translated from Spanish: Family and Fans say their last goodbyes to Gabby Petito

MOURNERS began arriving Sunday at a funeral home on Long Island to see Gabby Petito, whose body was discovered last Sunday in a remote area in northwest Wyoming.Se had lined up in front of the funeral home in Holbrook, about 35 miles (56 kilometers) east of New York City. at noon, and groups of firefighters were seen passing by. A fire truck sat on either side of the building, each with its ladder raised. Across the street from the funeral home, a wire mesh fence was adorned with posters with Petito’s image and messages like “She touched the world.” Petito was reported missing sept. 11 by her parents after she didn’t respond to calls and texts for several days while she and Brian Laundrie visited parks in the west. Laundrie and Petito grew up on Long Island, but in recent years moved to Florida.La Petito’s death has been classified as homicide, meaning she was killed by someone else, but medical examiners in Wyoming have not revealed how she died pending autopsy results. The couple posted online about their journey in a white Ford Transit van turned caravan. They got into a physical altercation on August 12 in Moab, Utah, that led to a police arrest for a possible domestic violence case. Eventually, the police decided to separate the disputed couple at night. But no charges were filed and no serious injuries were reported. Investigators have been searching for Laundrie in Florida and searched his parents’ home in North Port, about 35 miles (56 kilometers) south of Sarasota.On Thursday, federal officials in Wyoming charged Laundrie with unauthorized use of a debit card, alleging he used a Capital One Bank card and someone’s personal identification number to make unauthorized withdrawals or charges worth more than $3. 1,000 during the period in which Petito disappeared. They did not say who the card belonged to. Read more: “My sister Karla Luna was witchcrafted and died”, shocking revelation about The Snake Washerwoman launches attack on her caretaker to protect her eggs

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