He was on a fraternity trip, so he was probably "pre-gaming" before he ever got to a bar. No, this lands squarely on the shoulders of his frat "brothers," who said he was walking back to their hotel after getting kicked out of the bar.
Not having someone walk him back is inexcusable. It was still fairly early, so they could have walked him back, got him to his room, and still been able to go back and keep partying.
But then again, they are growing up in a society that no longer believes in, let alone promotes, the notion of the sanctity of life.
In reality, there are many factors that share in what happened to this young man.
He was on a fraternity trip, so he was probably "pre-gaming" before he ever got to a bar.
Certainly a possibility, but I didn't see it mentioned.
The person who posted this article, said he watches a lot of real crime shows. My wife also does, mainly because she was involved in in the realm of police & sheriff's offices for many years herself. I used to watch a lot of them myself with her. Cops become very suspicious of people who inject themselves into ongoing investigations. Because criminals do that. Either to relive the event, or to keep tabs on what the police know. They may also do it, just for the thrill of being under their noses to show how smart they are, and that they will not be caught.
They may not be involved whatsoever, but when evidence is found by these people, they tend to look at them even harder.
I know this from having watched these program & talking to her in the past. That is what I am going on. It also raises my suspicions, because the odds of doing what they did, rank right up there with the theory that life began on tis planet by accident, not a creator.