An East Baton Rouge Parish grand jury has indicted five people in connection with the tragic hazing death of Southern University student Caleb Wilson. He died earlier this year during an off-campus Omega Psi Phi event. The shocking case continues to unfold as investigators dig deeper into the events of that night.
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DA Pledges Accountability In Wilson Hazing Case
District Attorney Hillar Moore, speaking alongside Wilson’s family, confirmed the investigation into the tragic hazing death is still very active. Officials say they’re combing through cell phones, gathering evidence, and seeking cooperation from those already facing charges, while the community continues to wrestle with questions of accountability. In an exclusive statement given to UWK, Moore shared,
“It’s a shame that someone had to die just because he wanted to be in a fraternity,” Moore revealed. “He just wanted to earn his spot in the fraternity he always wanted to be in but had to give his life to do so.” He continued, “Everyone else got punched, but Caleb was the one who died because he was hit at the wrong time.”
Furthermore, according to WAFB, Moore shared,…