Foltz Family Sues Then-Frat President in Deadly BG Incident
March 4, 2024 8:40AM EST
Gov. Mike DeWine signs “Collin’s Law” to increase penalties for hazing during a ceremony on Tuesday, July 6, 2021, at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. Standing immediately behind him among other lawmakers and guests were Wade and Kathleen Wiant, left, whose late son is the law’s namesake, and Shari and Cory Foltz, right, whose son Stone died in March after another alleged fraternity hazing. (AP Photo/Kantele Franko)
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – The family of a Bowling Green State University student who died in a hazing incident is now suing the then-president of the fraternity involved.
The family of Stone Foltz has filed a civil suit against Daylen Dunson, asking for $225 million.
The 20-year-old victim’s mother Shari says she promised her hospitalized son she would do everything to get the message out about hazing.
Foltz died of alcohol poisoning three years ago.
The family also remains active with anti-hazing legislation.