family Missouri University student He who died during a trip to Nashville filed an illicit death lawsuit against his ex -brothers and the brothers ’pledge almost a year after his death.
Riley Stere, 22, was found dead in the Camberland River, about two weeks after he disappeared from a night in Nashville on March 8, 2024.
The lawsuit filed by the Street family on March 21 in Bonn Province, Missouri, Against the branch of the University of Missouri in Delta Chi, where his family is working to bear his brothers responsible for his death.
The Samed family claims that his death was “the result of neglect and neglect”, according to the lawsuit It was first obtained by WZTV.
Nashville police say that Riley Stere
Riley Sterem was seen last time with friends on Broadway Street in Nashville on the evening of March 8. His body was recovered in the Camberland River on March 22. (Family Bulletin)
“After Riley was abandoned, but before his death, he suffered from a conscious and conscious pain,” the lawsuit says. “As a direct and direct result of the defendant's neglect, Riley was seriously injured, which eventually led to his death on March 22, 2024.”
The lawsuit added that the strain suffered from “severe physical and emotional damage, pain and suffering before his death.”
The strain initially refused to attend the annual official trip of the brotherhood to Nashville in 2024, according to the lawsuit, but decided to attend “after the constant pressure of the peer of his brotherly brothers.”
The 36 -page lawsuit is bound by 32 people, including the chapters of the Delta Che, employment chairs, and many brothers and brotherhood leaders.
Mizou Riley Steer, 22, was missing since March 8 after he disappeared in the center of Nashville. (Metropolitan Police Department)
The Strad family argues that the Delta Chi brothers and its members were neglected in taking appropriate precautions to ensure that all members of the brothers are safe And failed to intervene When the strain was clearly weak.
The file proceeds to the accusation of the brotherhood of multiple neglected actions, including the lack of safety measures appropriate to this event, allowing excessive drinking on the rented buses that transferred the brothers to Nashville, despite the brotherhood policies that should have prohibited such behavior and the absence of grabs or participants, between other accusations.
According to the lawsuit, many brothers noted that a strain shows an extraordinary behavior, noting that he had struggled to speak, walk and interact with others.
A dynasty was described as “almost coherent” by the time when the group reached the last strip of the night and was seen “tends on the walls to stay in a straight position, escape up and down, and he was not fully able to speak or communicate, and needs help,” according to the case.
Riley Strain cause death: drowning, ethanol poisoning killing a university student at night abroad
The last time Riley Street was seen at the Luke Brian Bar in the center of Nashville before 10 pm on Friday, March 8, 2024. (Google Maps/ Voice in favor of no sound)
“When Riley's bar was expelled, the brothers had two options: 1) Go with Riley, and make sure he was safe, and took care of him; or 2) continued the party. Riley Delta Chi chose her brothers to continue the concerts.”
The lawsuit continued and stated that after the strain was expelled from the bar, without help and stumbled in the wrong direction towards the Camberland River, four minutes walk from the bar that the brother's brother saw the last time.
“Instead of obtaining the support of his brothers, Riley was abandoned alone,” I mentioned the complaint.
The lawsuit continued and claimed that his colleagues in the room saw “Riley was not in the room and did nothing.”
“There was no research, there was no panic, and no one contacted the number 911 to report that Riley had failed to make the twelve (12) minutes to the hotel more than three hours ago. The brothers did not think even to call my father Riley, they simply prepared to sleep and went to sleep.”
A report on Tabc launches Nashville bars of violations after the disappearance of the college student, Riley Ster, on the night of March 8. (Getty Images, Associated Press)
The Strain family seeks to try a jury in addition to asking for damage to medical expenses, funeral and burial, and compensation for his pain and suffering before his death.
Nearly two weeks after the disappearance of stress, on March 22, a company in its headquarters along the Camberland River reported a police body, which later managed to confirm the identity of a dynasty.
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The medical examiner decided that the level of alcohol in the blood was.
In addition to the high alcohol content, evidence was found on caffeine, nicotine and marijuana in a strain blood.
The causes of the death of the dynasty were included as drowning and poisoning of ethanol, and considered the method of his death cross.
Audrey Konklin of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
Stepheny Price is a writer in Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics including missing persons, murders, national crime cases, illegal immigration, and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
