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Kuch family sues school board over Adriana's death bysuicide

Family's attorney claims it failed in its duty to properly protect Adriana from attacks

Aired 01/29/2024

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Kuch family sues school board over Adriana's death bysuicide

Clip: 1/29/2024 | 4m 22sVideo has Closed Captions

Family's attorney claims it failed in its duty to properly protect Adriana from attacks

Fourteen-year-old Adriana Kuch died by suicide last Feb. 3 -- just days after four classmates at Central Regional High School assaulted her — and then posted videos of that attack on social media. On Monday, attorney Bill Krais announced her family's suing the School District's Board of Education -- claiming it failed in its duty to properly protect Adriana from attacks and cyberbullying.

Aired 01/29/2024

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