Jarod Neidlinger, a resident of Peachtree City, Georgia and a beloved son and brother has passed away. He was announced dead through a social media statement that reads:
“It is with broken hearts and deep sorrow that we share with you that Jarod took his life on Monday. There will be visitation on Tuesday, October 8th from 5-7:00 PM at PTC United Methodist Church. Please pray for us. This is a devastating loss.”
What happened to Jarod Neidlinger?
On Monday, Jarod ended his own life. On Wednesday, August 14, 2024, late in the evening, he was released from Fayette-Piedmont Hospital. For psychiatric care, the hospital arranged for a transit to its Piedmont Snellville East facility.
When the vehicle came at 11:39 p.m., Jarod fled as the driver turned to face him. Jarod was chained to the bed and told the hospital he posed a flight risk by the Peachtree City police when he was dropped off at Fayette Piedmont last Sunday.
After being admitted and placed in a fifth-floor room, the hospital assigned a 24-hour sitter. Everyone in the town was aware of his flight risk. Jarod’s mother alerted the hospital to the fact that her son posed a flight risk.
Someone at the Piedmont Snellville East facility called the family at 12:25 AM to report that they had gotten past the EMTs and fled into the woods. In an attempt to find him, the family worked with the Snellville police for many hours.
Both yellow hospital socks were found by the police. The trail was followed into a neighbourhood northeast of the hospital by a police tracking dog. There was a dead end in the trail. Since then, the Snellville area has been searched by volunteers, parents, and police. Not even one sighting has occurred. On August 21, he was discovered.