FSU Football Under Fire for Admitting Defendant Named in the Kendrick Johnson Wrongful Death Suit

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Kendrick Johnson was the Georgia high school student who was found dead, rolled up in a gym mat, in the Lowndes High School wrestling room. A police investigation found that Johnson’s death was accidental, but his family maintains that “it was murder,” WTXL explains.

On Twitter, people are calling on FSU to rescind Bell’s football scholarship:

Yall recruit murderers like Brian Bell now? @FSU_Football
— Rita’s Son (@_jbright) January 22, 2015

https://twitter.com/GatorFL2/status/558307150578335744

https://twitter.com/TheStompyOne/status/558105622215139329

I ask EVERYONE to tweet to @FSU_Football condemning them for taking BRIAN BELL who is the target suspect of MURDER. #JusticeForKJ

— FR0ST (@HaX_FR0ST) January 18, 2015