But much remains unclear about how Chris Mims, who was pledging the USA chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon, suffered the injuries that left him hospitalized for at least five days. Officials from the fraternity’s international office in Indianapolis said the fraternity did not cause Mims’ injuries, and university officials are saying little about their own three-month investigation.
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TKE story updated. Mother and fraternity disagree on what put Chris Mims in hospital
From the Mobile Register: The mother of a University of South Alabama student who campus police said suffered a ruptured spleen during a fraternity hazing ritual said she is consulting with both a lawyer and a detective about the January incident.