Caleb Wilson Wasn't The 1st OR The 2nd | The Omega Psi Phi Hazing Death of Nathaniel Swinson in 1978 скачать в хорошем качестве

Caleb Wilson Wasn't The 1st OR The 2nd | The Omega Psi Phi Hazing Death of Nathaniel Swinson in 1978

To see the story of Robert Bazile - the first Omega pledge to die by hazing, click here:    • Caleb Wilson Wasn't The First | The Omega ...   In this episode of Dying To Be In, we uncover the tragic death of Nathaniel Swinson, a 20-year-old football player at North Carolina Central University who died during an Omega Psi Phi hazing ritual in 1978. This case connects directly to our previous episode on Caleb Wilson and reveals a disturbing pattern of hazing deaths spanning nearly 50 years within the same fraternity. Swinson collapsed after running miles and performing exhausting exercises during an off-campus initiation. He died from sickle cell anemia complications triggered by extreme physical stress. Despite the chapter being previously suspended, the hazing continued off-campus with deadly consequences. Learn about the shocking pattern of violence that continued into the 1980s, with incidents involving pledges being hit with two-by-fours, suffering serious injuries, and even having a beard set on fire. Despite laws, suspensions, and previous deaths, the dangerous hazing practices persisted. This is more than isolated incidents—it's a deadly pattern that must be broken. No letters, no organization, no sense of belonging is worth dying to be in.