LAST MOMENTS

Inside Gabby Petito’s final days on cross-country road trip from FaceTiming with family to visiting Arches National Park

GABBY Petito spent her final days FaceTiming with family and visiting national landmarks as she continued on her cross-country road trip with fiance Brian Laundrie.

The vlogger, 22, had documented their journey, using the hashtag VanLife, after the couple set off in June from Florida and headed West.

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Gabby Petito visited Arches National Park in UtahCredit: Instagram / Gabby Petito
Gabby had documented their journey, using the hashtag VanLifeCredit: Instagram
The couple set off in June from Florida and headed WestCredit: Instagram @gabspetito

They had planned to end their trip in October in Oregon, documenting each stage of the adventure online with pictures and video blogs of their time together.

But after Laundrie returned his family home in North Port on September 1 and Gabby's Instagram posts came to an abrupt stop days earlier concerns were quickly raised for her safety.

WORST FEARS

Gabby's family's fears were confirmed on Sunday when a body was found at a national park in Wyoming.

Two days later a coroner confirmed it to be Gabby's, saying the initial manner of death is homicide.

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Now Brian remains missing, after being named as a person of interest in the case.

Gabby had started her trip with her fiance in June, with Gabby posting photos of herself barefoot in Gove County, Kansas.

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She continued to share images of their journey through Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado and later Utah's Zion National Park and Arches National Park.

She shared insights into their time on the road, writing: "Turning this Ford transit essentially into a camper was such an adventure in itself, but I couldn't love the way it turned out more!"

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She added: "All the places it's brought us so far have been amazing!"

In a separate post, Gabby said: "We hiked up here in about 100° and it was so nice coming back to our campsite, watching the sky fill with dark clouds, and view the lightning storm in the nice cool air of the light rain.

On July 22 she shared: "Rain sounds like a negative thing when camping, but after coming back from a strenuous long hike in the sun with no shade for miles, it's nice to lay listening to the cold rain hit your tent and fight (Laundrie) for the blanket."

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