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The university announced the news on the anniversary of Wilson’s death.
Assistant District Attorney says new details continue to surface in ongoing investigation
An East Baton Rouge Parish grand jury indicted five people in connection with the alleged hazing death of Southern University student Caleb Wilson.
The “Petition for Wrongful Death and Survival Damages” was filed by the Wilson family.
The attorney representing the family of Southern University student and Omega Psi Phi fraternity pledge Caleb Wilson said the university, fraternity, and individuals involved in Wilson’s death have blood on their hands.
Caleb McCray, 23, is charged with manslaughter and criminal hazing after the death of Caleb Wilson, who was pledging Omega Psi Phi at Southern University.
Early Thursday morning, a Baton Rouge district judge held a bond hearing for Caleb McCray, during which conditions were set.
Robinson told the WAFB I-TEAM he believes his client’s rights were violated.
Family honors Caleb Wilson with billboards, urging fraternity response after hazing death.
State Representative Delisha Boyd is introducing House Bill 279, also known as the “Caleb Wilson Act.”
Heavy hearts filled the F.G. Clark Activity Center on Friday, March 14, as hundreds of family, friends, fellow Jaguars, and strangers came to pay their respects and pray for Caleb Wilson’s loved ones.
A celebration of life was held on Southern University’s campus in remembrance and honor of a bright light in the Jaguar family.
Arrest warrants released by Baton Rouge Police Tuesday for three suspects tied to the hazing death of Caleb Wilson reveal it was only Caleb McCray who punched Caleb Wilson.
The third and final suspect, Isaiah Smith, turned himself in Tuesday morning tied to the hazing death of Caleb Wilson.
The WAFB I-TEAM had cameras rolling Tuesday as Southern University student Kyle Thurman was loaded into a law enforcement vehicle at the West Baton Rouge Parish jail and brought back to Baton Rouge this morning.
I-TEAM: Two remaining suspects in SU student’s death now facing felony hazing charges
Southern University confirmed to the WAFB I-TEAM Monday, that all three suspects tied to the death of Caleb Wilson are current students at the university.
Funeral arrangements are set for Southern University Student Caleb Wilson who died two weeks ago in a hazing ritual.
The two additional people who will be charged are facing misdemeanor hazing charges.
Shortly after Max Gruver’s hazing death, the state of Louisiana created one of the strongest hazing laws in the country, making it a felony.
