The Cornell Rape Lawsuit Is Fueling a Deranged Social Media Mob
First reported 30 Sept, 17:34 UTCUpdated 3d ago4 sources
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Crazy internet sleuths are doxing, threatening, and harassing the accused fraternity brothers—and also totally unrelated people.
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Crazy internet sleuths are doxing, threatening, and harassing the accused fraternity brothers—and also totally unrelated people.
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- The Mob Never Learns (opens National Review in a new tab)
In the case of rape allegations at Cornell, due process takes a backseat to inflammatory accusations.
- The Cornell 7 Lawsuit Served the Wrong Person. Now He’s the Target of an Internet Mob. (opens The Free Press in a new tab)
The mom of the mistakenly identified Matthew Ingalls begs vigilantes to leave them alone, writes Frannie Block. ‘My family’s been terrorized, threatened, and harassed.’
- Internet Mob Targets Wrong Family After Cornell 7 Lawsuit Mix-Up (opens The Daily Wire in a new tab)
The family of a man who never attended Cornell University says it has faced threats and harassment after mistakenly receiving lawsuit papers intended for another Matthew Ingalls, a former student accused of participating in a fraternity gang rape. The family’s home address appeared on the official court docket…
- The Cornell Rape Lawsuit Is Fueling a Deranged Social Media Mob (opens Reason in a new tab)
Crazy internet sleuths are doxing, threatening, and harassing the accused fraternity brothers—and also totally unrelated people.
