Jacob Krinn and Troy Henricksen, Stone Foltz's PIKE fraternity brothers, each received 42 days in jail for their roles in his 2021 hazing death.
Krinn, who acted as Foltz's"Big Brother" in the fraternity, pressured him to drink the liquor as part of his initiation, which Dobson said directly resulted in Foltz being taken to the hospital and being placed on life support. Krinn later lied to the police when they were investigating Foltz's death.
Kuhlman agreed that Krinn was the best person to look out for Foltz given then nature of their relationship but ultimately did not. Kuhlman said the Henricksen appeared “clueless” as to his role in Foltz's death and what taking responsibility and being a leader is supposed to mean. Foltz's parents, Shari and Cory, said after Wednesday's sentencing hearing that Krinn and Henricksen now have to face the consequences of their actions. They also laid blame on BGSU,“What they did was cruel, senseless, and destructive — to their lives and ours — and it wasn’t done in secret," they said."Bowling Green State University leaders knew the PIKE chapter hazed its pledges and did nothing to stop it.
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