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Columbia, Missouri Fraternity Hazing: What the Santulli Case Exposes — and What Your Family Needs to Know If you are reading this at 2 a.m. in Columbia, Missouri — from a hospital chair at University of Missouri Hospital, or from a kitchen table where the phone call just came — you already know what hazing does. What you may not know is how many entities knew it was coming, how many had the power to stop it, and how the law in this state lets you hold every one of them responsible. We are going to tell you everything we know about fraternity hazing cases in Missouri, because what happened here is not an isolated tragedy. It is a documented pattern, and the evidence of that pattern is already on a clock. What happened at Phi Gamma Delta on the night of October 2021 was not a surprise to the people who ran that fraternity. Two months earlier, in August 2021, the international fraternity’s own investigation had already identified what it called a “high tolerance for hazing” and a “bystander effect” inside the chapter — members who believed hazing was wrong but failed to act. The fraternity put its findings…