Today, Gabby's father joined police in
Northport while their family attorney
spoke out from hundreds of miles away,
both with the same plea,
begging her fiance to tell
investigators what he knows he was.
The last person known to be with her and
newly released body Cam video shows just
how contentious their relationship was.
Weeks before Gabby disappeared.
Tell me the calm down.
But I'm perfectly calm all the time.
Just weeks after beginning
their trip in New York,
the couple traveled to Moab,
Utah, where on August 12th police
were called out for a disorderly
conduct situation involving
the two going on all the time.
Highly fighting this morning.
Some personal issues.
We're camping yesterday
in this body Cam video.
Police say a witness saw them get
into an argument over a phone and
later saw Gabby slapping laundry.
Whiteside
like I. I locked the car and I
walked away from her laundry,
told police he locked her out
to give them both time to calm
down. Both said being on the road had
put a strain on their relationship. Gabby
told officers she struggles with
obsessive compulsive disorder
and was upset about the mess in the van. Her
new travel blog was another
issue building my website.
I really believe that I
could do any of its laundry.
Showed the scratches.
Gabby reportedly left on his face.
Police debated charging her with assault,
but eventually settled on
separating the two for the night.
You're going to be taking the van tonight.
And you're going to go somewhere else.
I am going to get him lined up
for the hotel room tonight.
I want you guys to stay away from each other.
For both of you guys to see,
investigators say they
eventually got back together.
Now, a week later they shared video
of happier parts of their journey
on YouTube, but August 30th was the
last time that her family
got a text from her phone,
and Gabby's mom says she's not even
sure the text was even from her as
town. Tampa based Adorea Chumba
shows you, Gabby's family is
begging laundry to say something,
anything about where she could be.
That's right, Gabby Petito has now been
missing for more than two weeks now. Police
say her fiance Brian Laundry
returned from that road trip
home to Florida 16 days ago,
but without her, but her mother
reported her missing and was after
five days or rather five days ago.
And today, though, her dad, well,
he's asking for help finding his daughter.
What I need from everybody here is help
because the the goal is still not met.
That goal is to bring Gabby home safe.
A dad at his wits end and helpless after
his daughter Gaby Petito hasn't been
heard from or seen since August 30th.
I'm asking for help from everyone here.
I'm asking for help everyone at home.
I'm asking for help from the parents
of Brian and I'm asking for help
of the family members and friends.
Of the laundry family as well,
the missing person case now involves
law enforcement in at least four
states all trying to connect the dots.
But Northport police chief says.
Lawyers for Gabby's fiance Brian Laundry,
who is now a person of interest in the case,
are keeping him tight lipped.
We share the frustration with
with the world right now,
so you know two people went on a trip.
One person returned and that
person that returned isn't
providing us any information.
Investigators say there's still analyzing.
No belongings and possible
evidentiary materials from the
van authorities in Moab City,
Utah also released details and
body Cam footage of an August 12th
incident involving the couple.
The video shows the interaction
which law enforcement classified
as a mental health breakdown and
helped make arrangements to keep
the two separated for some time.
We look at everything that's coming
in as far as that head of having to
do anything with the disappearance.
We don't know. I mean, yes,
they had a disturbance.
Yes, it was captured on body camera,
their interaction with law enforcement.
But beyond that you know I don't know
what it has to do with the disappearance.
The potato family hopes someone who
knows anything or where Gabby is would
pick up the phone and call authorities.
There is a tip line you
can call anonymously.
Whatever you can do to make
sure my daughter comes home.
I'm asking for that help.
There is nothing else that
matters to me now. And
that FBI tip line that you can
call in any helpful information
is one 800 call FBI now.
Callers, of course,
can remain anonymous again
that number one 800 call FBI.
In New York, attorneys for Gabby's
family read a letter addressed
to laundries family begging them
to help investigators. Help
find our daughter.
We understand you are going through
a difficult time and your instinct
is strong to protect your son.
If you or your family had any decency left.
Please tell us where Gabby is located.
Tell us if we are even
looking in the right place.