Brian Laundrie notebook

An attorney for the Laundrie family released contents of Brian Laundrie's notebook on Friday, including what appeared to be his confession and explanation ...

"I don't know the extent of Gabby's injuries, only that she was in extreme pain. I ended her life, I thought it was merciful," Laundrie wrote in the ...

Laundrie's parents informed law enforcement that they believed their son went for a hike in the T. Mabry Carlton Jr. Memorial Reserve. But from the moment I decided, took away her pain, I knew I couldn't go on without her." I panicked, I was in shock.

Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito set off on an ill-fated cross-country road trip one year ago this month. Brian Laundrie claimed responsibility for Petito's ...

Investigators found a revolver near Brian Laundrie’s skeletal remains in the swamp. Earlier in the note, he writes: "I am sorry to my family. On Sept. 13, Brian Laundrie snuck out into the swamp, despite hidden surveillance cameras set up around his house. Brian Laundrie returned home to his parents in North Port, Florida, on Sept. 1, police said, citing a license plate reader recording of her van rolling into town. An FBI-led search discovered her remains in the Bridger-Teton National Forest on Sept. 19. The most wonderful girl in the world.

Brian Laundrie's confession to killing Gabby Petito has officially been revealed, after photos of his personal notebook have been made public.

Gabby I'm sorry." Brian wrote about wishing things won't remain difficult for his family ... saying "They lost a son and a daughter. He thought what he was doing was "merciful, that it is what she wanted, but I see now all the mistakes I made.

In the message, Laundrie claimed Petito's death “occurred as an unexpected tragedy.”

A portion of the notebook Brian Laundrie left behind as a confession to his murder of Gabby Petito has been revealed.

The rambling, eight-page narrative is part confession, part love letter, and in the end, a suicide note. “I ended her life, I thought it was merciful, that it ...

I don’t know the extent of Gabby’s injuries, only that she was in extreme pain. I wanted to drive north and let James or T.J. kill me but I wouldn’t want them to spend time in jail over my mistake, even though I’m sure they would have liked to. I was in shock. Please do not make life harder for my family, they lost a son and a daughter, The most wonderful girl in the world. I hear a splash and a scream, I could barely see, I couldn’t find her for a moment, shouted her name. We had just come from the blazing hot national parks in Utah. The temperature had dropped to freezing and she was soaking wet. I panicked. Her feet hurt, her wrist hurt but she was freezing, shaking violently. I couldn’t at the time realize that I should’ve started a fire first, but I wanted her out of the cold back to the car. I started a fire and spooned her as close to the heat, she was so thin, had already been freezing too long. I can’t bear to look at our photos, to recall great times because it is why I can’t go on. The notebook was found inside a waterproof bag.

The attorney for the family of Brian Laundrie on Friday released eight pages from Laundrie's notebook that was found near his remains in Florida in October ...

"As part of this return of property in FBI custody I was given Brian's notebook. That it may make some of her family happy." In the notebook, Laundrie wrote in part, "I'm sorry to everyone this will affect.

A portion of the notebook Brian Laundrie left behind as a confession to his murder of Gabby Petito was revealed Friday as attorneys for the families met ...

A portion of the notebook Brian Laundrie left behind as a confession to his murder of Gabby Petito has been revealed.

Brian Laundrie scribbled his confession to the slaying of his fiancée, Gabby Petito, on the pages of a spiral-bound notebook discovered near his remains in ...