Things are continuing to not look good for the Laundrie family… As we previously reported, the notebook belonging to Brian Laundrie, which was found nearby his body in October and contained a confession to Gabby Petito’s murder, was finally released by his family attorney Steven Bertolino on Friday.

Brain claimed in the notebook the 22-year-old vlogger was injured from a fall and begged “for an end to her pain,” writing: But it turns out there is another piece of evidence that was not released, and it may come as a surprise to those who have been following the case – at least according to the attorney for the Petito family. Patrick Reilly, who represents Gabby’s parents, Joseph Petito and Nichole Schmidt, slammed Bertolino in a statement to WFLA for only releasing parts of the notebook AND also not sharing other evidence, including an alleged letter from his mom Roberta Laundrie.

He said: Related: Brian’s Parents Have ‘No Regrets’ About How They Handled Gabby’s Death Speaking with NewsNation’s Brian Entin, the attorney claimed the note “at one point had been in the van but then it was taken from the Laundrie home during the time when the search warrant was executed.” He also clarified that it was not found “in the notebook” owned by Brian but was “a separate letter.” Although Bertolino is in possession of the original letter from Roberta, Reilly had seen it, and what he found in it apparently contained some “extreme things” regarding the incident.

He told WFLA: While Reilly says the letter is undated, making it unclear when it was written, he claims it was “certainly, based on what’s contained within the letter, it would appear as though the letter were written after Gabby was killed and before Brian took his life.” He

Gabby Petito Family Attorney Claims Roberta Laundrie Sent ‘Odd’ Letter To Son Brian That Was Marked 'Burn After You Read This'

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