The jury deliberated for about an hour, before coming back with the verdict. The closing arguments ended Wednesday morning.

BATON ROUGE, La. (WWL-TV)- A jury has found former LSU student and fraternity member Matthew Naquin guilty of negligent homicide in the death of Phi Delta Theta pledge Max Gruver in 2017, according to WBRZ, who is at the courtroom.

Gruver died of alcohol poisoning at a fraternity event.

The jury deliberated for only 30 minutes, before coming back with the verdict. The closing arguments ended Wednesday morning.

On Tuesday, there was blockbuster testimony from a toxicologist who testified that Gruver was a “dead man walking” after chugging liquor during a hazing event.

The Advocate reports that Dr. Patricia Williams told the court Tuesday there was no way Max Gruver’s 19-year-old body could have survived that level of intoxication. Gruver had a blood-alcohol level of more than six times the legal driving limit when he died in 2017 after a Phi Delta Theta event called “Bible study.”

FBI investigators testified that Naquin deleted nearly 700 files from his cellphone after authorities told his lawyer they had a warrant. Prosecutors say there’s no evidence suggesting any wrongdoing on the lawyer’s part.

Sentencing is scheduled for October.