Gabby Petito's followers have spotted the late social media influencer in a music video dedicated to the victims of the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting.
Musician Deb Henson wrote the ballad "Irreplaceable" in 2013 following the tragedy in 2012 in Newton, Connecticut which led to the the deaths of 20 children and six teachers.
Ms Petito was just 14-years-old when she made a cameo in the song's music video.
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Henson contacted her friend Maija Polsley, who is best friends with Ms Petito's step-mum, Tara Petito, to ask for her permission to guest star in the 2013 video.
The clips shows Gabby drawing and holding up a sign that reads “Irreplaceable”, the song's title.
“Gabby’s an artist, that’s why we had her drawing under the tree in the video. She was destined to do great things. Great things will happen from this," Henson told The Independent.
After noticing her in the music video, Ms Petito's followers and fans have started to leave messages and tributes in her memory in the comments section of Ms Henson's video.
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Ms Petito’s younger brothers Joey and Derek also make appearances in the video, which was shot in two days around Long Island, New York, in 2013.
Gabby - a popular, 22-year-old social media influencer - went missing on 27th August after embarking on a road trip with her fiancé Brian Laundrie. The Florida resident was reported missing two weeks later on 11th September.
Last week police confirmed that a body found in a Wyoming national park belonged to Ms Petito.
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The FBI has ruled that Gabby's death was a 'homicide' - adding the official cause of death would be announced pending final autopsy results.
Her fiance returned home without her in September and the FBI are now leading a nationwide search to find him after he was named a 'person of interest' in the murder investigation.
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