Photo Shows The Bedroom Of Gabby Petito's Boyfriend Brian Laundrie

Police and FBI have been searching the home of Laundrie's parents after declaring it a 'crime scene' earlier in the week, and now pictures and sale documents show his bedroom filled with memorabilia and graphic novels.

Laundrie has been missing since September 14, having told his parents that he was off for a solo hike around the Carlton Reserve, near to the property in Florida.

22-year-old Petito and Laundrie had been travelling around the national parks of the USA since late June or early July.

The 2017 images from Realtor.com show a poster on the wall of Laundrie's room that features a number of silhouetted figures holding hammers with spheres.

He also has a US flag hanging from his wardrobe, and a Star Wars­ Darth Vader mask.

On the bookcase, Laundrie has - or at least, had - copies of the graphic novel Watchmen, amongst other titles.

Whether these old pictures offer any insight whatsoever into the psyche of the man described by police as a 'person of interest' to the case, who is now one of the USA's most wanted men, is not immediately clear.

Announcing the results of the autopsy on Tuesday, the FBI's office in Denver, Colorado, said: "Teton County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue confirmed the remains are those of Gabrielle Venora Petito, date of birth March 19, 1999,

"Coroner [Brent] Blue's initial determination for the manner of death is homicide."

The agency added: "The cause of death remains pending final autopsy results."

Brian disappeared just before the police named him as a person of interest to the case, and just two days before her remains were found in Spread Creek after a tip-off from other 'van life' bloggers who had filmed their vehicle.

Petito was last in contact with her family on August 30, before Brian returned to his family home in Florida two days later.

The 22-year-old's grieving parents have said through their lawyer that they will not be making a public statement until their daughter's remains have been returned to them at home.

Richard Stafford said: "I want to personally thank the press and news media for giving the Petito and Schmidt family time to grieve,

"We will be making a statement when Gabby is home."