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Well by now you've all heard the story of Gabby Petito, the young van life blogger whose

fiance returned from a cross-country trip without her. The search for Gabby ended last Sunday

when a body matching her description was found at a campsite in Wyoming. Her fiance, Brian

Laundry, is on the run. And top investigators believe his family may have worked to help

him escape before the police could question him. We're getting new details on all of

that. This as we learn that the coroner has ruled that it was but Gabby's body and that

her death was a homicide. Joining me now for the very latest in the case is Brian Enten.

He's a correspondent for news nation and he's been following all the details on this case

since this story broke in just a bit. We're going to be joined by our legal panel, Mark

Eiglarge and Arthur Eidala, both of whom have an extensive history in criminal law as lawyers.

And but I want to get the facts first with Brian. Brian, thank you so much for being here.

So the very latest as I understand it is this ruling from the coroner that indeed we knew

it was Gabby and that this was a homicide. But they've said precious little else in terms

of exactly how that homicide was committed. Yeah, that's right, Megan. I spoke with the

coroner yesterday, basically all they're confirming right now is that it's a homicide.

They won't give the exact cause of death and they say now everything has to go through

the FBI. So we're getting very little information from the actual local officials and while

you're living right now. As best we understand when when do we believe that Gabby died to

based on, you know, what we know in terms of the boyfriend returning back to Florida

and so on. Well, that's that's a good question. And we just don't know. I mean, we're hoping

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