Haylee Lounsbury Janesville WI Death – The Janesville, Wisconsin, community is mourning the untimely and tragic death of 21-year-old Haylee R. Lounsbury, who passed away on June 23, 2025, following a horrific domestic-related shooting at the Aspen Square Apartments on June 17. Haylee was the fourth and final victim in a deadly incident that has shaken the quiet southern Wisconsin city.
The Rock County Medical Examiner’s Department confirmed Haylee’s death after she succumbed to injuries sustained in the shooting. She had initially survived the incident and was transported to a local hospital in critical condition. Despite medical efforts, she did not recover. Three other victims — Julia K. Cvicker, 25; Jahvarius J. Wicks, 21; and Scott M. Roberts, 55 — were pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities have indicated that the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute and that the suspect, believed to be one of the deceased, shot the others before turning the weapon on themselves. While the investigation is ongoing, officials have stated no children were present during the event. The identities and relationships between those involved are still being reviewed as law enforcement seeks to provide answers and closure.
Haylee Lounsbury’s death has left a deep void in the lives of those who knew her. Described by friends and family as warm-hearted, generous, and full of life, Haylee was a beloved daughter and friend. She was known for her radiant smile, her ability to uplift others, and the compassion she showed to everyone around her. Her loss is felt not only by her loved ones but also by the broader Janesville community.
In the days following the shooting, tributes to Haylee and the other victims have poured in. Candlelight vigils, heartfelt social media tributes, and community memorials have reflected the collective grief and support of Janesville residents. For many, Haylee’s death represents a heartbreaking reminder of the fragility of life and the far-reaching impact of domestic violence and gun-related tragedies.
Community leaders and advocacy groups have responded by reaffirming the importance of mental health resources, domestic violence prevention programs, and responsible gun ownership. Local support networks have mobilized to offer assistance to those affected and are encouraging others to seek help if they find themselves in dangerous domestic situations.
While the name of the shooter has yet to be formally disclosed, authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the event. The priority remains to piece together the events leading up to the tragedy and to provide some measure of closure for grieving families.
Haylee R. Lounsbury will be remembered not merely as a victim of violence but as a young woman of character, kindness, and strength. Her legacy will live on through the lives she touched and the community now inspired to come together in the face of tragedy.
As Janesville continues to heal, the city stands united — honoring Haylee and the other victims through compassion, solidarity, and a renewed commitment to preventing such heartbreak in the future.