SECURITYMay 23 · 12:00 UTCFOX NEWS

UC Davis fraternity student's 2001 death ruled a suicide after 29 stab wounds questioned in true crime podcast

A UC Davis student's 2001 death with 29 stab wounds, ruled a suicide, is re-examined in a true crime podcast after his family raised unanswered questions. The case involved a locked room, no drugs/alcohol, and a disputed suicide note.

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Andrew WiemanpersonKappa Sigma fraternityorganizationUniversity of California, Davis (UC Davis)placeUC Davis PoliceorganizationYolo County Coroner’s OfficeorganizationCalifornia Department of JusticeorganizationKyle OlsonpersonLove & Justiceorganization

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