Dog the Bounty Hunter has found personal items he believes may belong to Brian Laundrie as his search for the fugitive continues at a Florida campsite.
The TV star's daughter, Lyssa Chapman, told NewsNationNow that Dog made the apparent discovery at the Fort De Soto Park on Tuesday, October 5, leading them to believe Laundrie could be hiding in the 1,136-acre park.
Chapman didn't go into detail about the items her father reportedly found.
When asked by the network's Brian Entin whether Dog and his team have seen anything that proves Laundrie is still alive, Champman claimed that they had.
"We have gotten multiple leads we were able to verify both through technology and witnesses," she told the outlet.
"We are pretty sure that he is stashed out on those islands and mostly active after the parks are closed and everyone goes home."
Days earlier, Dog revealed he had received a tip that Laundrie and his parents had gone camping at Fort De Soto on September 6, less than a week before Gabby was reported missing.
Dog also claimed that Brian was not with his parents Chris and Roberta Laundrie when they checked out of the park two days later, on September 8.
The reality TV star told Fox News: "They were registered, went through the gate. They’re on camera. They were here.
"We think at least if he’s not here right now, we are sure he was caught on camera as he went in the gate — that he was here for sure. Not over in the swamp."
"Allegedly, what we’re hearing, is two people left on the 8th. Three people came in on the 6th, and two people left on the 8th. I think he’s been here for sure," he added.
Chapman joined the nationwide manhunt for 23-year-old Laundrie, who has been missing since September 14, his parents told law enforcement officials.
Laundrie is a person of interest in the disappearance of his 22-year-old fiancée Gabby Petito, who was confirmed dead on September 21.
Teton County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue has deemed the tragedy a homicide in his preliminary findings. The exact cause of death, however, will become clear once the final autopsy results have been obtained.
Chapman explains below how he plans to find Laundrie:Laundrie returned home without Petito after they went on a cross-country road trip in the summer.
Ten days after returning to the home he shared with his parents and his now-deceased fiancée, Petito was reported missing by her family.
Laundrie later went missing himself and was named a person of interest in the case the day after September 15.
Chapman joined the search when he arrived at the home of his parents, Christopher and Roberta on September 25.