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Published 15:09 08 Oct 2021 GMT
Dog the Bounty Hunter's daughter is urging people to look out for five of Brian Laundrie's most "distinct features" as the weeks-long manhunt for him continues.
Lyssa Chapman, the 68-year-old reality star's daughter, announced on Twitter last weekend that she was "following up on leads" in the search for the 23-year-old, who is a person of interest in the disappearance of his now-deceased fiancée Gabby Petito.
She wrote on Saturday: "Update: Dads is physically following up on leads today, and I am digitally following up on leads. Keep the info coming !! Persistent is key to getting #justiceforgabbypetito & #BrainLaundrie behind bars."
And earlier this week, she shared another tweet featuring a collage of images of Laundrie's face and hands, captioning the post: "Look for these distinct features- #BrianLaundrie."
The images highlight a little bump on Laundrie's ear, a bump on his forehead, a spot on his cheek, and tattoos on his hand.
Lyssa believes that these "distinct features" could help those who believe they may have spotted the missing 23-year-old, determine whether it truly is him or not.
It has now been 24 days since Laundrie went missing, his parents told investigators.
On September 15, he was named a person of interest in the case, four days after 22-year-old Petito was reported missing by her parents.
Laundrie and Petito had been traveling across the country in her white van, visiting state national parks on the West Coast before she suddenly disappeared.
On September 1, Laundrie returned solo to the North Port home that he shared with both Petito and his parents.
Sixteen days later on September 17, Laundrie's mother and father told authorities that they had not seen their son since he supposedly left for the Carlton Reserve on September 14.
On September 19, human remains were found in Teton County, Wyoming, which the FBI stated were "consistent with the description" of Petito. Two days later, the FBI confirmed that the remains belonged to the travel blogger.
Laundrie has not been charged in connection with the homicide, however, he has been issued a federal arrest warrant for using a debit card that he was not authorized to use, The Guardian reports.
