Wed Feb 26 04:00:00 UTC 2025: ## Sorority Murders Fuel Investigation in “FBI: Most Wanted”
**Charlottesville, VA –** The “FBI: Most Wanted” team is investigating the stabbing deaths of two sorority sisters at an unnamed Virginia college, prompting a campus-wide examination of the dangers inherent within the Greek system. The episode, titled “Greek Tragedy,” airing February 25th on CBS, reveals a campus rife with concerns, including rampant sexual assault and widespread drug use, particularly Xanax abuse, among fraternity members.
A college administrator interviewed by the Fugitive Task Force reveals a climate of fear, stating that the college receives reports of sexual assault almost weekly. She further explains the prevalence of Xanax use among fraternity members, often mixed with alcohol, leading to a state she describes as “preppy little zombies.” The administrator openly calls for the abolition of the Greek system, citing it as a “liability nightmare.”
The episode highlights the intense national attention the case has garnered, with even controversial figures like Megyn Kelly contacting the administrator directly. While the administrator doesn’t solve the case, her testimony provides crucial context for the investigators as they race against time to apprehend the killer before further tragedy strikes. Viewers can tune in to CBS to see how the Fugitive Task Force navigates this complex case within a high-pressure environment.
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