This a live look outside the entrance to Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park, where examiners have been called to investigate 'some articles' believed to belong to Brian Laundrie. A law enforcement source also told NBC News that 'partial human remains' were discovered in the area. This remains a developing story. | NowThis

Latest in the Gabby Petito case: Six days of looking and still no sign of Brian Laundrie. Now the North Port police department is facing growing criticism about its handling of the case in the early stages. Jay Gray reports from Florida. Tonight on The News with Shepard Smith. | CNBC

196K views · 1.4K reactions | CAN'T 'HIDE FOREVER': Ex-fugitive gives unique insight into Brian Laundrie manhunt, says he 'needs to turn himself in.' https://fxn.ws/3uQNiHM | Fox News | Facebook

159K views · 960 reactions | An arrest warrant has been isused for Gabby Petito's fiancé, Brian Laundie, for his actions after her death. Criminal defense attorney Joey Jackson breaks down what could happen once information is brought to a grand jury. | CNN | Facebook

444K views · 1.2K reactions | The apparent human remains that authorities found Wednesday in a Florida park most likely belong to Brian Laundrie, the missing man whose fiancée Gabby Petito was found fatally strangled last month, the Laundrie family attorney told CNN. Inside Edition's Deborah Norville says this revelation brings a new set of questions. Read more CNN.com https://cnn.it/3vwnS2L | CNN | Facebook

319K views · 1.4K reactions | Recently revealed body camera footage shows the Aug. 12 traffic stop involving Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie where, for the first time, officers respond to claims that Laundrie hit Petito after they noticed bruises on her body. https://gma.abc/2UKP3ch | Good Morning America | Facebook