Independent archive. Not affiliated with UW–Madison or Alpha Epsilon Pi. Arrests are not convictions.
Source and correction policy
This archive strives to publish factual, source-based information and clearly distinguish among allegations stated in filed police proceedings, persons identified in university announcements or published news reporting, and historical fraternity membership. Inclusion in a historical fraternity roster, by itself, does not allege or imply that a person committed hazing or sexual assault, participated in misconduct, knew about misconduct, facilitated misconduct, or bears responsibility for the events described in the police report.
Corrections and removals
When credible, verifiable documentation establishes a material factual correction or clarification, this archive updates or removes the relevant entry as appropriate. Individuals removed after such verification are not named in this notice.
Anti-harassment policy
This archive does not condone harassment in any form whatsoever, including threats, intimidation, unwanted contact, doxxing, retaliation, or interference with a person's school, employment, family, or private life. No person should be targeted or contacted based solely on appearance in a historical fraternity roster, an alleged group list, a court filing, or reporting on this site.
Chapter Directory
AEPi Pi Chapter Roster
No membership list for the Alpha Epsilon Pi chapter at UW–Madison has been made public. What follows is only what police, the university or published reporting have described. Both officers are named in the police report: Brayden J. Klein and Samuel N. Vane.
No membership list has been published by the university, the national organization or police. The chapter has not been recognized by UW–Madison since 2015, so no official roster is on file with the university.
Arrested Members
The two students named and arrested in the September 23 incident, as recorded by the Madison Police Department.
Brayden J. Klein
Chapter President
Named in Police ReportReleased on $400 BondProfile Supplied to Archive
Membership source: Named in the Madison Police Department incident report
Major (Class)
Consumer Behavior and Marketplace Studies (Not released)
Roles and counts come from police records, the university or published reporting. The profile lines under each officer — major, social accounts, photograph, employment — were supplied to this archive and are not police records; the position and the $400 bond are. An arrest is not a conviction.
Other Members
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO PREVENT THE ALLEGED ASSAULT?
DO YOU CONDEMN THE ALLEGED ASSAULT BY YOUR BROTHERS?
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SUPPORT THE VICTIMS, ASSIST LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND HOLD THE ALLEGED ASSAILANTS ACCOUNTABLE?
Students identified to this archive as members of the chapter who are not named in the police report and have not been charged.
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Camren Marionneaux
AEPi Brother
Not Named in Police ReportNot ChargedProfile Supplied to Archive
Membership source: AEPi listed on his own LinkedIn profile
Major (Class)
Economics, with a certificate in real estate (Freshman)
Scholarships
Chancellor (M.J.L) Scholarship; Wisconsin Scholar Grant
AEPi brother (presumed), seen leaving the AEPi chapter house
University Email
Not released
The “Relax, Pal” Bro’s Pal
Possible member
Named NowherePossible MemberNot Charged
Name
Not released
Affiliation
Possible AEPi member — unconfirmed
Seen with
The student who answered “Relax, pal.”
Interviewed by
WISN 12 News — microphone in frame
Clip source
TikTok @tjdysart
Status
Not charged; not publicly described as a suspect
University Email
Not released
Source and correction note:
The exchange is sourced to WISN 12 News' report and published documentation of the viral clip. Neither student in the clip has been publicly named; the archive names no one in it and attaches no charge to anyone in it. The frames shown for the first entry are stills supplied to this archive and are not verified to identify the student. The frame shown for the second entry is a still supplied to this archive, watermarked to a WISN 12 reporter's TikTok account, and is not verified to identify him. 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.
