I mentioned on a previous episode that I was going to try and get an update together regarding the Gabby Petito case.

Sorry I wasn't able to get around to that sooner than now, but sometimes life can get in the way of a good podcast recording, I can tell you.

But back to Gabby, man, there's just really nothing much, nothing grand, are incredible to

really say about this.

For those of you who haven't saw the news yet, and it's been out for a little bit now,

Gabby's fiancé, Brian, the likely suspect in her murder, who was found dead in an environmental park

there in Florida, pretty close by where he lived. Several of his own items were found there along

with his remains, and they've not really put out too much as far as what remains were there.

But from what they're kind of tiptoned around, it sounds like he may have killed himself

while he was out there and some animals got a hold of his body.

There was nothing explicitly said about a suicide, but it was kind of hinted around to it.

When they got out there and found some bones, and that's apparently all they did find,

they had to match up dental records to prove that it was, in fact, him.

They did say that it was bones, not flesh, that was left there.

So it sounds like he may have been out there for a little bit,

and some animals got a hold of him and did what they do.

If any of y'all have been down to Florida, especially around that area,

you know, there's a lot of critters down that way that'll literally eat you.

Of course, they got alligators, but most people who don critters down that way that'll literally eat you. Of course, they got alligators,

but most people who don't live down that way,

they're not aware of some of the other larger animals they have down there.

They do have panthers that are running wild out there.

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