Adam Falcon

The 22-year-old St. Lawrence University student was missing for nearly a week before his body was found. Authorities ruled the death accidental, but said Falcon had been drinking before his death.

Police say Falcon drank at a campus residence hall and then drank at the Tick Tock Inn using a borrowed ID. He later fell in the Grasse River and drowned.

A $100,000 out-of-court settlement was reached with Elizabeth Masterson, a fellow St. Lawrence student accused of giving Falcon alcohol at a residence hall party. The civil lawsuit also names several other Saint Lawrence students, the university and the bar for "negligence and recklessness."

Related Stories

		8/16/2007 State Supreme Court to hear Falcon lawsuit
		9/30/2006 Falcon parents file lawsuit
		6/4/2006 Victim's parents hire private investigator to pursue case
		5/21/2006 Movie star blasts government at St. Lawrence graduation
		10/10/2005 Body pulled from Raquette River
		2/18/2005 Tick Tock Inn liquor settlement accepted
		12/16/2004 Falcon’s toxicology results confirm intoxication
		12/13/2004 Four people arrested in connection with Falcon's death
		12/3/2004 Adam Falcon memorial
		11/30/2004 Investigation's focus on those who served underage student
		11/21/2004 Teammates remember Adam Falcon during big game
		11/20/2004 Body of SLU student found in the Grasse River
		11/18/2004 Falcon still not found
		11/18/2004 Search for Falcon continues
		11/17/2004 Search continues for SLU student
		11/16/2004 Search for missing student continues
		11/15/2004 Police suspend search for missing student