WSU dorm death: Luke Tyler remembered amid hazing allegations
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Luke Morgan Tyler was found dead in his dorm room at Washington State University's Pullman campus on Jan. 22, 2023. The cause and manner of his death have not been released.
Tyler’s friends described the last time they saw him – just weeks earlier at the end of his winter holiday break. Stephanie Pagones is a Digital Reporter for FOX Business and Fox News. Story tips can be sent to stephanie.pagones@fox.com and on Twitter: @steph_pagones.
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"We were hanging out with him literally the night before he went back," said Matthew Brandjes, who, along with several of Tyler’s other friends, knew each other from around the Redmond, Washington, area, where Tyler grew up. "I remember we were driving around the area, just hanging out … we parked at his house, and we all just got out of the car and we were exchanging hugs. Just like, ‘We’ll see you soon,’ you know?"
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