Brian Laundrie's Parents Followed By FBI Agents As Couple Travels To Orlando, Hours Before Arrest Warrant Is Issued For Fugitive Son
Sept. 24 2021, Published 12:53 p.m. ET
The parents of fugitive Brian Laundrie were followed by FBI agents who shadowed their every move as the couple traveled 150 miles from their North Port, Florida, home to Orlando.
Unmarked cars were seen tailing Christopher and Roberta Laundrie as they made the trek to visit their family lawyer, Steve Bertolino, on Thursday.
In photos obtained by Daily Mail, the undercover agents were caught hovering in aisles at the Orlando Public Library as Christopher and Roberta looked at books.
The agents never let the duo out of their eyes, reportedly keeping heavy surveillance on Brian's parents all day.
Despite being photographed near the offices of Jose Baez, famous for representing Casey Anthony and Aaron Hernandez, Christopher and Roberta did not meet with the high-powered attorney.
Hours into their trip, the FBI issued an arrest warrant for their son, revealing Brian used an "unauthorized" credit card to pull out $1,000 between August 30 and September 1.