Officials from the medical examiner s office determined she died of blunt injuries to her torso and head and classified her death as an accident. The investigation has just begun, Pally s mom, Shiny Pally, said. We are hoping the truth will come out. I hope this does not happen to any other child and no other family has to go through this suffering.
The fraternity referenced in the arrest warrant affidavit, Kappa Sigma, recently lost its UConn recognition and housing based on off-campus incidents in September and October. Those incidents were unrelated to Pally s death, the university said.
Kappa Sigma released a statement Friday:
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