A body cam video has gone viral online, sparking nationwide debate. Its content is deeply disturbing. When police and firefighters responded to a basement fire alarm, they discovered 56 initiation candidates standing silently in the dark, blindfolded and shirtless, covered in food liquids like ketchup, mustard, and alcohol. They neither moved nor spoke, creating an eerily surreal scene. One individual leaning against the door frame drinking beer casually introduced himself as Jose. When questioned by police, he brazenly claimed it was a celebration of life. Even more outrageously, he wiped red slime off a freshman's neck and asked the officers if they wanted to taste it. This so-called tradition was no tradition at all. It was pure, blatant hazing. Police later took away the man who called himself Jose, whose real name was Joseph Gaya, and he was subsequently arrested for obstructing the investigation, though the charges were ultimately dropped. The University of Iowa responded by suspending the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity chapter until July 2029 for violations of university policies regarding hazing and misconduct.