Butler University Suicide, INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Butler University Student Sam Fingard Identified in Tragic Suicide
INDIANAPOLIS, IN: The Butler University community is mourning the devastating loss of Sam Fingard, a student who tragically died by suicide on campus. Authorities have confirmed that Fingard, a native of Chicago, IL, passed away after jumping from the university’s parking garage on the 4700 block of Sunset Avenue, between 46th and 49th Streets, on Tuesday afternoon.
Emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after receiving reports of the incident. Despite their best efforts, Fingard was pronounced dead at the scene. A heavy police presence remained in the area as officials investigated the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
University officials and mental health professionals have since reached out to students and staff, urging those affected by the loss to seek counseling and support. “This is a heartbreaking time for our community,” said a university spokesperson. “We encourage students to lean on one another and utilize the resources available to them.”
The loss of Sam Fingard has deeply impacted both the Butler University and Chicago communities. Friends and loved ones remember Fingard as a bright and compassionate individual who left a lasting impression on those around them.
Sam Fingard’s funeral and memorial arrangements soon….
Butler University has also made on-campus counseling services available to students in need of emotional support.
In response to the tragedy, Butler University has expressed its condolences and is encouraging students and faculty members to seek support. Counseling services are being made available to those affected by the incident.
This heartbreaking loss serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health awareness. Anyone struggling with their mental well-being is urged to reach out for support. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 by calling or texting 988 for confidential assistance.
The Butler community is mourning this devastating loss, and students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to support one another during this difficult time.
