'South Park' Alum Toby Morton Targets Defendants and Cornell Officials in Fraternity Lawsuit Web Campaign

Satirist and former South Park voice actor Toby Morton has launched a website targeting seven men named as defendants in a civil rape lawsuit involving Cornell University fraternity members, according to reporting by The Hollywood Reporter. The lawsuit, filed on Sept. 14 in New York by a former Cornell student identified as Jane Doe, alleges that seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity drugged and sexually assaulted her in October 2024.

The Hollywood Reporter detailed that Morton has created web pages intending to post photographs, employment details, and public records connected to the defendants and university administrators. According to reporting from The Hollywood Reporter, Jane Doe's civil lawsuit claims that Cornell University allowed the accused fraternity members an opportunity to lessen their disciplinary actions by submitting written essays. Cornell University officials have publicly disputed this claim, stating that any assertion that the institution failed to enforce consequential discipline is inaccurate, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The university added that it supports presenting the allegations before a grand jury. On his website, Morton stated that his goal is to compile a documented record incorporating lawsuit details, institutional actions, and public records, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Morton also shared on social media that he has acquired domain names corresponding to the defendants, obtained photos, and is researching their employment locations. In those posts, Morton indicated plans to purchase space and billboards to highlight the actions of the defendants as well as Cornell administrators who he claims failed to handle the matter properly.

The legal action has drawn broad public attention and commentary from high-profile figures. According to reporting by The Hollywood Reporter, actors Florence Pugh and Josh Gad are among those who have publicly condemned the alleged assault, which involved allegations regarding alcohol and ketamine. Additionally, New York state prosecutors announced on Monday that they are reopening a criminal investigation into the incident, as documented by The Hollywood Reporter. Morton previously gained public attention by registering domain names associated with political figures and institutions for satirical campaigns, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

While Morton acknowledged on social media that he operates outside the framework of traditional journalism ethics, he stated his intent to maintain documented pressure regarding the Cornell lawsuit. Kulture Newz has not independently confirmed additional details beyond the confirmed reporting provided by official releases and documented news sources.