Student with peanut allergy victim of hazing at Michigan university, mom says

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. -- A university in Michigan is investigating a possible hazing incident in which a member of an off-campus fraternity smeared peanut butter on a student with a peanut allergy, according to the student's mother.

The Detroit Free Press reports the incident happened in October, but Teresa Seely said her son didn't tell anyone until Tuesday night.

"He could have been killed," Teresa Seely, the mother of Andrew Seely, wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday.

Seely wrote her son was sent to the campus health clinic by a professor and treated. The family has notified campus police, Central Michigan University, and an attorney.

The Free Press reports Andrew Seely is no longer a student at CMU.

TV5 has reached out to Seely's attorney and campus officials. Stay with us for updates as they come into the Continuous News Center.

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