Young Man Wrongly Connected to Alleged Rape at Cornell Frat House
The mistaken service exposed a Marine sergeant’s home address and fueled online harassment of the wrong family, while seven Cornell students remain named in the suit.
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‘Cornell 7’ lawsuit mistakenly served to innocent Marine, as family hit with death threats: report
An innocent man who happens to share the same name as one of the "Cornell 7" alleged gang rapists was mistakenly served with the lawsuit, leading to his address becoming public and vigilantes bombarding his family with death threats.
New York man was mistakenly identified as member of ‘Cornell 7’
Court papers were accidentally served on a 23-year-old Marine Corps sergeant who never attended Cornell, according to a new report
Internet Mob Targets Wrong Family After Cornell 7 Lawsuit Mix-Up
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, helping online users target the wrong Matthew Ingalls, according to The Free Press. Victoria Ingalls, the unrelated man’s mother, told t…
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