Gabby Petito autopsy press conference descends into chaos as journalist Brian Entin ‘hacked and asked horrible things’
GABBY Petito's autopsy press conference descended into chaos on Tuesday as a journalist was reportedly hacked and the coroner targeted with violent and homophobic threats.
Dr Brent Blue from the Teton County coroner's office was answering reporter questions after revealing that Gabby Pettio's cause of death was homicide by strangulation.
Entin claimed his account was hacked on Twitter once the briefing was swiftly ended.
"Someone hacked my name on the coroner's chat and asked horrible things I'm told. That wasn't me," .
"It was in the chat section where questions were typed.";
He later added that the coroner's office told him there were at least four people signed into the conference on Zoom under his name.
The message first began by asking for Entin's microphone to be unmuted.
When the account remained on mute, the messages became more aggressive saying "I'm gonna sue you f**king c**t" and "hope you get homicided [sic] you f****t."
It is unclear who is behind the hack.
Entin had asked questions earlier in the briefing without incident.
Dr Blue revealed earlier in the briefing that died of strangulation.
He also confirmed that when she died but could reveal no further details.
Information such as the t by the coroner.
Dr Blue would not comment on a potential suspect in her murder.
He would also not comment on her missing boyfriend .
An attorney for the Petito family revealed it was her card.
It was reportedly used between August 30 and September 1.
She was last seen in a restaurant in Wyoming with Laundrie on August 27.
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He returned to Florida in her van without her on September 1 and hired a lawyer.
Gabby was reported missing by her family on September 11 but Laundrie did not cooperate with the cops.
He was last seen on September 13 when his family said he went on a hike in the Carlton Reserve.
The area is being searched by the FBI while Dog the Bounty Hunter has mounted a search in Fort De Soto park after reportedly receiving a tip.
Gabby had previously claimed that Laundrie grabbed her face as he tried to get her to stay quiet when they were arguing in the street in Moab, Utah, on August 12.
Witnesses had called the cops after reportedly seeing Laundrie hit Gabby.
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The couple was ordered to separate for the night but no charges were brought.
The cops' response to the call is now under investigation.
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