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Federal judge dismisses wrongful death lawsuit against Ohio State fraternity in student’s killing

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Chase Meola, 23, died in the early hours of Oct. 11, 2020, after being shot outside the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house on East 14th Avenue. Ohio State suspended the fraternity in 2018 for hazing and other violations of the student code of conduct. Meola's family claimed in a lawsuit filed at the United States District Court Southern District of Ohio that the local chapter continued to operate as a fraternity.

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Federal judge dismisses wrongful death lawsuit against Ohio State fraternity in student’s killing

For the second time in as many weeks a judge has dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit from a fatal shooting near the Ohio State university campus.

1 year ago·Columbus, United States

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