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When Hazing Kills: A Fraternity Pledge’s Death in Baton Rouge and Your Family’s Legal Rights If you are reading this page, you already know the worst thing a parent can learn. A child left for college and came home in a way no family should have to receive him. What happened on February 27, 2025, in a warehouse off campus in Baton Rouge was not an accident, was not a game that went too far, and was not a tragedy no one could have prevented. It was a crime under Louisiana law, and it was the foreseeable result of a culture that a national fraternity organization either failed to police or chose to tolerate. We are a trial firm that takes wrongful death cases in Louisiana, and we are here to tell you exactly how the law treats what happened, who can be held accountable, what the evidence shows, and why the clock on your family’s rights is already running. The core facts, as investigators have alleged: a Southern University student and Omega Psi Phi pledge was one of nine young men taken to an off-campus warehouse, where fraternity members wearing boxing gloves punched the pledges in the chest in a ritual known as “line punches.” One blow triggered a seizure and collapse. Instead of calling 911, the fraternity members moved the remaining pledges into another room, changed the victim’s clothes, loaded him into a car, and dropped him at a hospital. Three men have been arrested — one for…