A Virginia college professor was found dead in Florida after being reported missing while attending a conference in Orlando.
Averett University said in a Facebook post on Sunday that they were distressed to learn that their faculty member, Dr. David Hanbury, is considered a missing person by the Orlando Police Department. According to the university, Hanbury was attending the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference there and was last seen on the evening of Friday, March 15.
The Orlando Police Department says officers responded to a private men's club called Club Orlando Saturday for an unattended death call,Officers were able to identify the body as Hanbury and while a cause of death has not been determined, police believe the death "does not appear suspicious," according to the outlet.said Dr.
On behalf of the entire Averett University community, we send our affection, condolences and prayers of support to Dr. Hanbury’s family, friends and all others upon whom he had a lasting impact," the university wrote in a statement.
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