Autopsy Photos Of Gabby Petito What Did The Report Reveal?

The doctors did not reveal autopsy photos of Gabby Petito; however, the autopsy report revealed the dark truth behind her death. The Bridger-Teton National Forest campground is where the bones of Gabby Petito were discovered.

The doctors did not reveal autopsy photos of Gabby Petito; however, the autopsy report revealed the dark truth behind her death. 

The Bridger-Teton National Forest campground is where the bones of Gabby Petito were discovered. 

The coroner determined on Tuesday that she died by strangulation, even though the initial autopsy established her identity and classified her death as a homicide.

During a virtual press conference discussing the complete autopsy report, Teton County, Wyoming Coroner Dr. Brent Blue provided information about Petito’s cause of death.

Dr. Blue claimed that Wyoming law barred him from disclosing the specifics of how he came to the conclusion that Gabby died by strangling. He was unable to specify if the strangulation was manual or whether any object was used.

Dr. Blue could claim in his remarks that Petito’s remains were probably outside for three to four weeks before being discovered. In this case, he claimed that the precise moment of death would not be known.

Experts believe that domestic abuse and murderous intent were likely present at the Wyoming campsite where Gabby Petito’s body was discovered last month and where her autopsy revealed she died of homicide by strangling.

Her fiance, Brian Laundrie, has been identified as a person of interest in her death and is sought on a federal bank card fraud warrant. 

She and Brian camped together before he drove back to Florida alone and eventually vanished.

According to the expert, Petito died three to four weeks before her dead body was found at Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming on September 19. 

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