lofton went to the university of kentucky.aternity house and rushed to the hospital where the 18-year-old died. his sister preston was by his side. >> they were trying to revive him. they told me he didn't make it. >> how did the next few hours go for your family? >> it felt like days went by before my parents could get to me because they -- >> it was a nightmare. >> they were three hours away. i was by myself. >> we had to pull over about 30 minutes down the road when they told us. it was hard. we had another three hours to go. it's not anything you want for anybody. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: the school's investigation finding lofton consumed 18 shots of bourbon in 45 minutes. according to the toxicology report his blood alcohol content was a lethal 0.354. >> what were you told happened? >> we were told that he showed up at the frat house that day totally stone sober and one person said they passed the bottle around. another person said they were pouring -- >> drinking out of cups. >> solo cups. one of the guys said he c

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[laughter] >> all right, well that's my friend and mentor, jeff lofton, without question, who is just an ubermensch. so i have a newsletter -- jasonsteinhauer. substack. com, and on my newsletter, i am starting to write pieces that are accepted write pieces that are excerpted from the 30,000 words that did not make it into the book as well as sections of the book and other ideas. so i encourage you to sign up for the years later if you are so inclined. it's free. you can pay for his a subscription if you like but it's free to be just online. i actually did a lot of research about historians on twitter, and i had a lot of that in the book but ended up taking it out for a variety of reasons. it was just going off intentions and it wasn't sort of, advancing the story. some really interesting statistics about historians on twitter and which historians become visible on twitter and which ones don't and why. also, like when historians joined twitter. it turns out, actually, 2015, 2016 and 2017 wre the most active years for historians joining 20, and that's not a coincidence because it was a