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Gabby Petito�s father Joe discusses his daughter�s case and the search for Brian Laundrie, joined by parents who are working to advocate for missing children after their own were killed.

Gabby Petito�s father Joe discusses his daughter�s case and the search for Brian Laundrie, joined by parents who are working to advocate for missing children after their own were killed.

Amid news that Brian Laundrie’s father helped assist in the search for his missing son at a 24,000-acre Florida reserve Thursday, Gabby Petito’s father joined “Banfield” to discuss his daughter’s case.

Also on the show, parents who have lost their children to homicide discuss their journeys. John Walsh, the television show host who has helped catch dozens of fugitives, joins fellow members of what he calls “the worst club in America.”

One of those guests: Beth Holloway, whose 18-year-old daughter, Natalee, disappeared while she was on a high school graduation trip to Aruba in 2005. The case garnered intense media coverage.

Also appearing on the show is Erin Runnion, whose 5-year-old daughter Samantha was abducted from outside their California home and murdered.

They describe their experiences and how they have continued to advocate for other missing children.

Gabby Petito�s family members say they wants Brian Laundrie to be found alive. They want to see justice.

Gabby Petito�s family members say they wants Brian Laundrie to be found alive. They want to see justice.

Gabby Petito’s family members say they wants Brian Laundrie to be found alive. They want to see justice. They want to see him imprisoned.

NewsNation’s Brian Entin joins “Banfield” with a live report from the Laundrie family home in North Port, Florida. He’ll help break down the timeline of the search, which the Laundrie family seems to keep changing.

Richard Frankel, a former FBI special agent in charge, and Gil Alba, a former NYPD major case squad detective, join the show to discuss the manhunt for Brian Laundrie, including distinct features he has that people should look out for.

Plus, forensic psychiatrist Dr. Michael Welner talks about the psychology behind being on the run and what Laundrie’s parents might be thinking.

It's a whole new manhunt for Brian Laundrie as much of what we thought we knew about the timeline of their cross-country trip and Gabby Petito's disappearance may have been wrong.

It's a whole new manhunt for Brian Laundrie as much of what we thought we knew about the timeline of their cross-country trip and Gabby Petito's disappearance may have been wrong.

Aug. 27 is turning out to be an interesting date in the Gabby Petito case — and possibly the day she died.

At 8 p.m. Aug. 26, a TikTokker named Jessica Schultz said she saw Brian Laundrie trying to park that infamous white van at the Spread Creek Campground in Grand Teton National Park.

The next day, Aug. 27, Jessica is certain that she sees that same van again in the same area. Then, later in the day, at 1 p.m a witness named Nina Angelo says she saw Brian and Gabby fighting at a restaurant 10 miles away in Jackson, Wyoming.

Later, after the alleged fight at 6 p.m. that same evening, a YouTuber named Red, White and Bethune spotted the white van back at the camping spot where it was seen earlier that day and the day before.

This is the same day Gabby’s mother got a strange text from Gabby’s phone.

“Can you help Stan, I just keep getting his voicemails and missed calls.”

But Gabby never calls her grandfather Stan.

On Aug. 29, another TikTokker named Miranda Baker says she picked up a hitchhiker from that area who looked like Brian Laundrie.

NewsNation’s Brian Entin joins “Banfield” with a live report from the Laundrie family home in North Port, Florida.

Hiker Julie Sheehan joins “Banfield” to discuss reports that Brian Laundrie may have been spotted on the Appalachian Trail.

Former Assistant Director of the FBI’s Criminal Investigation Unit Chris Swecker discusses the latest efforts to find Laundrie.

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