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Cleveland man faces manslaughter, hazing, other charges in Bowling Green State University student’s death Stone Foltz, 20, died after an alleged hazing incident at an off-campus event. (Source: WTVG) By 19 News Digital Team | April 29, 2021 at 3:55 PM EDT - Updated April 29 at 3:55 PM According to the Wood County Prosecutor, at least eight people now face charges ranging from first-degree felony manslaughter to reckless homicide and hazing to obstructing official business, but prosecutor Paul Dodson said that other charges could still come as a result of the investigation. Speakin...

Share on LinkedIn BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG/FOX19) - Several individuals are now facing indictments in the death of Bowling Green State University sophomore Stone Foltz back in March. According to the Wood County Prosecutor, at least eight people now face charges ranging from first-degree felony manslaughter to reckless homicide and hazing to obstructing official business, but prosecutor Paul Dodson said that other charges could still come as a result of the investigation. Speaking at a press conference Thursday afternoon, Dodson described the events leading up to Stone’s death as a new mem...

Eight young men were indicted Thursday in connection with the death of Bowling Green State University sophomore Stone Foltz.  Authorities say Foltz died of alcohol poisoning — “fatal ethanol intoxication” — during an off-campus fraternity initiation event last month. “I’ve often said that this office prosecutes things we would never want to have happen to ourselves — never more so than in this case,” Paul Dodson, the prosecuting attorney from Wood County, Ohio, remarked during a Thursday afternoon press conference. According to Dodson, the event which led to Foltz’s deat...

Eight Former Students Charged in Alcohol-Fueled Bowling Green Fraternity Death Jerry Lambe © Provided by Law & Crime Wood County Prosecutor Paul Dodson speaking to reporters during Thursday's press conference about charging related to Stone Foltz's death. Wood County Prosecutor Paul Dodson speaks during Thursday’s press conference. Eight young men were indicted Thursday in connection with the death of Bowling Green State University sophomore Stone Foltz.  Authorities say Foltz died of alcohol poisoning — “fatal ethanol intoxication” — during an off-campus frate...