Brian Laundrie sleuths think his ‘fun’ Itchy & Scratchy art which he wants to add blood, gore & axes to holds ‘clues’
BRIAN Laundrie's art featuring "blood" and "a lot of gore" could give clues to how Gabby Petito died, according to internet sleuths closely following the case.
The wanted man's features pictures of him and Gabby interspersed with art inspiration and his own drawings, many of which show disturbing themes of blood and violence.
One shows several sketches of cartoon character heads, alongside the caption: "This was a fun one! I wanna give them little bodies with blood spraying from there necks, a lot of gore, maybe an axe or a chainsaw, generic Itchy and Scratchy stuff:)"
Users in the comments section immediately jumped on the post, drawing attention to "clues" it might provide to .
One user commented: "EVERYONE uhhh did you notice in the caption it says he wants them to have blood spraying from their necks, a lot of gore maybe an axe or a chainshaw, generic itchy and scratchy stuff and then they decide to have a 'van life' and travel cross countries its honestly scary"
Another had a theory that returning to Florida because he was creating "some sort of art" with Gabby's body.
"He spent august 28th, a whole day with a dead body. I can only imagine he tried to make some sort of art and that explains how they were so easily able to identify it as a homicide."
WANTED MAN
The furious search across country for the 23-year-old continues as followers of the case await the full results of .
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on Thursday to "to collect some personal items belonging to Brian that will assist the canines in their search for Brian," according to Steven Bertolino, the Laundrie family's attorney.
Authorities are also investigating the possibility that Brian bought a burner phone on September 14, the day that he went missing.
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A source told that Brian purchased a phone at the AT&T store with an "older woman" on the same day he disappeared after his parents Chris and Roberta say he went off for a hike.
Agents are said to be looking into security footage taken at the store near his parent's home in North Port, Florida.
The store said in a statement to The Sun: "We're not confirming or denying anything and we're not making any statements, thank you and have a great day."
Bertolino insisted that Brian's only phone was his old one, which he left at his home before his sudden disappearance.
He said: "To my knowledge, they did purchase a new phone and it's the same phone that Brian left home and which the FBI is in possession of."
Bertolino also revealing the family believes .
He said of Brian's parents: "They are concerned but hopeful that he is found alive."
FURIOUS SEARCH
The police search after North Carolina police received several tips of Brian sightings this past week.
Officers in Watauga County pulled over a car after receiving a tip, but found nothing relevant to the search for Brian.
They are continuing to monitor social media after many claimed to have seen Brian in Boone, North Carolina, but nothing has been verified so far.
“If there’s something legitimate, we’ll check it out. And if there’s something more to it, then the FBI will be contacted, but not on every call," said Watauga County Sheriff Len Hagaman.
It comes as a lawyer claimed on TikTok that the , but are not ready to bring him into custody.
Jarred Dunn, from Alabama, explained why he believes that authorities could be holding off on an arrest on a video posted on Wednesday.
He said: "If you all think the authorities do not know where this guy is, you are living in Wonderland."
According to Dunn's theory, authorities are waiting to apprehend Brian because they do not yet have enough evidence to charge him with Gabby's murder.
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He claimed: "The police do not have enough evidence to convict [Brian] of murder.
"They went and got fraud charges to try to buy them some time and get the public off of their back."
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