Aubreigh didn't want to die. She sought relief from her relentless pain, not a permanent end. A loss that echoes sorrowful cries within her family, especially her mother - Heather Wyatt. It is in honor of her memory and the rightful justice she deserved, that this petition stands.

Within the United States, suicide rates have alarmingly increased by over 30% since 2000 (U.S. National Institute of Mental Health). Hidden behind these stark numbers are individuals like Aubreigh, victims of a complex interplay of mental anguish and societal pressures.

We believe in the need for a thorough investigation into Aubreigh's case ensuring she receives the justice she so rightly deserves. We push for an examination of the circumstances leading to her tragic decision, to hold accountable any individuals or organizations that may have contributed negligently to her emotional distress. Alongside this case-specific demand, we also appeal for a broader societal change - more accessible mental health support and proactive suicide prevention programs, to save other families from the painful reality Heather Wyatt, Aubreigh's mother, is living in today.

Join us in demanding justice for Aubreigh and creating an influential voice to protect those in similar despair. Your signature can provide the much-needed push for investigation and change, giving Aubreigh and many others the justice they deserved. Sign the petition.