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Bowling Green, Ohio Fraternity Hazing: What Happened at BGSU and What Ohio Law Lets a Family Do About It Your son is on life support. The national fraternity put out a statement saying he was dead before he was dead — and then had to retract it. You are standing in a hospital hallway in Bowling Green while reporters call your phone and fraternity members you have never met are already deleting their group chats. You do not know what happened inside that off-campus house on March 4. You do know your son went in alive and came out on a ventilator. Everything else is what they are telling you — and what they are erasing. We are going to tell you what Ohio law actually gives a family in this moment, what evidence is being destroyed while you read this, and what the people responsible are already doing to protect themselves. None of it is theoretical. We currently litigate a hazing case — Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi, a $10 million lawsuit against a University of Houston fraternity — and the machinery of a hazing case is the same whether the chapter is in Harris County, Texas, or Wood…