Indiana University grad, 23, shot dead in parking garage while on way to meet with his family
A 23-year-old Indiana University graduate was shot and killed in a downtown Indianapolis parking garage while on his way to meet his parents. Brett Scrogham had recently graduated from the Kelley School of Business and was attending a baseball game when the incident occurred. The investigation is ongoing, with no suspects currently in custody.
- ▪Brett Scrogham was shot in a parking garage near the Indiana Convention Center.
- ▪He was on his way to meet his parents for a baseball game when he was killed.
- ▪A witness reported hearing gunshots and seeing a man flee the scene.
- ▪Indiana Senator Jim Banks honored Scrogham on the Senate floor, criticizing local officials for crime policies.
- ▪The investigation into Scrogham's murder remains ongoing.
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US News Indiana University grad, 23, shot dead in parking garage while on way to meet with his family By Richard Pollina Published June 3, 2026, 3:46 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google An Indiana University business school graduate was gunned down in a downtown Indianapolis parking garage while on his way to meet up with his parents at a baseball game. Brett Scrogham, 23, died from a gunshot wound he suffered in a parking garage near the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis Thursday night, Fox 59 reported. He was rushed to the hospital, where he died from his injuries. 6 Brett Scrogham was gunned down in a downtown Indianapolis parking garage while on his way to watch a minor league baseball game with his parents.
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