New ‘Mattress Girl’ Lawsuit -- Obscene Drawing of Cleared Man ‘Displayed on Campus’

From HeatStreet via H/T at Instapundit:

EXCLUSIVE: See the obscene “revenge porn” of Nungesser by “mattress girl”, showing him naked and aroused, displayed in Columbia’s campus art gallery for two weeks

Columbia professor Jon Kessler—a defendant in new suit —’referred to the mattress as “the site of [her] rape,” implying fellow student Nungesser was guilty’

I think she suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder otherwise known as '3rd Wave Feminism!'

While the truth remains elusive, Nungesser’s lawsuit marshals an impressive array of facts contradicting Sulkowicz’s account, including the lack of any evidence that she seemed traumatized or had visible injuries after being—according to her—anally raped, hit in the face and violently choked. It also contains the new allegation that Sulkowicz tried to persuade an unnamed female Columbia student to bring charges against Nungesser in order to “support her as a woman.”

Unlike other accused men who have sued colleges in recent years, Nungesser was not expelled but ultimately cleared of all charges including Sulkowicz’s. The ex-girlfriend’s complaint was dismissed; Nungesser was initially found “responsible” on the third charge but exonerated on appeal, an extraordinary outcome in the complainant-friendly system of campus “justice.” Yet another complaint, brought during Nungesser’s senior year by a male student who claimed Nungesser had sexually groped him during a conversation three years earlier, was also closed without a hearing as lacking in credibility. Columbia’s internal report on the investigation, a photocopy of which I was able to obtain from a confidential source, went so far as to hint that this accusation could be the product of a collective vendetta. (Nungesser’s lawsuit explicitly claims it was instigated by Sulkowicz.)

More like vindictive bitch!

But while Nungesser was able to graduate, the lawsuit persuasively argues that Sulkowicz’s activism and the surrounding publicity caused him serious harm—abetted by Columbia officials who refused to recognize him as an innocent man and treated his exoneration as an embarrassing inconvenience.

Think of the damages, an Ivy League educated man who can't get a job.