Brian & his parents DID camp together & may have been filmed before he vanished
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On Monday, The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office said they are not investigating the area and are unaware of any confirmed sightings of
Laundrie, according to local reports.
But this afternoon, ABC7's Daniela Hurtado tweeted that she had acquired documentation from Pinella County Parks that shows Roberta Laundrie checked into Fort De Soto Park on September 6 and checked out on September 8, as Dog claimed.
Hurtado also confirmed Dog's claims that there are cameras at the park and that they're operated by the Pinella Sheriff's office.
"Tried to submit a public records request for the [surveillance] video & the PIO for Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office told me the FBI is handling all inquiries and requests in reference to the case," she tweeted.
"I spoke to FBI reps earlier…they won’t be saying anything and keep referring me to their Twitter."
Dog had also alleged that Laundrie and his family visited Fort De Soto on September 1 to 3, but Hurtado found records to corroborate the claim.
In a statement to WPBF, the Laundrie family's lawyer Steven Bertolino confirmed Brian, Roberta and Chris all visited For De Soto on September 6 but pushed back against Dog's allegations that Brian didn't return home with his parents.
"That dog doesn't know what he's talking about,"
Bertolino wrote in a texted statement.
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The Laundries had reservations at the campground for September 1 to 3. They canceled those reservations and did not go to the park during that weekend although dog says they did.
"They did go to that campground September 6 and 7 as a family and they all left together despite the claims of others."
Bertolino added that Brian and his parents went to "other places on two different dates" which the FBI is allegedly aware of.