re: #115 Feline Fearless Leader

I doubt that. Too easy to ask for membership data during discovery in any sort of lawsuit.

And, personally, if the internal investigation process turned up criminal wrongdoing I would advocate turning over that information to law enforcement. Not as a CYA move (re: discovery above), but because that is what the good citizen should do.

Sure. The national fraternity organization will cooperate fully with law enforcement and will throw the guy under the bus. And when they’re talking to the court and during discovery, they will tell the truth about this guy’s membership status. However, that’s going to be months from now, and the question is whether their PR team thought it better to lie now and look a little better during this part of the storm. By the time that happens, attention will have moved on enough that the story about them lying in a PR letter won’t get much scrutiny.