Gabby Petito's Cause Of Death Is Announced With A Suspected Timeline Of When She Was Killed
A coroner has revealed why it took so long to come to this conclusion.
Gabby Petito, a U.S. woman whose body was found in a national park in Wyoming several weeks ago, was killed by strangulation, a coroner has confirmed.
Petito's body was located in Grand Teton National Park on September 19 and in an autopsy report revealed on Tuesday, October 12, Teton county coroner Brent Blue estimated that she may have been killed three to four weeks before her remains were found.
The manner of her death was also determined to be homicide.
Blue was unable to reveal any more details regarding the case, saying that he is restricted by Wyoming law which limits what details coroners can release to the public.
Petito's boyfriend and travelling partner at the time of her disappearance, Brian Laudrie, is still missing.
