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Morgan State University settled a lawsuit last week over allegations that it did not do enough to protect a student who was beaten by Alexander Kinyua just days before he committed a cannibalistic murder.

A lawsuit can go forward against Morgan State University alleging that the school failed to protect a former student beaten by a man later accused of murder and cannibalism.

Joshua Ceasar is suing the school after he was beaten by Alexander Kinyua

Harford County's top prosecutor said Wednesday that he does not have enough evidence to show that Alexander Kinyua is criminally responsible for killing a family friend and eating his organs last year.

A Morgan State University student who was partially blinded with a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire alleges the school ignored warning signs of Alexander Kinyua's potential for violence, in a recently filed lawsuit.

Alexander Kinyua, an electrical engineering student at Morgan State University, was charged with the first-degree murder of his roommate 37-year-old Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie. Kinyua allegedly hadn't just killed the man, but also had eaten his heart and portions of his brain.

Alexander Kinyua, the Morgan State University student accused of killing and cannibalizing a family friend, pleaded guilty but not criminally responsible Wednesday on separate attempted murder charges.

The Morgan State University student charged with dismembering a friend and eating his heart and part of his brain was indicted Thursday on an attempted first-degree murder charge in the beating of another victim who was bludgeoned with a baseball bat.

The Morgan State University student charged with dismembering a friend and eating his heart and part of his brain was indicted Thursday on an attempted first-degree murder charge in the beating of another victim who was bludgeoned with a baseball bat.

Three weeks before Alexander Kinyua was charged with dismembering a family friend and eating some of the body parts, police at Morgan State University investigated a report that the suspect had a machete in his dorm room, school officials confirmed Monday.

Speaking out for the first time about a gruesome killing allegedly committed by a troubled student, the president of Morgan State University expressed condolences to the suspect's and victim's families before the school's Board of Regents on Thursday.

Questions on are mounting on whether someone missed troubling warning signs before Morgan State University senior Alexander Kinyua allegedly cut up a family friend and ate his heart and part of his brains.

Morgan State University officials and those involved with his case in Baltimore courts need to answer questions about their handling of a student now accused of cannibalism.

The Morgan State University student who police said killed his housemate and ate his heart and part of his brain was described in a police report as a "Virginia Tech waiting to happen" after he allegedly punched a hole in the wall of a campus office.

There were warning signs that Alexander Kinyua was headed down a troubled path. Could Morgan State officials have interceded sooner?

A fuller picture began to emerge Friday of both alleged cannibal Alexander Kinyua and his alleged victim, 37-year-old Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, a man facing legal troubles of his own.

A 21-year-old Morgan State University student has been charged with first-degree murder in the killing of a man whose dismembered remains he ate, police said.