Death of UNLV Student Ruled a Homicide, Investigation Launched Into Boxing Match
Nathan Valencia, 20, died from brain injuries he sustained after he took part in Kappa Sigma fraternity’s Fight Night on Nov. 19. He died four days later.
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Nathan Valencia, 20, died from brain injuries he sustained after he took part in Kappa Sigma fraternity’s Fight Night on Nov. 19. He died four days later.
Nathan Valencia, a 20-year-old junior at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), fought in a Kappa Sigma Fraternity's Charity Fight Night and died four days later.
Nathan Tyler Valencia, 20, died Nov. 23 from blunt force head trauma, the Clark County coroner's office said, after partaking in a charity boxing event.
The Clark County coroner has determined his death was a homicide caused by blunt force trauma to the head.
There will be no criminal charges filed in connection with the death of University of Nevada, Las Vegas student, who died days after he participated in a charity boxing match hosted by his fraternity.