Gary, IN – A somber turn of events unfolded over the weekend as the Lake County Coroner’s Office confirmed the discovery of Brittni Campbell’s lifeless body in the Little Calumet River. The 36-year-old Gary woman, previously reported missing, was found near 3000 Chase Street.
Brittni Campbell’s disappearance had prompted a search that sadly concluded with the discovery of her body in the river around noon on Saturday. The Lake County Coroner’s Office officially identified her as the victim, marking a tragic end to the search that began when she was reported missing on September 12.
While the circumstances of Brittni Campbell’s disappearance and subsequent death remain shrouded in uncertainty, the Lake County Coroner’s Office conducted an autopsy at the Lake County Forensic Science Center in Lake Point. As of now, the cause and manner of her death are pending further details.
The family positively identified Brittni Campbell on Monday, facing the heartbreaking reality of her demise. In light of this tragic event, the family is expected to release an obituary and funeral arrangements to allow the community to pay their respects.
Melissa Brower shared a post on fb:
Let’s bring back the memories RIH Brittni Campbell my heart hurts for u I remember the last time we hanged out at robins bday party we r all going to miss the hell outta u
Situated in Lake County, Indiana, Gary has a historical background dominated by major industrial activity. Home to U.S. Steel’s Gary Works, the largest steel mill complex in North America, the city has played a significant role in the industrial landscape.
As the community mourns the loss of Brittni Campbell, questions linger about the circumstances that led to her untimely death, awaiting further information from the ongoing investigation.
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