Gabby Petito sleuths claim Laundrie made her cover up as she’s seen with shirt under strappy top despite being ‘too hot’
A NEW theory from internet sleuths claims Brian Laundrie has such control over his fiancee Gabby Petito that he forced her to cover up - as a pic shows her wearing a T-shirt under a strappy top despite her saying she was "too hot" in the layered outfit.
Internet users latched on to a picture posted to Gabby's Instagram in which she wears a white t-shirt under a lacy tank top.
She captioned the shot "It was absolutely way too hot for this outfit but I thought I looked cool so," causing sleuths lurking on her page to speculate if she was implying she felt "too hot" in the extra shirt.
One commented: "Was she forced to wear the white shirt under ?"
Another wrote of the caption: "read the caption maybe lol making something out of nothing"
Another replied: "this woman is missing and her boyfriend drove half way across the country in her van without reporting her missing. This isn't 'something out of nothin' type stuff."
It comes as sleuths are theorizing another of the murdered blogger's Instagram posts represented a cry for help.
The picture, a selfie with Brian from January 11, was captioned: "Been listening to morbid podcast all morning, and I'm obsessed @morbidpodcast," followed by a knife emoji.
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"Also thinking about how much I miss Charleston and ," it concludes, referencing Gabby's godmother.
One user commented "Woah...do you think she's been trying to say something since this post?!"
Another said "Ominous [as f**k]" while a third one asked, "but is she trying to hint something?";
Brian's autopsy results have come back inconclusive after the 23-year-old's remains were identified in the Carlton Reserve, near his parent's home in North Port, Florida.
His bones have been sent to a forensic anthoropolist for further examination.
As the investigation of the mysterious circumstances surrounding the pair's death, poice have zeroed in on a notebook found near Brian's remains.
Although it was recovered in a swampy, damp area, many are holding out hope that its contents are salvageable.
A backpack and dry bag were also found near the body, and will likely be taken to an FBI lab for analysis.
Brian's father Chrisopher Laundrie uncovered the dry bag after he and his wife Roberta joined the search.
The Laundrie family lawyer Steven Bertolino told reporters that Laundrie's parents had previously told authorities to search the area where they believed Laundrie to be - and where they found his belongings.
Bertolino later that Laundrie's parents were with two officers spread out on either side of the trail in that location.
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