on the personal importance of a sizable donation being given to the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

A Florida judge says the civil suit can move forward. As previously reported, Gabby's parents sued for intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Brian Laundrie's notebook, which was discovered by the FBI, reveals that he confessed to Gabby Petito's death, saying it was a mercy killing.

The wrongful death lawsuit was filed about two months after Petito's parents sued the family of Laundrie, who presumably killed Petito during a 2021 road trip.

The civil lawsuit, which was filed this month, alleges Laundrie's family was aware their son had killed Petito in 2021, and aided his flight from authorities.

Federal agents shared the detail while wrapping up their investigation into Petito's death. The notebook in question was reportedly found near Laundrie's body.

The film follows the life and disappearance of the 22-year-old who was at the center of a nationwide missing person search earlier this year.

Brian Laundrie's parents discovered a missing handgun, but failed to tell law enforcement due to the "frenzied atmosphere" surrounding the case.

Less than a month after Sarasota County Sheriff Kurt Hoffman shared that Brian Laundrie likely died by suicide, his family lawyer is now saying the same.

Laundrie family attorney, Steve Bertolino, told TMZ that the family is opting instead to have Brian’s remains cremated, with his ashes given to his parents.