Brian Laundrie ‘sighting’ reported by flight attendant who is convinced she spotted Gabby Petito’s fiancé in Canada

A FLIGHT attendant believes she may have spotted Brian Laundrie at a hotel in Canada as he remains at large following the homicide death of his fiance Gabby Petito.

In a video posted to TikTok on Wednesday, user @cwlynn said she was staying overnight at a hotel in Toronto on September 20 when she went downstairs to pick up a food delivery.

As she stepped outside to meet her courier, she says she spotted a man who closely resembled Brian Laundrie, who has not been seen since leaving his home in Florida on September 14.

The flight attendant described the man as appearing "flustered" as he walked out of the hotel.

He then allegedly got back into his car and drove away with another man.

She didn't confront the man but she did snap a picture of him from a distance.

The image shows a balding while male with prominent facial hair and a facemask strapped around his chin. The individual picture also appears to be similar in build to Laundrie.

The woman said she also informed the hotel about the man's suspicious activity and likeness to Laundrie.

Staff reportedly told her: "He didn't know where he was going and he had the wrong hotel."

'FELT SICK'

In the video, @cwlynn shares the picture she reportedly took alongside an image of Laundrie from his Instagram page.

"I'm not sure if this looks like him or if I just fell too far down the rabbit hole," the woman said of the case, which has captivated social media in the last week and grabbed headlines across the world.

"You can see the dip in his moustache," she says, comparing the two images, "and the ears are bent down [in her photo], but my ears bend down when I wear a face mask."

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In a later clip, the TikToker claims that the man resembled Laundrie so closely it made her feel sick.

"It looked so much like him - it made me feel really nauseous because I've never seen him in person, like many of you haven't, and this is exactly how I imagined he would look.

"I did inform the hotel [that she thought it was Laundrie] and the employees at the hotel didn't have any idea about the case, which was concerning."

She continued by claiming that the hotel staff took down Laundrie's name and compared her photo and an image of Laundrie, reportedly concluding that he "did look pretty similar to Brian."

The TikTok user added that she sent the image to local media and reported the encounter to the FBI via their tips email.

The woman did not provide the name of the hotel she was staying at.

HUNT FOR LAUNDRIE GOES ON

It comes after an online Psychic claimed in a video posted to YouTube that Brian was heading to Canada.

Federal investigators are still searching for 23-year-old Laundrie, who is so far only publicly considered a "person of interest" in Gabby's death.

He returned home to Florida alone in the couple's van on September 1, around two months into the couple's planned four-month cross-country road trip.

Laundrie immediately retained an attorney and refused to cooperate with the police.

Gabby's mother said she pleaded with Laundrie for answers about where her daughter was but received no reply. She then reported Gabby missing to the police on September 11.

Three days later, on September 14, Laundrie vanished from his parent's home after telling them he was going hiking in the 24,000-acre Carlton Reserve.

Laundrie's parents told police they only grew concerned between 24 to 48 hours after their son failed to return from the hike.

They claim they drove up to the 25,000-acre park, spotted Laundrie's car, and drove it home after allegedly finding a note on the windshield left by police asking for it to be removed from the area.

Brian's parents didn't report him missing until September 17.

Gabby's remains were then discovered at a campsite in Wyoming on Sunday, with the nature of her death since ruled a homicide.

No trace of Laundrie has been found by federal investigators, despite a days-long search of Carlton Reserve by air, on the ground, and by water.

'HE WAS NEVER IN RESERVE'

Survival expert Mark Burrow said he doubts that Laundrie was ever in the Carlton Reserve, suggesting it may have been a ruse concocted by his parents to buy him more time to flee.

"If he's down there in the Carlton Reserve, he's living in hell," Burrow told local media.

He added that if authorities haven't found evidence yet that Laundrie was in the reserve, that means he probably never was. 

By now, police should have seen either tracks leading to him or signs that he was eaten by an alligator or any other wildlife, he said.

Police continued their search on Thursday. No additional information is currently available.