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The Indictment Changed Everything: Your Family’s Civil Case After an NAU Fraternity Hazing Death You are reading this because someone you raised — someone you sent to Flagstaff to get an education — did not come home. A grand jury in Coconino County has now indicted a member of a Northern Arizona University fraternity, and that single word, indicted, tells you something the university and the fraternity’s national office may not say out loud: what happened to your child was not an accident, and it was not a rogue incident. A prosecutor looked at the evidence and concluded that a crime occurred. We are the trial team at Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC — and right now, in this moment, we want you to know three things before anything else. First: what happened to your child was not their fault, no matter what the fraternity’s lawyers will eventually argue about “choice” and “consent.” A pledge standing in a room full of older men who control whether he gets accepted is not making a free decision about how much alcohol to consume. The law in Arizona knows this, and we will explain exactly how. Second: the criminal indictment is…