Six bizarre Brian Laundrie behaviors from reading about serial killers, barefoot hikes, bloody art, & strange playlists
GABBY Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie displayed a series of bizarre behaviors before he vanished which may help to provide clues about where he is now, experts say.
Laundrie, 23, has now been missing for more than a month. He's said to have disappeared on September 13 after telling his parents he was going hiking in a Florida nature reserve but failed to return.
A coroner's report later confirmed she'd been
Laundrie is not yet considered a suspect in her death but he is the sole person of interest. He is also wanted for fraud charges after allegedly using a bank card belonging to Gabby in late August when she's already believed to have been killed.
As the search for him continues, a renowned psychologist told that there are some clues in his behavior prior to Gabby's death that may help to answer the question that's currently on the minds of many: is he dead or is he still alive?
Laundrie, meanwhile, was seen smiling and laughing with police, seemingly unemotional, Huysman believes.
, Laundrie denies striking Gabby and instead claims only to have pushed her in a bid to fend her off.
TV investigator Dog the Bounty Hunter and his team, meanwhile, have been scouring Fort De Soto Park for traces of Laundrie. The search has so far proved equally as fruitless.
Speaking in an , Dog wildly speculated that Laundrie may have been a "serial killer", pointing to what he called an obsession with the "dark side" and a "demonic past."
The read the horror-satire novel Lullaby by Chuck Palahniuk.
He said: “Reading is different than any other consumption of media, it takes more effort than staring at a screen half alive, it allows you to use your brain rather than melt it, and there is no author more stimulation to me than Chuck Palahniuk.”
Another claim is that Gabby's fiancé has been unfollowing accounts on Instagram as the number of people he is following has decreased.
The Laundrie family's lawyer, though, said the fugitive left home without his wallet or cellphone on the day that he disappeared.
ODD BEHAVIOR
Laundrie's social media accounts provide plenty of other examples of other behavior that have been called into question by sleuths and experts alike.
Laundrie shared images of ways to pack a backpack and camping hacks months before he vanished.
Other images show rock climbing gear and home electrical wiring.
Gabby’s best friend Rose Davis told that she believes Laundrie could survive in the wild for months.
However, a forensic psychologist told The Sun that Laundrie is not a master survivalist.
"I don't know whether he's dead or alive; I go back and forth just like you all.
"I don't think he's a master survivalist, a genius, or a criminal mastermind. If he killed himself, I don't think it was planned before he left for the reserve.
"I think this was likely a crime of passion, and it would not surprise me if he had no previous history of violence other than what we already know about his abuse of Gabby.
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"I can't see him pleading insanity - that's a pretty high bar. He's already shown motive and possible attempts to cover up or conceal the crime, and 'insane' people don't do that."
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