BALTIMORE, MD — The family of Nicholas N. Manning, a respected hospital executive from Utah, is pleading for public support and a formal inquiry following his tragic death during a business trip to Baltimore. Manning, who served as a CEO within the HCA Healthcare system, was reportedly the victim of a homicide, according to a public statement posted by family members on social media.
Details surrounding Manning’s death remain limited, and the investigation is ongoing. His family, still reeling from the loss, is calling on elected officials and the public to demand answers and accountability in the case. They believe greater transparency and urgency are needed from law enforcement to ensure justice is served.
The family is specifically urging Utah residents and taxpayers to contact U.S. Senator Mike Lee to request a formal inquiry into the investigation.
“We are devastated and searching for answers,” the family wrote. “Nick’s death has left an enormous void. He was a beloved husband, father, and leader. We ask for your support in pressing for a thorough investigation so our family can have the closure we desperately need.”
Supporters are encouraged to contact Senator Lee through his official website or reach out via his regional offices:
- Washington, D.C. Office: (202) 224-5444
- Salt Lake City Office: (801) 524-5933
- Ogden Office: (801) 392-9633
- St. George Office: (435) 628-5514
- Vernal Office: (435) 503-9335
Nicholas Manning was known in his professional circles for his dedication to patient care, operational excellence, and his role in leading hospital teams with integrity and compassion. His sudden death has not only shaken his family and colleagues but has drawn the attention of community members in both Utah and Maryland.
Further updates on the investigation and any public statements from Baltimore authorities will be shared as they become available.
The Manning family asks for continued prayers, support, and advocacy in their pursuit of truth and justice.