Four Charged in Connection with Dead Longhorn Left at OSU Fraternity House

The accused, believed to be part of a prank war between fraternities, have pleaded not guilty and are due in court in March.

Four individuals, three aged 19 and one aged 20, have been charged with unlawful disposal of a carcass, a criminal misdemeanor, in connection with a dead longhorn left on the front lawn of the FarmHouse Fraternity at Oklahoma State University.
The incident occurred on December 1, ahead of the Big 12 Championship game between Oklahoma State and the Texas Longhorns.
The longhorn, which had a large cut in the abdomen and was branded with the words 'F--k FH', was found in the early morning hours.
The four accused, identified as Luke Ackerley, Andrew King, Brody Shelby, and Bennet Fady, are believed to be members of the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity and have pleaded not guilty.
The next court hearing for the case is scheduled for March.