A college student family who died in Nashville provides an illegal lawsuit for death

Family Student University Missouri Died during a trip to Nashville, he filed an illegal lawsuit against his former brotherhood and the Brotherhood Brothers almost a year after his death.

The 22 -year -old Riley strain was found dead in the Camberland River almost two weeks after he disappeared on March 8, 2024 in Nashville.

A lawsuit filed by a Stean family on March 21st County Boon, Missouri, To resist the leadership of Delta Chi University, because his family is working to keep the fraternity responsible for his death.

Family strain claims that his death was “the result of carelessness and negligence” of the brotherhood, according to the lawsuit First received WZTV.

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Riley’s strain was last seen with his friends at Broadway -Stary in Nashville on the evening of March 8. On March 22, his body was restored in the Camberland River. (Family Material)

“After the Riley was abandoned, but he survived his conscious pain and suffering,” the lawsuit said. “As a direct and closest result of negligence of the accused, Riley was seriously injured, causing his death to death on March 22, 2024.”

The lawsuit added that the strain suffered “extreme physical and emotional damage, and pain and suffering to death.”

According to the lawsuit, the deformation even initially refused to visit the annual official trip to Nashville in 2024, but decided to take part in the “prolonged pressure of the brothers”.

The trial of 36 pages lists 32 persons, including Presidents of the Delta Chi leader, recruitment chairs and numerous brotherhood leaders and brothers.

Student Mitsa Riley Stein, 22 years old, went missing from March 8 after he disappeared in the center of Nashville. (Nashville police department)

Family strain claims that the Delta Chi Brotherhood and its members were careless, taking proper precautions to all the Brotherhood members are safe and failed to intervene If the voltage was noticeably disturbed.

The application continues to accuse the fraternity of numerous negligent action, including no proper security measures for the event, which allows excessive use of alcohol on charter buses that carried the fraternity in Nashville, despite the brotherhood policy that would ban such behavior and lack of hapenuts and advisers, among other charges.

According to the lawsuit, several fraternity members noticed that the strain showed extraordinary behavior, noting that he fought to speak, walk and interact with others.

By the time the group reached the last bar of the night, it was described as “virtually inconspicuous” and it was seen “leaning against the walls to stay upright, stumbling up and down, and completely unable to talk and communicate and needed help,” the lawsuit said.

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Riley’s strain was the last time to see Luke Brian’s bar in the center of Nashville a little earlier than 10 pm on Friday, March 8, 2024. (Google Maps/ Voice for Mightless)

“When the bar was driven by Riley, the Riley’s Brotherhood had two options: 1) Go from Riley, make sure it is safe, and take care of it; or 2) Continue to participate.

In the trial, he continued and stated that after the tension was kicked out of the bar, he was lost and without help and came across the wrong direction towards the Camberland River, his brotherly brothers saw him last four minutes of walking from the bar.

“Instead of having the support of his brothers, Riley was abandoned and one,” the complaint said.

The lawsuit continued and claims that the state’s neighbors saw that “Riley was not in the room and did nothing.”

“There was no search, no panic, and no one called 911 to report that Riley couldn’t do twelve (12) a minute back to the hotel in three hours. The brother’s brothers didn’t even think to call Riley’s parents, they just prepared for a bed and falling asleep,” the lawsuit said.

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In a report published by Tabc, it releases Barry Nashville from violations after the college student Riley Stein disappeared on the night of March 8. (Getty Images, Associated Press)

The strain family is looking for a jury, as well as seeking losses for medical, funeral and buried costs, as well as compensation for its pain and suffering to death.

Approximately two weeks after the deformation disappeared, on March 22, an employee of the company, based along the Camberland River, said he saw the body in the police, which later was able to confirm the identity of the strain.

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The medical observer determined that the blood alcohol level was .228 – more than twice the legal limit – if he died and he also had Delta 9 in his system, according to the Toxicology report, which previously considered Fox News Digital.

In addition to high alcohol content, the strain revealed caffeine, nicotine and marijuana.

The causes of the strain’s death were on the drop and intoxication list, and its way of death was considered random.

This report has contributed to Audrey Conklin Fox News Digital.

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