frustrating search for brian laundry is approaching the fourth week. they ve been looking in a vast nature preserve near his family home. the family lawyer says the parents have no plans to help the search any longer. brian s fiance was found dead. as the search for brian laundry approaches its fourth week, no activity visible in the nature preserve where his parents think he went before disappearing. new details after returning home. and before he left the family home heading to the 25,000 acre preserve.
those tips have proven to be so critical in the case. hoping to get more. dana: now for the latest on the search for brian landry we go to north port, florida and jonathan serrie is standing by. good morning. police plan to resume the search in the carlton reserve this morning. brian s parents and investigators told them their son had driven his mother s car to the nature park and they retrieved it last week before reporting him missing. 60 law enforcement officers are involved in the search of the 25,000 acre preserve. terrain is very difficult. essentially 75% of it is under water and other areas that are dry we re trying to clear. brian s parents continue to stay in their north port home. his father left briefly yesterday to pick up a jug of milk. police believe brian returned
gabby the last time he saw her? but then, his parents say they went out and found his car in a 60,000 acre preserve, they just found his car and they put a note in there, brian, if you are hurting or thinking about hurting yourself or whatever, come home. come to us. et cetera, et cetera. then, the parents, through the lawyer, this lawyer, say that they went and got the car. now, there is many people and there is timestamps that the mustang didn t leave the driveway on the times they said it did. and then, on friday, the lawyer calls and said well the parents want to do the right thing. pretty late to do the right thing. and tell you that brian s gone. so my philosophy is he never went to the swamp. his parents and the lawyer on the phone bought him five days four days to get out in front of this. and, you know, john, i want to ask all the i got into this late much i thought, well, he s in the house. they are going to find her body. i did a few interviews.
on tuesday, he was supposedly went there to meditate. he should have gone down to the police department and meditate and tell them where where was gabby the last time he saw her? but then, his parents say they went out and found his car in a 60,000 acre preserve, they just found his car and they put a note in there, brian, if you are hurting or thinking about hurting yourself or whatever, come home. come to us. et cetera, et cetera. then, the parents, through the lawyer, this lawyer, say that they went and got the car. now, there is many people and there is timestamps that the mustang didn t leave the driveway on the times they said it did. and then, on friday, the lawyer calls and said well the parents want to do the right thing. pretty late to do the right thing. and tell you that brian s gone. so my philosophy is he never went to the swamp. his parents and the lawyer on the phone bought him five days four days to get out in front of this.
oh yes you can. but perhaps the most compelling argument is from one concerned local. how did you get my family footage. is that what you do? i remember that day sort of. those are the days of white oil. andrew, the drilling would destroy seven acres of a 1300 acre preserve. what is the big deal? that doesn t sound like a big deal. isn t that evolution? there is 600 million and it is not going to this guy, but it is going to community. what can they do with seven