The attorneys representing Gabby Petito's family in a $50M negligence lawsuit against the Moab Police Department say police ignored Petito's visible injuries when they interviewed her and her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, weeks before she was murdered in 2021.
SALT LAKE CITY — The attorneys representing Gabby Petito's family insay police ignored Petito's visible injuries when they interviewed her and her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, weeks before she was murdered in 2021.
The photograph shows blood and marks across Petito's nose and left eye, which she had pointed to when she was interviewed by police while in the back of a squad car later in the day. Petito told the responding officers that Laundrie had grabbed her face, leaving marks with his nail, according to police body camera footage.
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