The Palm Beach County State Attorney clarified that the Gabby Petito case is “nowhere near” to be declared a cold case.

In response to an audience question, Dave Aronberg told News Nation Now that “a case becomes cold when all investigative leads available to the primary investigators are exhausted… It is usually after a period of time. In many jurisdictions, the time is three years.”

He added that even if it is a cold case, they are periodically reviewed when new technologies can help. “They are not put aside. It [a cold case] still remains open.”

Brian Laundrie’s brother-in-law, James Luycx, reveals getting “messages from random people” and threats about “killing his family and kidnapping his kids,” according to fresh documents obtained by WFLA.

Manatee County sheriff’s deputies have dropped by Cassie Laundrie and her husband’s home “numerous times” in a span of two weeks since her brother Mr Laundrie was reported missing.

The family say they have received messages from unknown members of the public threatening to kill their two young children.

Cassie Laundrie spoke out with protesters about a week ago, saying: “We’re not supposed to talk with anybody and you’re making my children cry.”

The Wyoming coroner, who performed the autopsy on Gabby Petito, will hold a virtual news conference on Tuesday to discuss her post-mortem results, officials said on Monday.

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Jason Jenson, a Salt Lake City-based private investigator, suggested that the Teton County Coroner’s office might discuss the results of a post-mortum toxicology test on Tuesday — which detects drugs in a body.

Dr Brent Blue announced that he will address the media and give an update on the ruling on Gabby Petito’s autopsy on Tuesday via Zoom at 2.30pm EST.

Mr Jenson told Fox News: “I wouldn’t be surprised that it’s manual strangulation. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s choked her before. Any victim that’s been choked before — their natural reaction is to lower their chin to their clavicle to prevent that hand from going around their throat.”

He also said that the cause of death might be asphyxiation. Gabby Petito was found dead in Wyoming after she went missing on a cross-country trip with her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie.

Meanwhile, former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer told Brian Entin of News Nation Now that the “coroner is going to reveal the official results, however, I’ll be very very surprised if he reveals the exact cause of death.”

Teton County Coroner, Dr Brent Blue, is holding a press conference on Tuesday regarding the ruling on the autopsy of Gabby Petito.

The press conference will be hosted on Zoom at 12.30pm EST (2.30pm Mountain Time).

On 19 September, the FBI discovered Petito’s remains at a campground in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming.

She was declared a victim of homicide. And her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, was named a person of interest in the case. Even though he has not been charged with anything related to the homicide, he has a federal arrest warrant on his name for debit card fraud.

Dr Blue, during the press conference, might also reveal Petito’s time and cause of death, reports said.

Where is Brian Laundrie? How did Gabby Petito die? And why did the Laundries go camping, while ignoring desperate requests for help from the Petitos?

The Independent’s Bevan Hurley dives into the unanswered questions after her death:

Gabby Petito, from Blue Point, Long Island, was last seen on 24 August when she checked out of a hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Brian Laundrie, her partner of two and a half years.

The 22-year-old was declared the victim of a “homicide” after her body was found in a Wyoming national park on 19 September.

Mr Laundrie was named a “person of interest” but was last seen nearly a month ago himself.

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Christopher and Roberta Laundrie have remained steadfastly silent amid intense public scrutiny as their son Brian became the subject of a nationwide FBI manhunt.

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Human remains have reportedly been found in the Yucca Valley, in southern California, amid the search for missing 30-year-old woman Lauren Cho.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, which is assisting the Morongo Basin Sheriff’s Department in the search, said on Saturday that it discovered human remains.

Ms Cho was reported missing on 28 June and has recently received more attention after the high-profile disappearance of Gabby Petito, who was found dead in Wyoming last month.

Duane Chapman, aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, has temporarily left the search and returned to Colorado after reportedly suffering an injury to his ankle.

The former reality tv star joined the hunt weeks ago and vowed that he would find Mr Laundrie.

The Independent’s Stuti Mishra has more below...