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Scott Norris

Cornell Student · Chi Phi Xi Chapter member, according to the complaint

According to the complaint, Norris joined the group in pouring and snorting ketamine from Jane Doe's body. A Snapchat image reproduced in the filing also shows an account labeled “SCOTT NORRIS” replying in the Chi Phi Actives chat after Newell's message.

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Complaint Summary

What the Filing Alleges

The complaint identifies Scott Norris as a Cornell undergraduate and member of Chi Phi's Xi Chapter at the time of the events.

According to the complaint, Norris was among the seven named student defendants who poured lines of ketamine onto Jane Doe's body and snorted them while she was lying on the bed. The filing says Norris later left the room with Newell, Lopes, Sarabia, and Kretzschmar.

The complaint also reproduces a screenshot from the "Chi Phi Actives" Snapchat group. In that image, an account labeled "SCOTT NORRIS" appears to reply "Freee..." after Newell's message advertising sexual access to Jane Doe.

Primary source: Plaintiff's September 14, 2026 Complaint, paragraphs 102-104 and 162-170, including the Snapchat image reproduced on page 27. Open the relevant section in the guided Case File →

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