Delta Delta Delta

We touched on this before.

Jane Doe claims in her lawsuit that she was at Mooney's for a Tri Delta sorority event, and the staff marked her hand to indicate she was underage.

The bar has denied in legal documents, quote, "that in, uh, that it unlawfully sold, furnished, or assisted in procuring alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age." Right? So you get a little hand stamp.

I used to have those all the time from going to discos as a teenager.

In the lawsuit, she said that she arrived at Cornell in August 2022, age 18, from more than 1,000 miles away.

USA Today says it's a, quote, "small town." I was born in a small town.

She joined Tri Delta, and by 2024, she was living in the sorority house.

A roommate told investigators that Jane Doe had been sexually assaulted before, which made this harder to talk about.

Despite this, Jane reported that she was able to purchase alcohol by concealing the marking when ordering.

Jane's lawsuit also names Tri Delta as a defendant, alleging that the sorority failed to adequately prevent underage and excessive drinking at its house and social events.

These allegations raise broader questions about Cornell's existing safety policies for fraternity and sorority events, and whether those policies were being adequately enforced.

To understand the significance of these safeguards, it's important to examine the university's history.

On September 29, 2026, CBS News New York published a statement by Andrew Miltenberg, an attorney representing another defendant, Giglio Lopes.

Quote, End quote.

Tri Delta released a statement on its website on October 2nd, 2026.

In part, it read, quote, Sister Delta, you may have seen news reports about a lawsuit related to a 2024 incident involving a now alumna member of the Alpha Beta chapter at Cornell University.

So Chi Phi is a national fraternity organization, and they have a charter which has rules and regulations, and it's governed by this charter.

And in these charters, and I haven't read the Chi Phi rules in detail or the Tri-Delta rules, but they all say that you're governed by certain rules, standards, and conduct.

So there are governing bodies that supposedly monitor these things, and the sororities have housemothers, Some of the fraternities have housemothers.

Some do, some don't.

Plaintiff Doe was in a very vulnerable situation when she was sexually assaulted by defendant Ingalls, Newell, Lee, Lopez, Sarabia, Norris, and Kretschmar, of which the student defendants were fully aware.

On October 19, 2024, Tri Delta Nationals Alpha Beta Chapter was hosting a social event at Mooney's Bar and Nightclub.

On October 19, 2024, prior to the event at Mooney's, Plaintiff consumed Tito's Vodka with Tri-Delta National Alpha Beta Chapter Sorority House, located on the campus.

Thereafter, around 8.30 p.m., Plaintiff took an Uber from Alpha Beta Chapter Sorority House on Cornell's campus to Mooney's Bar and Nightclub, accompanied by the Chapter Sorority House mother, Jade.

At all relevant times, defendant Kai-Fai National failed to prevent and or allowed defendants to sexually abuse plaintiff using property that was owned, operated, and or controlled by defendant Kai-Fai National, including its facilities.

At all relevant times, defendant Kai-Fai National knew or should have known that its negligent conduct would inflict severe emotional and psychological distress as well as personal physical injury on others including Plaintiff and she did in fact suffer severe and psychological distress and personal physical injury because of its wrongful conduct.

By reason of the wrongful act and omission of defendant Cornell Chi Phi National, the chapter, Alpha Beta chapter, Tri Delta National, Moonies, faculty, alumni, Petito, and all the student defendants Ingalls, Newell, Lee, Lopez, Arabia, Norris, and Kretschmar, as detailed herein, Plaintiff, DOE, sustained injuries including but not limited to severe emotional and psychological distress, humiliation, fright, disassociation, anger, depression, anxiety, a severe shock to our nervous system, physical pain and mental anguish, and emotional and psychological damage.

Upon information and belief, some or all of these injuries are of a permanent and lasting nature, and plaintiff has and or will be obligated to expend sums of money for treatment.

Plaintiff Jane Doe repeats and re-alleges the above allegations, that the occurrence complained of herein took place within the Chi Phi National Chapter Fraternity House located, uh, upon Cornell's campus at the address given, where plaintiff was drugged and raped by multiple members of Chi Phi's national fraternal organization.

At all relevant times, plaintiff was attending Cornell as a full-time undergraduate student and was residing on Cornell's campus with Tri Delta's National Alpha Beta Chapter Sorority House.

On the evening of October nineteenth, twenty twenty-four, into the morning of October twentieth, twenty twenty-four, plaintiff Doe was the victim of one or more criminal sex acts at the hands of defendant Ingalls, Newell, Lees, Lopez, Sarabia, Norris, and Kretchmar.

Plaintiff Doe was in a very vulnerable situation when she was sexually assaulted by defendant Ingalls, Newell, Lee, Lopez, Sarabia, Norris, and Kretchmar, of which the student defendants were fully aware.

On October nineteenth, twenty twenty-four, Tri Delta National's Alpha Beta Chapter was hosting a social event at Mooney's Bar and Nightclub.

On October nineteenth, twenty twenty-four, prior to the event at Mooney's, plaintiff consumed Tito's vodka with Tri Delta National Alpha Beta Chapter Sorority House located on the campus.

Thereafter, around eight thirty PM, plaintiff took an Uber from Alpha Beta Chapter Sorority House on Cornell's campus to Mooney's Bar and Nightclub, accompanied by the chapter sorority house mother, Jade.

When plaintiff arrived at Mooney's around nine PM, the bouncer placed an X on each of her hands to signify that she was under twenty-one years old.

It took two years, but they don't support the leftist narrative, and now it's time to drop the hammer on that one.

The scandal, says the piece, involves one Jane Doe, who at the time belonged to Delta Delta Delta Sorority, also known as Tri Delt, and she's been identified by some as none other than one Lucy Craig, although that's yet to be confirmed and of course will be denied.

And then the author summarizes the timeline of the evening of October nineteenth, twenty twenty-four, which continued way, way on into the wee hours of the morning of the next day, the twenty-first.

The alleged victim, Doe, had been drinking earlier that evening at her sorority house.

So it says here, on October 21, Jane Doe went to her big sister.

So that's a woman designated as a mentor at Cornell's Tri-Delta sorority.

And they told her there were rumors circulating that she was a slut.

The big sister, a junior at Cornell, told investigators that Jane Doe added with a laugh that, unfortunately, they are true.