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Second Lieutenant Matias Ezequiel Chirino, 22, died early Sunday morning after he was forced to drink large amounts of alcohol during an initiation ceremony to celebrate his joining of a new regiment.
seven former fraternity members in court today. the mom who had talked to her son before he went to that initiation ritual, she and her husband coming face-to-face for those blamed in the alcohol-related death of their own son. here s stephanie ramos. reporter: tonight, the seven former members of pi kappa alpha fraternity are all pleading not guilty to all charges in connection with the death of 20-year-old bowling green state university sophomore stone foltz. foltz died of alcohol poisoning three days after the fraternity allegedly held an initiation event in which foltz and other incoming members were encouraged to drink an entire bottle of hard liquor each. stone s family fighting for justice, remembering a phone call right before that initiation. he said, it s just part of the ritual, i have to. but i don t want to. court will call state of ohio versus jacob krinn. reporter: prosecutors say he was brought home by other members, including jacob krinn, stone s fraternity big