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Baton Rouge Hazing Death: What Happened to Caleb Wilson and What His Family Can Do Now If your child died pledging a fraternity, you are not reading this page casually. You are sitting in a house that has a bedroom no one can walk into yet. You may have just buried a son, a brother, a grandson — a young man who left for college and came home in a way no parent should ever have to receive. And you are hearing two stories at once: the criminal case on the news, and a silence from the organizations that were supposed to protect him. We are going to tell you what the law actually says in Louisiana, what the evidence looks like right now, what the fraternity and the university are already doing to protect themselves, and what your family can still do to hold the right people accountable. You do not have to carry this alone, and you do not have to figure out the legal system at the worst moment of your life. That is what we do. In February 2025, a Southern University student named Caleb Wilson died after being punched repeatedly in the chest while pledging…