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Should The United States Marine Who Was Doxxed By Lucy Craig's Lolwyer Sue Him?

United States active service member, who happened to have the same name as one of the boys, was doxxed in court filings. His address, phone number and more. Later, the attorney for Lucy Craig went on a media spree that started before the lolsuit was even filed, to tarnish the boys, spread his fake narrative, and manipulate public opinion in favor of his client. While attempting to shield Lucy Criag from the public conversation, hiding her behind "Jane Doe" he doxxed every defendant with their home addresses, phone numbers, and more. In his zest to try the case in the court of public opinion, he doxed a then active servicemember who has never been to Cornell, leading to threats, harassment, stalking, and the need for private security for his family.

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Anonymous #4285
A false allegation is a false allegation. This is baseless public defamation and seeking financial retribution is completely justified.
 
Sue the ever living fuck out of all these lying scumbags.
Anonymous #3112
Yes - just to set a precedent (a mistake is one thing, but a full campaign to trial in the media is disgusting). #LucysLaw to protect the rights of the accussed and the innocent by-standers