If you or someone you know is the victim of domestic abuse, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.BLUE POINT, N.Y.— Five years after Gabby Petito’s remains were found in Wyoming, her mother is asking the public to pay closer attention to the missing-person flyers that cross their social-media feeds because a single share can create a "ripple effect" that leads to someone being found."What I would say with missing cases is, if you see missing flyers pass by your feed, stop and take a look," her mother, Nichole Schmidt, told Fox News Digital Friday.
"Don't just share it quickly."GABBY PETITO TOLD HER EX SHE WAS SCARED TO LEVE BRIAN LAUNDRIE BUT WANTED TO, JUST BEFORE MURDER: NEW DOCGabby Petito's mother, Nichole Schmidt, stands in front of a mural depicting her daughter in their hometown of Blue Point, New York, on Friday, Sept.18, 2026.
After it was painted, the building sold, but the new owner framed the work of art and installed a light on top so it can be seen at night.(Michael Ruiz/Fox News Digital)FORMER OHIO TEACHER CHARGED AFTER MISSING TEEN FOUND AT HIS HOME 263 DAYS LATER: REPORTSLook at it first, check the comments in case there are new developments, and verify the source, she suggested.GOT A TIP?"If it seems legitimate, maybe give it a share," she said.
"Because you never know who might see that with your share, and it causes a ripple effect — and missing people have been found by regular people just sharing flyers."FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XPetito's remains were found on Sept.19, 2021, in a remote campground north of Jackson, Wyoming.
She is believed to have been killed three weeks earlier by Brian Laundrie, her former fiance.LIKE WHAT YOU'RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORELaundrie drove home to his parents' house in Florida in her Ford Transit van before taking his own life before heavy rains in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park.His remains weren't found for a month, after a nationwide search that en...