Liderul unei frății universitare a fost condamnat la închisoare după ce un candidat a murit la un ritual de inițiere

A former fraternity leader at Northern Arizona University was sentenced to two months in prison for his involvement in a hazing ritual that resulted in a candidate's death. Carter Eslick, 20, pleaded guilty to harassment in the case of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez, who died from alcohol poisoning. An autopsy revealed Martinez had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.425%, significantly above the legal limit. Witnesses reported that fraternity members forced him to drink and monitored his condition throughout the night. Martinez's parents expressed their desire for accountability and reform in fraternity practices. Eslick apologized to the family, taking full responsibility for his actions during the ritual.