In the investigation of Caleb Wilson's death, the Baton Rouge Police Department has updated that a Southern University fraternity lied about how it happened, and they are now confirming that the student died in a warehouse hazing incident.

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According to WAFB, sources close to the investigation into Southern University and A&M College Caleb Wilson's death say the initial story told to police about how he died was fabricated. On Tuesday (March 4), the news outlet reported that the story about Wilson collapsing at a Baton Rouge BREC park was a lie.

Sources further claim that pledges with Southern University's Omega Psi Phi chapter were actually at a warehouse in Baton Rouge when Wilson died. He was reportedly punched in the chest, causing him to collapse to the ground and begin to have a seizure. Sources said he was later pronounced dead by doctors at a local hospital.

Reportedly, there were nine pledges in line during an unsanctioned fraternity ritual. Each one was allegedly forced to take punches to the chest. When Wilson was hit, sources claim he reportedly began seizing after falling to the ground at the warehouse.

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Wilson was taken to Baton Rouge General on Bluebonnet, where he was later pronounced dead. Sources claim that after the fraternity brothers brought the student to the hospital, they allegedly gathered at an undisclosed location to discuss what happened that evening. At this meetup, the brothers allegedly began to create the story about Wilson collapsing at a park. The sources said none of the pledges participating in the fraternity ritual were ever at the park.

Once Wilson was at the hospital, staff there contacted police about his death. After this, the Baton Rouge Police Department launched an investigation. According to WAFB's sources, several individuals are allegedly responsible for the fraternity ritual. However, not all of them have the same level of involvement. Furthermore, an initial autopsy was conducted but did not reveal a cause of death. Thus, officials are conducting further testing.

The 20-year-old student, who was a native of Kenner, Louisiana, was a junior at Southern University. He was majoring in mechanical engineering and was a member of the university's band, which is known as the Human Jukebox.

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Following the death of Caleb Wilson, Southern University issued a statement on March 4. In response to the hazing investigation, they said:

"Southern University and A&M College continues to hold in our thoughts the family and loved ones of Caleb Wilson. We are deeply saddened by the reports of actions that led to his unfortunate and unnecessary loss of life.

The University is conducting an internal investigation into the circumstances that led to the death of this beloved student. Once the investigation is complete, we will take appropriate action. The University has implemented a ban on membership intake for all student organizations that remains in effect until further notice.

Hazing is a violation of the University's rules and regulations as well as Louisiana law, and it will not be tolerated in any form at Southern University. The well-being of our students is a part of our mission to provide an extraordinary education for thousands of students. We support punishment to the fullest extent of the law for anyone committing an act of violence that impedes a student from safely and successfully matriculating at Southern.

Southern continues to actively support the ongoing criminal investigation by the Baton Rouge Police Department and the East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney's office into this alleged act of hazing involving members of the Beta Sigma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to reach out to talk to someone during this devastating time for our campus community. Mental health resources are available 24/7 at subr.edu/ucc."

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