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Miami Fraternity Hazing Injuries: Your Civil Rights When a “Tradition” Becomes Attempted Manslaughter If you are reading this at 2 a.m. from a hospital room in Miami, or from a kitchen table covered in discharge papers you cannot make yourself read, or from a phone you are holding with hands that still shake — we are talking to you. Someone you love, or you yourself, was beaten with canes and paddles over four nights in April 2026 as part of what a Kappa Alpha Psi chapter called its pledging process. One of the people hurt needed skin grafts on his buttocks. His kidneys were failing — the muscle tissue destroyed by repeated blunt-force trauma was releasing proteins into his blood that were poisoning his renal system, and without emergency treatment he would have died. Another victim was intubated. A machine was breathing for him because his body was shutting down. Both of them came close to death. And when the blood finally seeped through one victim’s pants on the fourth night, the fraternity leaders did not call an ambulance. They told both victims to strip and put their clothes in garbage bags. That is not a tradition. It is not…