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articles • 2026-10-09

Lucy Craig Is Disgusting

Nothing is impressive about Lucy Craig except her ability to galvanize half the population against her for her fake rape allegations.

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articles • 2026-10-11

Diego Sarabia Strikes Back

Two powerful new court filings put the spotlight on the Lucy Craig's attorney's publicity campaign and demand that justice be decided in a courtroom, not on...

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articles • 2026-10-13

Wrong Matthew

The address filed in court belonged to a Marine stationed in North Carolina the night of the alleged assault, not the defendant. His lawyer says death...

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articles • 2026-10-15

From 3,000 Views to Millions

An independent blog, an uncensored debate, and thousands of voices refusing to let anyone else dictate what they are allowed to think.

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articles • 2026-10-17

Judge Phaedra F. Perry-Bond

As the Cornell University “Jane Doe” lawsuit unfolds, a closer look at its presiding judge reveals a public history of political elections, campaign...

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articles • 2026-10-17

Material Differences and Omissions

We examined the facts contained within Lucy Craig's Cornell University Police report and the facts alleged within the Cornell 7 civil lawsuit to identify...

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articles • 2026-10-20

Too Drunk to Consent?

Voluntary intoxication, involuntary drugging, physical helplessness, and the legal distinction at the center of a statewide debate.

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articles • 2026-10-20

Named, Blamed, and Then Dropped

When a sensational lawsuit becomes a substitute for investigative journalism, an innocent-of-the-allegations-by-association fraternity member can become a...

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articles • 2026-10-22

The Camera Is Not the Court.

Thomas P. Giuffra has made the case for his clients on national television. His litigation record mostly includes dismissed claims, unsuccessful appeals and...

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articles • 2026-10-23

The Prosecutor Spoke First

The Governor and Attorney General have filed their opposition to a challenge over Executive Order No. 64. Their 52-page memorandum raises powerful...

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articles • 2026-10-23

TO JUSTICE PHAEDRA PERRY-BOND

Our detailed, point-by-point objection to NYSCEF Document No. 86: pseudonymity inside a lawsuit, free expression outside it, the limits of judicial...

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articles • 2026-10-26

DeleteMe Cannot Delete This Article

Due to his company's repeated illogical demands that we remove wholesale content from this site, we are dedicating an entire section to Ian Spencer-Smith...

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articles • 2026-10-30

The Grand Jury That May Not Exist

A 21-page motion asks a Tompkins County judge to remove New York’s attorney general before an indictment—potentially before a grand jury has even heard the...

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articles • 2026-10-31

Three Accounts, One Alleged Assault

The evolving allegations in Lucile H. Craig's case raise fundamental questions about sworn statements, witness credibility, university investigations, and...

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articles • 2026-11-02

Sally Yates Comes to Cornell

The former Deputy Attorney General has arrived with an impressive résumé, a controversial history, and a law firm that specializes in managing institutional...

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articles • 2026-11-02

The Sisterhood She Sued

How a sorority with a documented record of inclusion, philanthropy, and sisterhood became a defendant in a lawsuit over alleged conduct at an entirely...

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articles • 2026-11-04

The Conversational Shift

Did the press simply lose interest in the Cornell Seven controversy, or did LucyCraig.blog fundamentally change who controlled the conversation?

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articles • 2026-11-05

The 20-Year Loophole?

Two recent court decisions, an expired ordinary filing deadline, questionable reliance on criminal statutes, and a conspicuously missing fifth cause of...

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articles • 2026-11-08

Rice Purity, Mom Lore, and Lucy Craig

One of the most revealing messages in the Cornell Seven controversy is also one of the most casually written. Understanding two pieces of Gen Z slang helps...

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