Was 2006 really a hazing death-free year? Texas will tell more about the SAE alleged randy behavior before the Tyler Cross tragedy.

Apparently we will soon learn whether the long investigation by Texas-Austin University officials into the 2006 death of Tyler Cross of SAE fraternity was hazing related, according to a Texas radio station. The investigation by law enforcement officials is also close to being made public: Moderator

U.T. fraternity will soon learn whether it must face school and/or criminal penalties
8/20/2007

Newsroom
A University of Texas fraternity finds itself on the horns of a dilemma: Facing disciplinary action on campus and facing criminal action downtown.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has been under close scrutiny after one of their pledges, Tyler Cross, fell to his death last November. The coroner says the 18-year-old was drunk at the time. While the Travis County Attorney conducts an investigation into hazing by the frat, U-T’s Don Hale says they have concluded their inquiry.

The County Attorney is looking at Internet files purportedly showing SAE members giving pledges booze and physically abusing them hours before Cross fell off his fifth-floor balcony.