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Brian Laundrie’s chilling texts to friend days after killing Gabby Petito revealed: report
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0:55Now PlayingDays after Brian Laundrie admittedly strangled his girlfriend Gabby Petito on a cross-country road trip, he exchanged text messages with a friend nonchalantly detailing the “fun” travels — but failed to mention the grisly murder.
“Trip was good,” Laundrie wrote to his pal Ben on Sept. 4, 2021 — after he had returned to Florida without Petito, but before she was reported missing to authorities by her family, according to newly revealed text messages reviewed by the Messenger.
“Gab and I had fun. Tired now, gonna sleep for a week,” he said.
“We made a lot of content,” Laundrie told Ben, in reference to the couple’s YouTube travel channel. “It was once in a lifetime.”
Petito, 22, and Laundrie, 23, were traveling across the country together in a van and recording their trip when she vanished in August 2021. On Sept. 1, Laundrie returned to his family’s Florid
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