His frat brothers ridiculed his unconscious body for hours before calling 911 after he fell down the stairs at a party. Now, he's paralyzed, a lawsuit says.
Frat brothers took selfies with his unconscious body after he fell down the stairs. Now, he's paralyzed, lawsuit saysMORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A lawsuit says a former West Virginia University student has permanent brain damage because his fraternity brothers didn't help him after he fell down the stairs at a party, instead ridiculing his unconscious body for hours before calling 911.
Video footage showed Rusko, 22, had difficulty breathing and was unresponsive while the party continued in November 2018, the lawsuit says. By the time someone called for help, he was bleeding from the nose, foaming at the mouth and his brain wasn't getting enough oxygen.Video deleted from camera in Timothy Piazza case, police say
The defendants include the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, more than a dozen students and the frat's house mother. The fraternity did not respond to a voicemail and an email seeking comment.
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