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Police have raided the University of Iowa’s Alpha Delta Phi fraternity house, and bodycam footage is exposing pledges in the basement during hazing rituals that are dark

The footage is of an incident that occurred in November of 2024, when authorities discovered 56 people blindfolded in the basement of a fraternity house.

Hazing is defined as “any activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers them regardless of a person’s willingness to participate,” as per a report from The University of Maine.

Hazing is strictly forbidden at the University of Iowa and is a misdemeanor under Iowa law.
At least one school hazing death has occurred every year from 1959 through to 2026, according to the journalist Hank Nuwer, who researches hazing and has created an interactive database cataloguing hazing deaths.
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The footage of the incident has recently been released and has circulated widely on social media. It shows multiple young men standing close together in a basement with their shirts off, covered in various substances.

An officer can be heard in the video asking: “Does anyone want to be forthcoming about what’s going on? Anyone? Because you gotta see it from my perspective of, what the f*** did I just walk into?”

One social media user shared a clip of the footage on X, where it has amassed 2.6 million views.
The pledges in the basement were discovered as law enforcement checked the fire alarm. Per Newsweek
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