Family Missouri University student who died during an excursion to Nashville filed a wrong law against death against his former fraternity and brothers of the brothers almost a year after his death.
Riley Strain, 22, was found dead in the Cumberland River nearly two weeks after March 8, 2024 disappeared from a night out in Nashville.
A lawsuit, which was filed by the Seth family on March 21 The Boon District, Missouri, is against the chapter of the University of Missouri Delta Chi, because his family works to be responsible for his death for his death.
The Straine family claims that his death was “the result of negligence and negligence” of the fraternity, the lawsuit states First obtained by WZTV.
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Riley Strain was last seen with friends on Broadway Street in Nashville, March 8th. His body was recovered on March 22 in the Cumberland River. (Family Manual)
“After Riley was abandoned, but before his death, he experienced conscious pain and suffering,” he writes in the lawsuit. “As a direct and immediate result of negligence of the defendant, Riley sustained serious injuries, which ultimately resulted in his death on March 22, 2024.”
The lawsuit added that the effort suffered “extreme physical and emotional harm, pain and suffering before his death.”
Streka even refused to attend an annual formal trip to Nashville 2024, according to a lawsuit, but decided to attend “after the continuous pressure of the Brotherhood Brothers.”
The 36 -page lawsuit cites 32 persons, including the presidents of the Delta Chi capitals, employment chairs and numerous fraternity leaders and brothers.
Student Mizzoua Riley, 22, disappeared from March 8 after disappearing in the center of Nashville. (Police Directorate Metropolitan Nashville)
The Straine family claims that Delta Chi and its members were negligent in taking appropriate precautions to ensure that all the Fraternity members are safe and failed to intervene When the strain was visibly weakened.
The submission of the request continues that the Brotherhood for the event, including that in Nashville, despite the Brotherhood, despite the other way that such behaviors would be among others, among others, despite the fact that such behavior and absence of chapters could be seduced, among others, in spite of the Brotherhood in Nashville, despite the fraternity policies that would be banned from such behavior and absence of a chapter.
According to the lawsuit, several fraternity members noted that the effort showed unusual behavior, noting that he struggled to speak, walk and communicate with others.
The stress was described as “almost incoherent” by the time the group reached the last tape of the night and was seen “leaning against the walls to stay upright, stumble up and down, and completely unable to speak or communicate and needed help,” the lawsuit said.
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Riley Strain was last seen at the Luke Bryan Bar in the center of Nashville just before 10pm on Friday, March 8, 2024. (Google Maps/ Voice for No Voice)
“When at least he dropped Riley, Riley’s Brothers Brotherhood had two options: 1) Go with Riley, make sure he is safe and take care of him; or 2) continue at the party. Riley’s brothers Delta Chi decided to continue socializing,” the lawsuit said.
The lawsuit continued and stated that after the stress was thrown out of the bar, he lost himself without help and came in the wrong direction to the Cumberland River, a four -minute walk from the bar, his brothers’ brothers saw him last.
“Instead of having the support of his brothers, Riley was abandoned himself,” the appeal said.
The lawsuit continued and claims that Setarus roommates saw “that Riley was not in the room and did nothing.”
“There was no search, panic, and no one called 911 to report that Riley failed to make twelve (12) minutes of a hotel in a hotel in more than three hours. The Brothers Brothers did not even think or call Riley’s parents, they simply prepared for the bed and went to sleep,” the lawsuit said.
A report published by TABC issued by Nashville Bars from the wrong procedure after student Riley Strain disappeared into the night of March 8th. (Getty Images, Associated Press)
The Stry family seeks a jury experiment, as well as seeking compensation for medical, funeral and burials, and compensation for his pain and suffering before his death.
About two weeks after Strin disappeared, March 22, a worker at a company headquartered in the Cumberland River, reported that he had seen the body to the police, who later managed to confirm the spet of identity.
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The medical examiner found that the blood alcohol levels were in pages .228 – more than a double legal limit – when he died and had Delta 9 in his system, according to a toxicology report previously reviewed by Fox News Digital.
In addition to the high content of alcohol, the blood of stress was found evidence of caffeine, nicotine and marijuana.
The terrible causes of death were listed as drowning and intoxication of Etanol, and his way of death was considered random.
Audrey Conklin Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics, including missing persons, murders, national cases of crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
