The family of 32-year-old Charles Christopher-Michael “Charlie” Evans is seeking answers and accountability after his sudden and tragic death on December 4, 2025, following a severe asthma attack at his sister’s home in McDonough, Georgia.
Evans, remembered by loved ones as warm, compassionate, and deeply devoted to his family, suffered a medical emergency that quickly turned fatal. According to relatives, critical failures in emergency response may have contributed to the young man’s death, prompting calls for a full investigation.
Born in Virginia and later relocating to Atlanta during his teenage years, Evans built a life surrounded by family, friends, and a broad network of supporters. Those who knew him describe him as a kind-hearted and joyful presence — someone who lifted others with his humor, generosity, and steady support.
On the day of the incident, Evans experienced a severe asthma attack. His sister immediately called 911, but family members and legal advocates claim that emergency medical personnel did not administer the essential treatment he required. Reports allege that equipment malfunctions and improper medical procedures left Evans’ airway blocked, leading to cardiac arrest en route to Piedmont Henry Hospital. Despite efforts by hospital staff, he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
Evans’ death has left his family devastated and determined to pursue justice, insisting that the failures in his emergency care must be addressed to prevent similar tragedies.
A press conference is scheduled for December 9, 2025, at the Henry County Government Office. The Evans family is inviting community members, supporters, and media to gather in remembrance of Charlie and to advocate for accountability within the emergency response system.
Loved ones say Evans’ legacy is defined by kindness, loyalty, and an unwavering dedication to others. Though his life ended far too soon, the impact he made — through his compassion, humor, and enduring love — continues to be felt by all who knew him.