Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead According To School!

Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead
Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead

In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the Averett University community finds itself grappling with the devastating news of the untimely demise of one of its own. After a period of anxious uncertainty and fervent search efforts, the somber truth has been unveiled: the missing Averett University professor has been found deceased.

Shockwaves ripple through the campus as students, faculty, and staff come to terms with this tragic loss. In this article, we will shed light on the matter!

Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead

Averett University said that Dr. David Hanbury, an associate professor who had been missing, has died.

“It is with a heavy heart that we share the heartbreaking update of the passing of Dr. David Hanbury. On behalf of the entire Averett community, we send our condolences and prayers of support to Dr. Hanbury’s family, friends, and all others upon whom he had a lasting impact.”

WFXR has asked the Orlando Police Department for more details. An assistant professor and department co-chair from Averett University was last seen in Orlando, the school said in a statement Sunday.

Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead
Missing Averett University Professor Found Dead

According to the university, Dr. David Hanbury was attending the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference when he was last seen on Friday night. The Orlando Police Department has also reported him missing.

A dispatcher with the OPD stated that a case of a missing person was opened on Saturday, but they couldn’t give any other details.

Dr. Hanbury is an associate professor and co-chair of the Psychology Department at the university. He has been there for more than eight years and is also the chair of the Division of Physical and Psychological Health Sciences.

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