NewsNBC Chicago – LocalJuly 2, 2026Illinois
Body found in Fox River identified as St. Charles woman
Authorities have identified the body recovered from the Fox River in St. Charles Township as 41-year-old Amanda Flick. The Kane County Sheriff's office is currently investigating the death, with drowning listed as the preliminary cause pending toxicology results.
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The ongoing investigation into the death of a local resident by the Kane County Sheriff's office impacts public safety reporting and local law enforcement resources in St. Charles.
Key Facts
- The body recovered from the Fox River in St. Charles Township has been identified as 41-year-old Amanda Flick.
- The Kane County Sheriff's office is conducting an active investigation into the death.
- The preliminary cause of death is listed as drowning.
- Toxicology samples have been sent to a national forensic laboratory for extensive testing.
- The incident was first reported to the sheriff's office at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
- The identification was officially released by the Kane County Coroner's office on Thursday.
Who's Mentioned
personDr. Monica Silva“Kane County Coroner.”organizationKane County Sheriff's office“The agency leading the death investigation.”locationSt. Charles Township“The specific area where the incident occurred.”organizationKane County Coroner's office“The agency responsible for identifying the body and conducting toxicology testin”personAmanda Flick“The deceased individual identified by the coroner.”locationFox River“The location where the body was recovered.”