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In LSU student Max Gruver's hazing death, Baton Rouge jury delivers $6.1 million verdict

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Stephen and Rae Ann Gruver prevailed in their wrongful death lawsuit, which centered around the loss of their 18-year-old son Max Gruver. Max was a freshman journalism student vying to become a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity when he went through a torturous ritual dubbed Bible Study. Members of the fraternity spent nearly two hours grilling Max and other pledges about the frat's history and forcing them to drink excessive amounts of a high-volume grain alcohol.

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In LSU student Max Gruver's hazing death, Baton Rouge jury delivers $6.1 million verdict

A Baton Rouge jury found Wednesday that the parents of an LSU student whose death at a fraternity party launched a statewide campaign against hazing should be compensated $6.1 million.

·Baton Rouge, United States
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