The Gabi Patito affair: the remains of a fiancée's body and belongings were found Israel today

An end to the affair that agitated America?

The Saraceno County Florida State Bureau of Investigation announced this morning (Thursday) that the remains of human and personal belongings of Brian Lundry, a 22-year-old who was needed for questioning following the death of his fiancée, were found in Miyatachi Creek Park in North Florida.

A statement from the Federal Bureau of Investigation said: "Investigators at the scene found what appeared to be human remains, along with personal items that belonged to Brian Laundry. The investigation is ongoing and all directions are being investigated."

On Tuesday it was reported that Lundry was spotted by security cameras in the northern state of Florida.

The person seen in the photos seems to have difficulty riding with a backpack that is too big for his size, and he is also wearing heavy clothes.

Also, according to the landlord who photographed him, he tried to keep a low profile.

As a reminder, Patito's body was found in a forest in the state of Wyoming in the area where the two traveled before parting ways for unclear reasons.

The autopsy of the body indicated that she had been strangled to death.

Several incidents with police and passers-by during August showed that the couple were in crisis, and at one point the police even ordered them to be separated for the night.

After that, Lundry came to Florida and was at his parents' house, until he disappeared in early September and since then it is not clear what happened to him.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating the murder of Patito, but for now Lundry is not suspected of the murder.