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Authorities are bracing for the likelihood that the search for Brian Laundrie might end right where it started: near the entrance to a sprawling Florida nature reserve where the missing man disappeared more than one month ago. The FBI confirmed Wednesday afternoon that human remains turned up near Sarasota County, Florida’s Carlton Reserve, a 24,565-acre natural preserve described as a “vast and unforgiving” terrain where Laundrie set out on a hike last month. “Earlier today, investigators found what appear to be human remains along with personal items, such as a backpack and notebook, belonging to Brian Laundrie,” said Michael McPherson, the special agent in charge of the Tampa Field Office. “I know you have a lot of questions, but we don’t have all the answers yet. We are working diligently to get those answers for you.” The FBI said it would not provide additional comment until the investigation yielded more clues. “Justice for Gabby!” a collection of protesters started screaming immediately as McPherson concluded his brief statement. The remains were reportedly discovered near the entrance to the neighboring Myakkahatchee Environmental Park and near where Laundrie’s Ford Mustang convertible was discovered abandoned on Sept. 14, Tampa, Fla. NBC affiliate WFLA-TV reported.
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