Banfield

Reporter Brian Entin shares the latest with Brian Laundrie's family and his interview with Teton County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue after he ruled Gabby Petito's death a homicide by strangulation.

Gabby Petito died by strangulation three to four weeks before her body was found, according to the Teton County Coroner. Will murder charges for Brian Laundrie follow?

Gabby Petito died by strangulation three to four weeks before her body was found, Teton County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue said at a Tuesday news conference.

NewsNation’s Brian Entin joins “Banfield” from outside the Laundrie family home with the latest.

Mary Fulginiti, a former prosecutor, and Joseph Scott Morgan, a certified death investigator, discuss the coroner’s news conference and the results of the autopsy Tuesday.

Former Navy SEAL and host of “Lone Target” on the Discovery Channel, Joel Lambert discusses the options before Brian Laundrie, a person of interest in Gabby Petito’s death, should he be on the run.

Also, John Cuff, a former head of the Northeast Fugitive Investigation Division of the U.S. Marshals Service and Chuck Jordan, president of both the International Bounty Hunter Union and National Association of Fugitive Recovery Agents, join “Banfield.”

Gabby Petito died by strangulation three to four weeks before her body was found, according to the Teton County Coroner. Will murder charges for Brian Laundrie follow?

Monday marks exactly four weeks since Brian Laundrie went missing. How has he been surviving on the run? Former Navy SEAL, survival expert and star of the show �Lone Target� Joel Lambert weighs in.

Monday marks exactly four weeks since Brian Laundrie went missing. Overnight, his parents removed tributes to Gabby Petito.

NewsNation’s Brian Entin joins “Banfield” from outside the Laundrie family home with a live report.

On Tuesday, the Teton County, Wyoming, coroner will update the public on Petito’s autopsy. It has been weeks since any firm new details emerged in the case.

And there’s a toll that comes with being on the run. It can drive a man to madness. The question is: How long might that take for Brian Laundrie? Joel Lambert, a former Navy SEAL, survival expert and star of the show “Lone Target.” weighs in.

Plus, we are following breaking news as Jon Gruden resigns as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.

Monday marks exactly four weeks since Brian Laundrie went missing. How has he been surviving on the run? Former Navy SEAL, survival expert and star of the show “Lone Target” Joel Lambert weighs in.

Nearly a month after Brian Laundrie slipped out of his parent�s home under the watchful eye of the police, the investigation may be back to square one. Or are police just saying it is?

Nearly a month after Brian Laundrie slipped out of his parent�s home under the watchful eye of the police, the investigation may be back to square one. Or are police just saying it is?

Nearly a month after Brian Laundrie slipped out of his parent’s home under the watchful eye of the police, the investigation may be back to square one.

North Port police say they’ve found no trace of him in the Carlton Reserve, the swamp they’ve been searching since his parents reported him missing on Sept. 17.

Could it be Laundrie was never there in the first place?

The announcement comes a day after Laundrie’s father went to the swamp, his lawyer says, to help point out his son’s frequent hiking spots. Maybe the experience they had in the swamp confirms for the cops they’re looking in the wrong place?

NewsNation’s Brian Entin joined “Banfield” from outside the Laundrie family home with a live report.

For many television viewers and online followers, Laundrie is the most wanted man in America. But the title of “television’s most hunted man” belongs to Joel Lambert. Lambert was a Navy SEAL for10 years and was the star of the show “Lone Target.” In each episode, he had 48 hours to elude the best fugitive trackers in the world.

Lambert joined Banfield on Friday night’s episode of “Banfield.”

Also, the host takes a look at the state of policing in America.