Siri Reddy, a bright 16-year-old honor student from Texas, was tragically discovered dead at the bottom of the cliff near Heroes Stadium in San Antonio, Texas, by her mother.
The mother had gone to Reddy’s Keystone School in San Antonio to pick her up but could not find her. As such, she was prompted to use a tracking app on Reddy’s phone, leading her to a wooded area by the stadium.
When Reddy’s mother got to the area, she noticed her daughter at the bottom of the cliff and immediately contacted the police. Upon arriving, first responders attempted CPR on the high schooler but could not resuscitate her.
The San Antonio police are still looking into what caused Reddy’s death, but they presume it was due to the injuries sustained falling from the cliff.
The Keystone School released a statement remembering Reddy as a sensational student with a deep-rooted passion for music. She was involved in several activities at school, such as the National Honor Society, the award-winning Science Fair team, robotics, and The Keynote student newspaper. She was also part of the Upper School musical ‘Grease’ cast and had sung at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Music Fest.
Reddy’s unexpected and untimely passing shocked family, friends, and the community. She was a spirited young woman with much to look forward to. Her passing reminds us of the elusive nature of life and how every moment should be cherished.
The police are still investigating the tragic death.