Lukas Illescas Identified As Student At Hillcrest Elementary School in Peekskill Tormented Suicide Victim

The apparent suicide of a 10-year-old boy named Lukas Illescas is currently under investigation by Westchester County police. The family of the boy is pointing fingers at local school officials, claiming that warning signs were disregarded.

According to the family of Gianlukas “Lukas” Illescas, a student at Hillcrest Elementary School in Peekskill, he had been pleading with them to let him stay home for several months before he took his own life last week.

The individual exclaimed with excitement, repeatedly urging others to direct their attention towards a particular object or event.

Lukas’ father passionately addressed the school board members while brandishing a photo of his child on his phone during a lively meeting on Tuesday evening that was attended by protesters. The user asked if there was a lack of time.

According to the individual, he stated that there were five minutes remaining. The individual expressed, “I don’t know how you can sleep.” The user expressed uncertainty, stating “I don’t know how.”

Christian Illescas, the heartbroken father, stated that he had requested assistance from administrators and school social workers on numerous occasions.

According to Illescas, they have stated that they are unable to assist due to being occupied with other tasks. According to Peekskill police, an investigation is currently underway.

According to a Facebook post by Police Chief Leo Dylweski, the Hillcrest Elementary School student’s passing has left the entire Peekskill community and Police Department in mourning.

According to the post, the tragic event is currently under active investigation and no conclusive findings have been reached yet. The Illescas family is in need of continued support during this challenging period, as stated by a concerned individual.

At the school board meeting, numerous residents held signs demanding justice for a boy and expressed their concerns about educators ignoring the parents and warning signs. The meeting was packed with dozens of attendees.

There are a number of parents present. According to one parent, “there are witnesses,” they berated the board. The statement was made that “we are not taking that anymore.”

Did a 10-year-old child suffer due to negligence? Did you not take the time? According to the boy’s family, he was a lively young child who previously found pleasure in attending school.

According to his father’s statement to ABC News, he would wake up at 5:30 in the morning every day to give him a kiss before he left for work. As per the user, upon their arrival, the individual in question was already present and waiting for them at the station.

According to sources, he had a great passion for swimming. Tragically, the situation took a turn for the worse when a student relentlessly bullied him, ultimately leading to his untimely death by suicide. The father stated that he had nothing to lose.

A statement was made by the individual stating that their son is no longer present. The individual expressed a desire for justice on behalf of other children. As of Wednesday, the family of the boy had raised over $14,000 through a GoFundMe page.

According to the page, the death of a 10-year-old child is attributed to bullying. According to reports, Lukas has allegedly been robbed of his future. According to the statement, he will never have the opportunity to graduate with his peers, create lasting memories with his loved ones, or experience a life filled with possibilities and excitement.

According to sources, the family and friends of the individual in question are reportedly heartbroken and devastated beyond measure. According to a statement released on Wednesday, Peekskill school officials have stated that they are currently awaiting the results of the investigation. According to a statement, the Hillcrest student’s loss continues to deeply sadden us.

According to a statement made by school officials, the current focus is on extending sympathies to the family and friends of the student, while also providing support to the school community. According to municipal officials, the police will share the findings of the investigation once it is completed, as stated in a separate statement.

New Yorkers experiencing suicidal thoughts or mental health crisis can seek help by calling 1-888-NYC-WELL. The hotline offers free and confidential crisis counseling services. For those residing outside the five boroughs, it is recommended to contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or access SuicidePreventionLifeline.org.