Brian Laundrie seen buying cell phone from Florida store on day of disappearance, report says
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Florida fugitive Brian Laundrie allegedly purchased a burner phone from an AT&T store in his hometown of North Port the day his parents claimed to have last seen him, according to a report.
Laundrie’s parents told authorities three days later that he left for the nearby T. Mabry Carlton Reserve on Sept. 14, but had not come home.
Speaking to Fox News Digital on Wednesday, Laundrie family attorney Steven Bertolino said the Laundries had purchased a cell phone sometime after Brian returned, but said he did not know the date of the purchase.
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