
Parents of LSU student dead after 'Bible Study' hazing reach $6.1M settlement
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The parents of deceased LSU student Max Gruver, who died from alcohol poisoning in a 2017 hazing incident, have been awarded $6.1 million in their wrongful death lawsuit.
Jurors on March 8 concluded that former fraternity member Matthew Naquin was 80% at fault for Gruver's hazing death and awarded a $6 million sum to Gruver's parents, plaintiffs Stephen and Rae Ann Gruver. Audrey Conklin is a digital reporter for Fox News Digital and FOX Business. Email tips to audrey.conklin@fox.com or on Twitter at @audpants.
The jury awarded an additional $100,000 for "the pain and suffering, fright, fear, or mental anguish" Gruver suffered during the hazing incident, according to the verdict form.

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