Brian Laundrie could walk over Mexico border ‘naked and on fire’ & no one would notice, says Most Wanted’s John Walsh
BRIAN Laundrie could walk over the US-Mexico border "naked with his hair on fire" and no one would recognize him, America’s Most Wanted host John Walsh says.
The fugitive, 23, has been missing for almost a month and cops do not know his whereabouts.
He told ID Wednesday: “He (Laundrie) could walk across the border naked with his hair on fire and nobody would notice him.
“I think that’s maybe where he’s hiding – and somebody might be helping him.”
Walsh alleged that may be helping the 23-year-old. There is no evidence to support these claims.
The criminal investigator said he's received thousands of potential leads.
Walsh said: “Most of them are about my theory of his father driving him to the Mexican border and letting him go through Mexico.”
He also thinks the fugitive is alive and claimed he It's not known if Laundrie is carrying a weapon.
Walsh said: “I believe he’s out there with the aid of his parents. I believe they might have given him a gun. And I would hate to see someone else become a victim of this guy.”
The TV host says he has also received calls about . There is no evidence suggesting Laundrie is in the country.
Laundrie was reported missing on September 17 – days after allegedly telling his parents that he was going for a hike in the
The 25,000-acre national park is home to alligators, venomous snakes, Florida panthers, and bears.
Survivalists say that police should’ve found evidence by now if Laundrie is hiding out in the park.
In an interview with , wilderness expert Mark Burrow said that the fact cops haven’t might indicate that Laundrie wasn’t there.
Former US Marshal Lenny DePaul believes the fugitive is "sleeping with one eye open" as he fears law enforcement's next move.
'HE'S GONNA MESS UP'
He told the: “He’s gonna mess up. He’s going to make a mistake.”
Reality TV star Dog the Bounty Hunter has been scouring the Fort de Soto campground in Florida in the hunt for clues.
He discovered a can that looked like it had been recently discarded. It’s not known if the can was Laundrie's.
Dog's team is also investigating potential leads from Colorado to Hawaii as the search intensifies, according to .
Teton County Coroner confirmed that the vlogger died by .
He added that the vlogger's predicted death was . The body was for this time.
The doctor also confirmed that at the time of her death.
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The Laundrie family lawyer Steve Bertolino branded Gabby’s death a “tragedy”.
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