Reality Is Scarier Than Fiction

All right, so I'm sure you've been following the whole Cornell 7 case, right? Yeah.

Yeah, so I got caught up yesterday on all of that.

This goes back to October 2024.

For those of you who don't know, there was a 20-year-old Cornell student who says she went to the...

Chai Phi, is that how you say it? Chi Phi.

Chi Phi.

I'm not a fraternity girl or sorority girl.

The Chi Phi fraternity house and was sexually assaulted by multiple fraternity members after consuming alcohol, marijuana and ketamine.

She reported what happened to the Cornell University police.

A few weeks later, they conducted their own investigation, and ultimately it resulted in expulsions and suspensions.

But only two students, right?

Yes.

And there were like seven obviously involved.

And Kaifai was barred from campus, but no criminal charges were brought at the time.

And the D.A. said the evidence and information available in 2024 wasn't sufficient to prosecute under New York law.

Her attorney disputes how the original investigation was handled and argues important evidence wasn't adequately pursued.

And now, nearly two years later, she has filed a civil suit against seven fraternity members, Cornell and others.

The lawsuit includes additional allegations and alleged Snapchat messages between fraternity members from that night.

This lawsuit has generated national attention and renewed scrutiny over why criminal charges were not initially pursued, and the DA has now reopened the criminal investigation and says the evidence will be presented to a grand jury.

So these, you know, remain allegations because no criminal charges have been filed as of now and multiple defendants have denied wrongdoing.

What a shock.

But one of the most disturbing parts of the lawsuit, which I was discussing yesterday, is the alleged fraternity Snapchat conversation that was happening while it was going on.

Mm

hmm.

This had like 57 active members and the group was called Chi Phi Actives.