Mary Kate Cornett Police Report reveals more details about the virus scandal

Mary Kate Cornett ran home to her friend's house after the Ole Miss student found out that the couple was at the center of a viral rumor that she had slept with his father, a police report that she had received from TMZ.

The 18 -year -old Cornett began this week with an online trending with her name and picture, together with the friend Evan Solis, because of the false narrative that she had distributed by public personalities such as the ESPN host Pat McAfee and Barstool Sports.

In the police report, Cornett said that she was in a salon in Oxford when she found out the rumor for the first time and that she was the victim of cyberstalking and harassment.

Mary Kate's parents, Leslie and Justin Cornett, flew from Houston to Mississippi to be with her daughter.

“We felt absolutely helpless,” said Justin to TMZ, emphasizing that she wanted to bring her 18-year-old daughter to safety, which was a difficult time for the family.

Leslie added that Mary Kate was treated online as if she wasn't a person.

Cornett and Solis, a former high school football player, both denied the rumors in separate statements on their Instagram sites.

In a Gofundme page created by her father in her name, Mary Kate said that she had reported reports with the police from the University of Mississippi, the local police and the FBI.

“Be insured, all criminal charges and civil funds are being pursued vigorously,” she said, adding that the situation prompted her to look for “alternative educational/livelihood agreements”.

Mary Kate explained that she is “the victim of a deliberate and coordinated cyber attack that is categorically false and defaming information”.

She claimed “partially and completely edited screenshots, fake AI -generated videos and manipulated photos were encouraged by irresponsible social media participants and strengthened by thousands of fake accounts”.

The Barstool employee, KFC, discussed the scandal about its personal social media accounts and McAfee this week in an interview with Adam Schethter the alleged allegations.

Former NFL player Antonio Brown has also burdened the situation.

“Nobody who is connected to these organizations has ever turned to us to get a comment,” said Cornett about the public personalities and companies you mentioned. “The most alarming my personal contact information were illegally shared and my personal security endangered. Many sent notes indicate that I even take my life. “

The founder of Barstool, Dave Portnoy, denied the allegations and said: “We do not control the personal social of our employees. Whatever you post alone are your own things. “

ESPN refused to comment.

Justin also denied the allegations in a separate contribution on Facebook.