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Oxford, Mississippi Fraternity Hazing: What Happened at Ole Miss and What It Means for Your Family If your son came home from a fraternity event with chemical burns in his throat — or if you are reading this because a young man you love was blindfolded, lined against a wall, and had bleach sprayed into his mouth during a ritual someone called “tradition” — you are in the right place. What happened to that student at the Pi Kappa Alpha house on the night of October 11, 2020 was not an accident, not a prank, and not something he brought on himself. It was a crime. Mississippi law says so. And the law gives your family a door to hold every person and every institution that let it happen accountable. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We handle fraternity and sorority hazing injury cases, and we currently litigate a $10 million hazing lawsuit against a university fraternity — a case that shares the same architecture as what happened at Ole Miss: a national fraternity, a local chapter, young men entrusted with power over pledges, and a catastrophic injury that did not have to happen. We are writing…