Washington State University has recorded its second death on campus so far in 2023, months after one of its former students, Bryan Kohberger, was accused of killing four students at the nearby University of Idaho.
Bryan Kohberger’s Old School Washington State University Shaken By Second Campus Death (PHOTO: Yahoo News)
Washington State University Shaken By Second Campus Death Months After Bryan Kohberger’s Arrest
Washington State University had its second death on campus so far in the year of 2023. Moths after their former student Bryan Kohberger was accused of killing 4 students close by the University of Idaho on November 13, 2020 Thursday, Washington State University released a statement about the first-year STEM male student death.
It happened in the Washington State University dormitory which remembered the cause of death is hazing. The victim identified as Luke Morgan Tyler, was found dead at the Pullman campus residence halls on Jan 22.
They alleged said that it was because of hazing but the police said there is no evidence. Some of the students commented on the Police report a Facebook post that it was very alarming and disturbing and they don’t know what happen to the University student, some of them commented that they hope that the campus death will stop.
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Bryan Kohberger’s Old School Washington State University Recorded Second Campus Death
The two campus death comes after Bryan Kohbergers arrest for brutally killing 4 students from the University of Idaho and months after the arrest he is also threatened to kill his roommates. The recent incidents have left school community members in shock and they are hoping that it would be the last as the classes may end in May.
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