Inside the Gabby Petito murder investigation: Could she have been saved? | 60 Minutes Australia
September 26, 2021
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This past week the world has watched an American tragedy unfold. Gabby Petito and her fiancé Brain Laundrie were a young couple who seemed to have it all. An enduring love for each other and a longing for adventure; a road trip in their little van across the United States. Like so many others they also had a desire to show off their idyllic and carefree lives on YouTube and Instagram. But now we know the postcard images and million-dollar smiles were hiding an ugly and murderous truth - and it’s one that raises a difficult question: Could Gabby Petito have been saved?
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