October 12: Gabby's autopsy results were made public.October 7: Laundrie's father, Chris Laundrie, assisted law enforcement in the search to find his son.October 5: Laundrie's sister, Cassie, appeared on Good Morning America and urged her brother to come forward.September 28: Gabby's family held an emotional press conference as the search for Laundrie continued.September 27: Dog the Bounty Hunter announces he will lend a hand and help search for Laundrie.September 26: A funeral is held for Gabby in New York.September 23: The FBI issued a warrant for Laundrie's arrest claiming he "used unauthorized debit cards after Gabby Petito's death.".
September 19: The FBI announces a body found at a Wyoming national park is believed to be that of Gabby's. September 16: Bodycam footage is released regarding the incident between Gabby and Laundrie. September 15: Laundrie is named a person of interest in the case of Gabby. His family had initially said he departed on September 14, but revised their timeline weeks later. September 13: Laundrie leaves home to go hiking in Carlton Reserve, Florida. September 11: Gabby's family reports her missing. September 6: Laundrie joins his family on a camping trip about 75 miles from their home in North Port. September 1: Laundrie returns to his home in North Port, Florida without Gabby. August 24: Gabby is seen leaving a hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Laundrie. The bodycam footage is not released for another month but it shows a visibly upset Gabby talking to police after reports of a domestic violence incident outside a grocery store. August 12: Police in Utah respond to an incident involving the couple. The couple visit numerous national parks across the way. July 2021: Brian Laundrie and his fiancé Gabby Petito leave for a grip across the country. Last summer, he posted a cryptic video on his Instagram account declaring it was 10 weeks away from completion, saying, “Seven years ago, I had an idea to create the biggest, most expensive house in the urban world: The One Bel-Air. He originally planned to list it for $500 million in 2017, but the home still hasn’t hit the market - a costly delay since the property’s annual tax bill comes in at more than $1 million. The primary suite alone is bigger than the average U.S. Niami ended up axing some of the amenities he teased, including a jellyfish tank and a frozen room with an ice bar, but he still saved space for a nightclub, four-lane bowling alley, 50-seat theater, juice bar, putting green, golf simulator, beauty salon, yoga platform and five swimming pools. The estate stretches across eight acres on a promontory lot and centers on a 100,000-square-foot palace that looks more like a futuristic spacecraft or a Bond villain’s lair than a home. Even among the colossal estates of Bel-Air, the house is over the top. Late last year, he put the property into bankruptcy.Īll his homes boast otherworldly amenities - champagne vaults, animal skeletons, for instance - but in terms of raw ambition, the One takes the cake. In 2019, Niami tried to sell a West Hollywood home with a glass-bottomed pool and cryogenic chamber for $55 million but couldn’t find a buyer. Englanoff took control of the property, rebranded it and sold it for $47 million later that year. The buyer turned out to be Joseph Englanoff, one of Niami’s lenders for the project. 
After listing an over-the-top Beverly Hills home dubbed “Opus” for $100 million, he sold it last year for $38.3 million. Profitable sales have been hard to come by for Niami lately. In some spots, the share was even bigger. In March, slightly more than half of homes sold for over the asking price across Los Angeles. If you’re house shopping in L.A.’s hot market, prepare to pay way more than the price tag
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