Cornell's 'serious look' at frat rape case doxxes a Marine's family with the wrong address.

…(cont) A serious look at a fraternity system is not the same as a serious look at that number. The rally did not confuse the two, even if the press release tried to.

Then the lawsuit itself became evidence of something else. Fox News reported this week that the Jane Doe filing listed an address meant to locate one of the accused — and the address was wrong. It belonged to a U.S. Marine's family with no connection to Cornell, Chi Phi, or any of it. The family says they have since been doxxed and threatened over a clerical error in someone else's civil complaint, which is — the process exists to protect people, that's the — no. It did not protect them. It became the threat.

And while Cornell was looking, the University of Arizona was acting. By the end of the week, Arizona had suspended six fraternities outright and paused activity at nearly every other chapter, after an internal memo described an "egregious" number of misconduct reports — not a review scheduled for later, a shutdown issued in days. Cornell's president still has not said when the serious look ends. Arizona's did not wait to find out what serious was supposed to mean.