Ex-FAMU band director: "I did all I could"

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[DrLeftover]

bullshit

 

[Jazzy]

The cause of death is still under investigation. But police who interviewed band members believe hazing is to blame. White suspects Champion was beaten in a hazing ritual.

Robert Champion was found on the band bus after that game. Florida A&M officials declined CBS' repeated requests for an interview, but said in a statement, The university took appropriate action when it was notified [of specific hazing incidents] ... More than anything we want to find out what happened to Robert Champion.​

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I'm confused here. He went to the game and after that game, he was found unresponsive/dead on the bus. How and when did this hazing take place between the start and end of that game?

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[DrLeftover]

There is a lot more going on here than anybody is talking about.



http://www.ajc.com/n...on-1249031.html





Add what the previous victim says to this one.....



http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-500202_162-57334528/cbs-si-investigation-sports-gangs-often-linked/





And see what you come up with.