Suit filed in U. of Rochester frat party death of Jeffrey Bordeaux ROCHESTER, N.Y., Nov. 28 (UPI) -- The parents of a college student killed at a Rochester, N.Y., fraternity party last year are suing his fraternity, the school and his killer for $24 million. Delores Forest and Jeffrey Bordeaux Sr. filed the lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court as parents of the slain University of Rochester student, Jeffrey Bordeaux Jr., 20, the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reported Wednesday. The university was named in the suit as a defendant, as was Delta Upsilon, the fraternity that held the party, and Daren Venable, the student who fatally stabbed Bordeaux and was later found not guilty of second-degree murder on grounds of self-defense. The school and the fraternity were negligent for not taking steps that could have minimized the possibility of violence, the lawsuit alleges. "Their negligence allowed for an intentional act by Venable," said lawyer Michael Sussman, representing Bordeaux's parents. The suit additionally alleges the school failed to ensure underage drinking would not be permitted on campus, and said Venable, 20 at the time of the incident and underage, was drinking at the Delta Upsilon party prior to the stabbing.