Families of two Norwin High School students killed in a 2024 dirt bike crash have filed wrongful death lawsuits against the parents of two other teens, claiming they allowed and enabled underage drinking that led to the fatalities. Named as defendants in the lawsuit filed by Bargiel’s parents were Kimberly Strashensky, whose home, according to court documents, was considered a “party house” in which she allowed her teenage son and other juveniles to consume alcohol. The Rogers permitted their son to attend party at Strashensky’s home, where they knew there would be alcohol consumption, the lawsuit claims. Strashensky failed to prevent the visibly intoxicated teen from leaving the home and operating the dirt bike while drunk, according to the lawsuit. Strashensky and the Rogers are alleged to have had known about the crash and failed to report it to authorities, the lawsuit claims.