Gabby Petito’s father speaks out about missing mother-of-three Ana Walshe

In a tweet, GABBY Petito’s father broke his silence over the disappearance of missing mother-of-three Ana Walshe. Walshe, a 39-year-old mother from Massachusetts, has been missing since January 1; her husband, Brian, has been detained after being accused of giving police various false information.

Earlier this week, Joseph Petito tweeted, “This story is so heartbreaking.”

When anxiously awaiting information about a missing loved one, Joseph is no stranger to pain. Before learning the terrible news of his daughter’s death, he anxiously awaited information about her whereabouts.

In 2021, Gabby disappeared while on a trip with her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie. Laundrie was identified as a person of interest in the investigation after her body was found in Grand Teton National Park.

Later, his bones belonging to Brian were found in Florida. JB Biunno tweeted an update on Ana Walshe’s situation and Joseph Petito responded with a note.

This story is so heartbreaking. https://t.co/b0sF5ralzT

— joseph petito (@josephpetito) January 10, 2023

“Detectives found trash bags of blood, an axe, a hacksaw, a rug and used cleaning supplies at the Peabody transfer station, sources tell the I-Team,” Biunno’s tweet reads.

“WCVB reports evidence will now be tested… An ominous update in the search for #AnaWalshe.” After Ana disappeared from her home in Cohasset, Cohasset police were seen looking behind an apartment in Swampscott, Massachusetts.

According to Boston 25Investigators have also claimed ownership of two 45-foot garbage trucks in connection with the hunt for the mother-of-broken three.

Authorities are searching for all the belongings Brian, 46, has thrown away abroad; sources told the publication. In connection with the investigation into the disappearance of international real estate executive Ana, Brian is accused of misleading the authorities.

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Ana’s mother speaks out

Ana’s mother, Milanka Ljubicic, who lives in Serbia, claimed that a week before her abduction on January 1, her daughter begged her to travel to the US to see her.

“Which clearly means there must have been some issues,” said Milanka Fox news on Monday.

The 69-year-old claimed Ana texted her on Dec. 25, asking her to visit her in Washington, DC, the next day. “She texted at night urging me to come to Washington the next day” she remembered, adding that she would have needed more time to travel.

“I can’t get myself together in one day. I’m 69 years old, I have to get my meds and a thousand other things,” Milanka explained from Belgrade. She claimed that Ana declined her invitation to visit her daughter on January 5 or 6, stating that she and her husband Brian had other plans for February.

“And now I can’t forgive myself for not just letting things fall where they may, and just go, and whatever happens to me, happens,” she said.

On December 31, Milanka reported that Ana called around midnight and again at 1 AM, but missed both calls. According to her mother Anna’s older sister or maid of honor did not answer the calls.

“And now I regret not getting the phone because she disappeared,” Milanka said.

Petito family cases

The Laundry family and the Utah Police Department are targets of several lawsuits that still involve Gabby’s parents.

According to a December 20 document, the family’s attorney, Pat Reilly, recently claimed in court that Brian Laundrie’s mother had offered to lend him a shovel following Gabby’s sad passing in 2021.

According to the Laundrie family’s legal counsel, the conversation took place before the young couple left on their cross-country road trip.

Reilly wrote to Matt Luka, who represents the laundries, on Dec. 5, questioning the documentation Brian’s parents would be required to provide in a civil suit.

#BREAK: Investigators found trash bags of blood, an axe, a hacksaw, a rug and used cleaning supplies at the Peabody transfer station, sources tell the I-Team at @wbz. @WCVB reports that the evidence will now be tested.

An ominous update in the search for #AnaWalshe. pic.twitter.com/oa8IDicUES

— JB Biunno #HeyJB (@WFLAJB) January 10, 2023

The correspondence between the two lawyers was made public after Reilly included it as evidence in a court document on Dec. 20.

This request would certainly include the note that Roberta Laundrie wrote to Brian Laundrie, [in] she offered to bring a shovel to help bury the body,’ wrote Reilly.

“The FBI released Mr. Bertolino’s custody note on Friday, June 24, 2022.”

Reilly and Steve Bertolino, the Laundries’ longtime legal counsel, met with FBI agents in Tampa on that particular day.

Investigators gave Bertolino access to several artifacts, including Brian’s scribbled confession, which was discovered in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park, about ten minutes from his parents’ home in Northport, next to his remains.

Both attorneys said additional paperwork was provided, including what Reilly claimed to be a letter with the subject line “burn after reading.”

“I don’t feel comfortable summarizing the letter,” Reilly said Fox News digital at that moment.

“The content is special and best read when it is available. If my belief about the time it was written is correct, it shows that at least Roberta Laundrie knew about Gabby’s murder before Gabby’s body was located. The rest of the notebook contained letters to his family.”

He claimed that while Roberta Laundrie’s letter was undated, “the contents of the letter seem to suggest that it was written after Gabby’s death.”

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Bertolino claims the letter was written much earlier than Gabby’s death.

“Lawyer Reilly and his clients have the right to claim what they want in court cases, but their allegations are not based on facts, only on conjecture,” he said.

“The letter was written before Brian and Gabby left Florida and has nothing to do with this case.” He claimed Reilly was trying to do that “further sensationalizing” the case and “taking unrelated comments out of context”.

After the family’s wrongful death lawsuit was successful in November, the Laundrie estate paid Gabby’s parents $3 million.

Neither Christopher nor Roberta are being prosecuted in connection with Gabby’s death.

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