Satirist Toby Morton has launched a website naming seven men accused in a civil lawsuit of drugging and sexually assaulting a former Cornell student. He says he plans to compile verified material about the allegations and Cornell’s response, while also warning on Instagram that he is seeking photographs and employment details and may use advertising and billboards. His actions raise questions about publicly targeting people who have been accused but not found liable.

The lawsuit, filed on 14 September in New York, alleges the assault took place in October 2024 and claims Cornell offered the men reduced disciplinary consequences for writing essays; the university disputes that account. New York prosecutors said on Monday they would reopen a criminal inquiry, and Cornell said it supported presenting the case to a grand jury while rejecting claims that it had failed to impose consequential punishments. Morton became known for registering political websites and previously voiced Scott Tenorman in *South Park*.