Gabby Petito Followers Have Spotted Graphic Social Media Post From Brian Laundrie

Brian Laundrie appeared to share a shocking image of a tattoo depicting decapitated women’s heads on social media before his disappearance and death.

The 23-year-old fiancé of the murdered influencer Gabby Petito, 22, shared the image on his Pinterest account before his partner’s disappearance.

The Pinterest image shows a tattoo of a ramen bowl filled with decapitated women’s heads in the place of dumplings and their hair intertwined, doubling as noodles. 

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The image was posted before Brian went missing and was found dead last month in a Florida nature reserve.

It resurfaced after internet sleuths searched through the couple’s social media accounts, as detectives searched for Laundrie’s whereabouts.

The unsettling tattoo image is one of many disturbing images on the account which is said to have belonged to Laundrie.

The account, @blaundrie1197, shares albums with a page belonging to Petito and apparently his mother, Roberta, The Sun reports.

One image features pale purple and pink clouds. Written beneath the snapshot of the sky are the words: "Don't try to find me. I have finally escaped my 'master's' wicked clutches.

"To the others I say: JOIN ME. Bite the hand that feeds you. Vive La Beberte - Pierre."

The image is reportedly from a missing dog flier originating from Portland, Oregon in 2006.

Another image showed an enamel pin of skeleton entering a coffin with the message: “Life was OK.”

Laundrie's remains were eventually found after a five-week search however a cause of death has not been revealed. His belongings were also found close to his remains.

@blaundrie1197/Pinterest)

He had previously returned to his home in Florida from a cross-country road trip on 31st August without Petito.

The FBI had also lodged an arrest warrant against him, claiming he used someone else's credit card to buy goods while Petito was missing.

Laundrie had been named the sole person of interest in the murder of Petito, whose remains were found in a Wyoming national park in September after she went missing on 27th August 2021.

Her cause of death was confirmed as strangulation.

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Gregory Robinson

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