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Monetary Rewards for Tips

Victims or witnesses, please come forward

If you are a victim or witness of the reported AEPi hazing incident involving UW–Madison students on September 23, 2026, please come forward.

Your information may be critical to uncovering the truth and protecting other students from abuse and sexual assault. Every unpunished hazing or sexual assault incident allows the cycle to continue.

Your statement

Your statement must be truthful, accurate, and based only on what you personally experienced or witnessed. Please preserve any texts, photos, videos, messages, or other evidence.

Monetary reward

$2,000

A monetary reward of $2,000 is offered to the person who comes forward with information about the September 23, 2026 hazing incident and cooperates with investigators.

Your morality, your dignity, and the safety of your fellow students are greater than any oath, pledge, or promise to FAKE brothers.

Hazing isn’t brotherhood; it’s abuse and can be a crime.

Madison Area Crime Stoppers · Anonymous
608-266-6014
p3tips.com

Tips to Crime Stoppers stay anonymous, and its rewards are paid at its own discretion. The $2,000 reward described above was supplied to this archive; it is not a police or Crime Stoppers reward. This archive is not affiliated with UW–Madison or Alpha Epsilon Pi, and an arrest is not a conviction.

Documents & Evidence

Materials

Every record and image this archive is built on, in one place. Nothing here originates with this site — each item is a public record or published reporting, linked to where it was released.

Not available yet
  • Court filings — no formal charges had been filed as of September 25, 2026.
  • Photographs of the two arrested students — none has been released by police or the university.
  • University disciplinary outcome — the conduct office investigation was still open.
  • Photos or video from inside the basement — only the blurred image MPD released.

Items are added only when they come from police records, the university or published reporting.

Case File

Sources