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The Cornell 7 Scandal and the Leaked Texts
from Jane Doe, Russian Plague, & The Black Epstein | The Tim Dillon Show #516 · #516
11 min
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Tim dives into the Cornell fraternity gang-rape scandal, reading leaked texts between the accused and the accuser that complicate the narrative, riffing on his own blood test results, wishing his hypothetical children weren't involved, and discussing the 'Asian in the gang rape' angle.
- Tim on the Cornell 7 scandal: everyone involved are degenerates, and he's supporting all sides of the case.
- Frat guys texting "there's a woman in the room, everybody come see" is not gentlemanly—nobody would be proud if these were their sons.
- Tim wouldn't want any of these people as his children, despite not having kids or a family, and would be upset if his cat went to Cornell and was involved in a gang situation.
- The texts show loser behavior and scumbag conduct that should not be celebrated, though drugs and alcohol complicate memory of events.
- Narrative confusion emerges: the case was initially thought clear-cut, but the leaked texts suggest something weirder and more ambiguous than expected.
- Her recollection of the event may have changed—either from embarrassment or from realizing she hadn't consented to certain acts.
- One participant, Jonathan, didn't even have her number before the encounter, which Tim compares to how gay married couples sometimes don't have each other's contact info.
- Jonathan's apology text admits he and Matt felt like shit for being too fucked up to shut things down before it got out of hand.
- Her response text calls it a gang bang and says "our body, our choice"—which Tim argues essentially ends the rape narrative.
- Tim says the text exchanges seem to end the idea it was forcible rape, though people will argue she's traumatized and still processing what happened.