Heartbroken Parents Speak Out After Fraternity Brothers Treat Son Like "Road Kill"
%A little more than three months ago, Jim and Evelyn Piazza were devastated to learn that they"d have to say goodbye to their son, Timothy, when doctors told them nothing could be done to save his life. Timothy was pronounced dead in the early hours of February 4 at just 19 years old. His future had been bright. He was an engineering major at Pennsylvania State University who wanted to make prosthetic limbs for soldiers and children. But all that had been cut short when he participated in a brutal hazing ritual as a pledge to the fraternity, Beta Theta Pi. What"s worse is that he"d very likely be alive today if someone would have called for help in time.
Timothy was described by his parents as someone who was shy at first but had a big personality. His older brother, Mike, said it was his sole mission to make others smile. Facebook / The Timothy J Piazza Memorial ..
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