human remains. cnn s randi kaye has more on the story from north port, florida. reporter: good morning, christine and laura. here is what we are learning from the fbi. they say they have found what appear to be human remains here at the carlton reserve along with a backpack and a notebook belonging to brian laundrie. we also have new information on where this discovery was made. a spokesman for the north port police department said it was all found in a 2 to 3 mile walk from the carlton reserve from this entrance here. these items were found in an area that up until recently had been under water. our evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it s likely the team will be on scene for several days. reporter: now, remember, on september 14th the laundrie family car, a mustang, was tagged by north port police as an abandoned vehicle at this entrance. so if indeed these remains are
and keep in mind, this entrance is where the laundrie family car, a mustang, was found by north port police on september 14th and tagged as an abandoned vehicle. so if these remains do belong to brian laundrie, and if it was him who drove the car here, then he did take a walk fairly deep into the reserve. and anderson, we have also been able to confirm that the laundrie parents brian laundrie s parents were also here at the reserve when these remains were discovered earlier today, anderson. sorry, just two quick questions. sorry. how how far from where these items were found to the place where the car was left? reporter: about two or three miles is how it was described to me by the spokesman for north port police. in the carlton reserve, this park where we are, this entrance serves as an entrance, one of several entrances into the carlton reserve but the remains were found in the carlton reserve about a 45-minute walk from this spot. and you said brian laundrie s parents, are
i am told by a spokesman for the north port police department that all of this was found about a two or three-mile walk into the reserve from this entrance here behind me about a 45-minute walk is how it was described. and keep in mind, this entrance is where the laundrie family car, a mustang, was found by north port police on september 14th and tagged as an abandoned vehicle. so if these remains do belong to brian laundrie, and if it was him who drove the car here, then he did take a walk fairly deep into the reserve. and, anderson, we have also been able to confirm that the laundrie parents brian laundrie s parents were also here at the reserve when these remains were discovered earlier today, anderson. sorry, just two quick questions. sorry. how how far from where these items with found to the the place where the car was left? reporter: about two or three miles is how it was described to me by the spokeman for north port police. in the carlton reserve, this park where we