Who was Gabby Petito? Vlogger’s remains recovered after one year

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The body of vlogger Gabby Petito, 22, was discovered in Grand Teton National Park EXACTLY ONE YEAR AGO.

Her still-grieving parents ask the public to be alert to domestic abuse warning signs everywhere because you never know who you might be able to help on this difficult anniversary.

In an audio chat on Twitter Spaces on the night of the anniversary, Joe Petito and Nichole Schmidt discussed Gabby’s tragically short life, which was tragically cut short by her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, who strangled her to death.

The ex-couple frequently collaborates to promote domestic abuse awareness in memory of Gabby.

On Sunday evening, Nichole said on Twitter that “nobody had any idea what she was going through.”

In reference to the domestic violence police stop on Gabby and Brian that was recorded on bodycam, Joe further stated that there are indicators of domestic violence that are simple to notice.

Since then, Gabby’s family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against the Moab City Police Department, claiming that the department’s police “failed to protect” the van-life blogger during the domestic violence incident weeks before her death.

However, Joe urged viewers to spot domestic violence using the bodycam footage at the Twitter Spaces gathering.

The father posted on the internet, “Use that video as a learning tool.”

“So that we can improve. There’s a prime illustration right there. We ought to and can improve.

“Let people know that they’re not alone, and that might help get them through it. That’s the important thing.”