11 people charged in hazing death of Virginia college student Adam Oakes

Date:

September 27, 2021

Eleven people were charged in connection to the hazing death of a Virginia Commonwealth University student whose body was found at an off-campus house following a fraternity party.

Eight of those people have been arrested, Richmond police told NBC affiliate WWBT of Richmond. They have been identified as Benjamin Corado, 19; Quinn Kuby, 22; Riley McDaniel, 21; Alessandro Medina-Villanueva, 21; Jason Mulgrew, 21; Christian Rohrbach, 22; Colin Tran, 20; and Enayat Sheikhzad, 22. All eight were charged with unlawful hazing of a student. Corado, Kuby, and Tran are also charged with purchasing and giving alcohol to a minor.

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