ELKTON — Elkton residents gathered at the Elkton Library Thursday morning to learn about, and express their thoughts on, the East Elkton Traffic Circulation and Safety Plan — a community-driven
getting involved. what can you tell us, charles? we re hearing that the fbi showed up to the laundrie family home here in north port to collect items belonging to brian for dna matching. the fbi arrived today in much smaller numbers than we saw when agents raided the home earlier in the week. we saw at least two the agents appear to write something down on a piece of paper before leaving a short time later with what appears to be a brown paper bag. laundrie family attorney tells fox news in a statement, quote, the fbi requested some personal items belonging to brian laundrie to assist them with dna matching, and brian s parents provided the fbi with what they could. we ve reached out to the fbi for comment and are waiting to hear back. meantime, police continue their search for brian in that massive swamp area for an eighth day. the 25,000 acre carlton reserve is still with a lot of challenging obstacles for authorities. that includes al gators, pythons, muddy land and a lot of
massive swamp area. the 25 crowrkz-acre carlton reserve has a lot of challenging obstacles, alligators, muddy land and a lot of water. about 75% of the reserve is submerged. former reality tv star dog the bounty hunter is thousand joining the manhunt for brian. less than 24 hours ago, dog knocked on the front door of the laundrie family home. fox news digital spoke with him moments after that. the strongest lead i see is that one of her friends said he had been in the appalachian mountains by himself for a couple months. now, he s not just a camper then, he is an outdoorsman. reporter: so you have police, dog the bounty hunter and now a local law firm is stepping up to help find brian. that law firm offering up to $20,000 to anyone who can lead