Yale Student Arrested for Forging Application

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[@thekeytheory]

i can’t believe he tried to go to Yale and went to yail

[@Ynistre]

underrated comment

[@unknwn3846]

lmaooo

[@tsu2128]

lmaooo

[@7pan]

lmaooo

[@stop1201]

My sense of humor has devolved to laugh at almost everything.

[@hassandanish7467]

Note to self: don’t date until after university, it makes forging documents easier and less risky

[@frederickoftheartic2209]

You ain't getting anywhere with your shitty ass penmanship.

[@lilyskyeclark]

Or just don’t tell your so about it

[@Parasai_l]

@@frederickoftheartic2209 oh shit 😭

[@mohakdua6754]

oh no, did you see his vid about the revocation of your degree?

[@hazz307]

@@frederickoftheartic2209 😂😂

[@Xaddre]

Moral of the story: don’t piss off your ex

[@FarmingwithZana101]

Wait was he gay?

[@toolio5268]

@@FarmingwithZana101 I don’t think you would call a friend an “ex-boyfriend” or even an “ex” if you never dated. So yes, he’s gay

[@thebusybeanhomecafe4035]

@@FarmingwithZana101 Duh

[@PHNTM-mt2dw]

@@FarmingwithZana101 Why does it matter??

[@ELTrendyBeast]

@@PHNTM-mt2dw it was just a question

[@whanos8471]

The most ironic part of this is that he could’ve gotten away had his ex not told the admissions office

[@dangerousjGD]

How is that ironic

[@whanos8471]

@@dangerousjGD i guess because thats how you would have expected it to go, him getting away with it

[@gabe8168]

@@dangerousjGD ironic - "the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect." So it is ironic because it can be humorous that if their ex had not told the admissions office, they would have gotten in. Here there is language signifying an opposite meaning for a humorous affect. Did that answer your question?

[@kezzter13]

@@gabe8168 that’s still not irony

[@Canvas19391]

@@gabe8168 irony would be if nothing happened when his ex contacted the administrations office, but did Get found out when he tried to argue that she was lying. Irony.

[@neverice6415]

So are we just gonna ignore the fact the he said ‘his EX BOYFRIEND told the admissions office’ THAT IS THE ONLY WAY THEY KNEW?!?

[@Void_Dweller7]

Yeah, those Ivy League Universities aren’t as thorough as they think.

[@opshark6075]

Lol

[@GooseCrack]

Lmaooo true

[@jeong-ilkajokaya3849]

That’s good news 📰. Time to lie my way to Oxford university 😂😂.

[@luxerhawton2456]

@@jeong-ilkajokaya3849 Frank William Abagnale moment

[@hunterkiller1440]

So... the student could've gotten away if it weren't for the ex-boyfriend. This begs the question, do these University gate keepers even do background checks?

[@Void_Dweller7]

Probably not.

[@kingtaco1725]

I don’t think they can do background checks on thousands of students every year.

[@zres4861]

Late answer ik but truthfully, mostly no. With thousands of applications for each year, and only a few officers, the admissions officer spend 4-5 minutes per application. Unless something insane is noted like ie: curing cancer. They wouldnt check your background much unless something suspicious puts them off later on. Matter of fact statistically speaking, most people lie to some extent or another either knowingly or unknowingly. People may lie about hours spent on an activity all the way up to completely making stuff up like being a founder of a company and making 20k monthly off of it.

[@PHNTM-mt2dw]

He really did all that just for his ex boyfriend to snitch on him.

[@troytafreshi8173]

Hes gay?

[@alyssalouard5899]

@@troytafreshi8173 Yes lol

[@myname.1602]

@@alyssalouard5899 Plot twist: He got in jail for being gay but they tried to cover it up for being the faked application

[@ggukiemonster]

@@myname.1602 being gay isn’t illegal?!

[@-waterhorse200-9]

@@ggukiemonster depends on where you live, some countries will arrest you/beat you in public

[@boskikayn4167]

Yale: Are you 18 or older? 12/yo guy: I'm 24 years old. Yale: Seems legit

[@ammiumama]

How did that even happen?

[@fishpants1295]

Dude in 30 years when I’m some big fucking professor or something I will show ur vids to everyone underrated but fuckigg Awsome shit my g

[@nazfx2648]

Make sure you actually put up the effort and hard work to get there

[@ohnono945]

I think the school system gonna change when we big men lmao

[@chyu5499]

@@ohnono945 Hope it gets better

[@abearseeds]

i love the confidence man, you said it like you KNOW you’re gonna be some big fucking professor

[@itzz_josh9857]

The guy ended up in the yail 💀

[@alyssalouard5899]

YAIL 😂😂😂

[@slimbish605]

GET OUT

[@drenz1523]

HAAHAAHAH

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

he went from Yale to Yail if you will

[@qqq2307]

@@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th that's the joke. Ur not funny for repeating the joke.

[@Sciencedoneright]

Why would someone fake their own age like wtf-

[@memorymimic]

I mean many people fake ages. _especially SOME Roblox slenders and CnPs_

[@edwardanimsyujinamuka6203]

@@memorymimic yeah they can give back their mother's money

[@arrienmadina2190]

@@frozenturbo8623 true and in many apps people do fake their ages but this is in college like irl. Why??

[@RonanNotRyan]

I legit thought it was just for "Browsing in Incognito" type shit. I didn't realize some people would do it to _get in to Harvard_

[@Sciencedoneright]

@@frozenturbo8623 there's a difference between faking online for staying in a a community vs applying to a real life college

[@salmon4869]

Last June, according to the document, the YPD was called to the Asian American Cultural Center, where the suspect’s ex-boyfriend told officers that the suspect had threatened to kill him. The ex-boyfriend, who still attends Yale, had broken up with the suspect after discovering that he had lied to him about his age “and other issues relating to his identity,” the affidavit says. The suspect allegedly responded by threatening to kill himself, and the boyfriend took him to a New York City hospital. The suspect then allegedly threatened his ex-boyfriend, who filed a complaint with the YPD. He was then admitted to Yale-New Haven Hospital for psychiatric evaluation at the YPD’s request, according to the affidavit. The ex-boyfriend, who did not respond to numerous messages left on his cell phone seeking comment, tipped off Associate Dean of Yale College Rosalinda Garcia, the director of the Latino Cultural Center, about apparent inconsistencies related to the suspect’s identity, the affidavit says. That prompted an internal investigation that uncovered extensive discrepancies in his application to Yale

[@artistturtle1425]

Dang

[@zkcrisyee]

Hmm well that was intense. The problem I have with how the whole situation was handled is that the guy in question, who lied in his application, has a past of severe mental illness, suicidal ideation, probably a really low self esteem to go to the lengths of hiding his identity from so many people in his life, including his ex bf. Given the circumstances, it would be understandable for the Yale administration to rescind his application. However, to go as far as to legally try and destroy him, by enforcing charges on his person and working with the police to eventually put the guy in jail… That is not a good thing. For the amount of “talk” and “awareness” on mental health and mental illness these Ivy League administration shove down our asses, with countless emails expressing their oh so deep “concern for the mental well being of our student population” and “mental illness awareness day’! Make a donation today! We promise all proceed will go to a good cause!”… It is appalling how easily these obnoxiously rich administrative actors tend to dismiss everything they claim to stand for when it comes to their public image, and go off the rails into punishing people and leading personal crusades (both student insiders who do a simple mistake in social media, or even graduates who see their diplomas threatened if they dare endanger the “marketing value” of the “university brand” by doing mundane stuff) in the most unjust, cruel, psychopathic and violent ways possible. I’m not saying the dude should have been admitted, or even let walk free into campus or whatever, after the whole Psychiatric debacle and the suicidal ideation, threatening allegations against another student, etc. But to go as far as try to punish and eventually lead to the young, clearly mentally ill and having some punctual mental problem, guy to a probable imprisonment, judiciary record, publicly spreading his name and the story, and destroying all his chances of ever being accepted in another college or to lead normal employment for a while… Why is that necessary? What does that accomplish, other than mere “punishment for the sake of punishment”, “flagellation for the sake of flagellation”, “whipping someone who already has issues and is already lying unconscious on the ground”, “showing an example to others by public punishment in order to ignite control of student’s behaviour through fear”? Isn’t all that just inappropriate seeing the guy was already hospitalized in a psychiatric facility, was cooperating with police and healthcare professionals, and maybe had underlying issues going on? I’m not “justifying” his actions, chronic lying and impostor/forgeries are not something to take lightly nor should it be easily excused. But speaking of mental health… he might be bipolar and have had a manic episode. He might have had depression coupled to suicidal ideation and not cared in the slightest what the consequences of his actions would have been. It’s clear he was in a disordered mental state. Rescinding his application and taken the right measures to keep his ex bf and other students on campus safe, maybe even restricting presence on campus until he was cleared by the hospital and a psychiatrist or psychologist after a thorough evaluation, would have been the responsible, just and humane thing to do for Yale administrators. Here, as so often happens both in high administration of academia and high administration in the private sector (two sides of the same coin), they doubled down on “destroying” a person legally since they have the wealth, money and power to do so easily… as a means of “public execution” (metaphorically speaking) to “show the example”, and probably other psychopathic reasons. And now it’s probably justified through administrative jargon like: “We at Yale take these sort of criminal procedures very seriously. We will not tolerate (blablabla), we stand for fair values of justice, equity and solidarity (blablabla). We are applying strict procedures according to our code of honour, as we only desire extremely rich… I mean, extremely exceptional and privileged individuals between our halls, in order to keep a productive, proactive, safe and rich intellectual environment for all.” In other words: “we are ultra wealthy vultures who promote our campus as being a place of social advancement, open to all, inclusive, and mindful of prospective students’ mental health… we offer student services for those going through grief or a though time in their lives… SIKE! IF YOU EVER SO SLIGHTLY ENDANGER OUR MARKETING BRAND AS SUPER ELITE UNIVERSITY WITH PERFECT STUDENTS WHO NEVER HAVE THE SLIGHTEST PROBLEM AND PERFECT GPA… We will end you. We will sue your ass. We will destroy all your future career and academic opportunities. We will publicly humiliate your ass. We will cut your head and show it off to the world, as an example we are not to be messed up with. We will eat then eat your guts, tarnish your reputation, have NO MERCY, have no understanding of the situation… We will find you. We will kill your family. We will kill your infant daughter. Don’t mess with the Academic Mafia Kabal…. Unless you’re the young daughter of a billionaire who gave us a generous donation of 10 million dollars! In that case, you can infringe all rules you want, get drunk in class and still be chosen as #1 student for graduate applicants somehow, even with mediocre grades, easily get a Masters delivered to your name with no effort, oh and… a free small building to your name, eventually! We at Yale love our ultra rich progenitors.” They could have taken a better path of psychological justice, getting an expert involved to help solve the case, made concessions seeing someone hospitalized and cooperating… but no. Very high administration, extremely highly paid, in academia or in private hedge funds or corporations, doesn’t matter, is always… made up of a large % of psychopaths. Sadism and control through punishment and terror. Particularly widespread in graduate school, I can attest for that, and even worse in expensive Ivy leagues like Harvard or Yale.

[@salmon4869]

@@zkcrisyee i completely agree, what he did was wrong but yales reaction was overkill and completely out of balance of the situation

[@victorysgoodlife679]

I was looking for this comment thank you

[@gsw0921]

the videos is about a guy literally getting arrested and all the comments can seem to focus on is the fact the guy had a bf lmao

[@user-rv7ge1tc4l]

I haven’t seen a single comment about that except yours Edit: nvm seems like people are still surprised gay people are a thing

[@scharger1691]

Yeah bro, seems kinda gay

[@spiralspark8523]

I feel like not enough people are talking about it

[@muscar1.a]

@@scharger1691 fr idk either why do gay exist (im gay)

[@10thletter40]

@@user-rv7ge1tc4l If I called that person gay, is that homophobic?

[@Doodle_Shark]

someone just got arrested and y'all are worried about him being non straight pls 😭😭😭 💀💀💀

[@alppp6]

LITERALLY WHAT

[@xpietyy]

Fr, it shouldn't apply to the fact that he faked his college application

[@anaveragemedicoreguy1644]

Literally saw some comments being flat out homophobic like what the fuck

[@Doodle_Shark]

@@ihaveadream3321 you sound like an over ambitious middle schooler desperately trying to sound cool on the internet in an attempt to gain some sort of validation from the people who bully you.

[@ryuuisnothere]

ikr, they keep saying "don't make being gay your whole personality" and when it isn't they talk about it anyway like wtf

[@Nazareth07.]

So they didn't actually find out themselves wtf?

[@aidszamuril4032]

I understand forgery but where did the larceny charge come from?

[@memorymimic]

Excuse me what does larceny mean?

[@aidszamuril4032]

@@memorymimic it means stealing

[@memorymimic]

@@aidszamuril4032 oh ok thnx

[@iloveblackmentwerking]

@@aidszamuril4032 The source mentioned (“Student arrested for defrauding Yale”) mentioned that he stole 46,000$ worth of financial aid that wasn’t entitled to him.

[@aidszamuril4032]

@@iloveblackmentwerking oooh gotcha, that makes sense i guess i didn't notice the citation at the end of the video

[@alyssalouard5899]

Bro that ex was so mad he literally got his ex boyfriend arrested 😂😂😂😂

[@mainvayne4203]

So basically what your telling me is that this student only got caught because someone told the administrators

[@silk1440]

the fact that it was his ex boyfriend too lmao

[@salmon4869]

person: literally pulls the most diabolical lick on all of yale and manages to trick the admission team if it weren't for their ex intervening and foiling the whole plan ending in an arrest. the comments: GAY pEOple EXIST!?! i S THIS a misTAKe?! GirL or BOy?!?! HE!?! BOYfrIEND????

[@chadretention8024]

I haven’t seen a single comment talking about the fact that he’s gay lol

[@salmon4869]

@@chadretention8024 i think the channel owner is deleting them cos a few with a bunch of likes are now missing - good on him i guess

[@xpietyy]

"I would've gotten away if it weren't for you meddling kids!"

[@dr.sliver9583]

Straight up me. First heard it got confused then remembered gay people exist I'm so smooth brain

[@salmon4869]

@@dr.sliver9583 its okay we all get smooth brain moments sometimes. Today i kept tryna use fire Pokémon against my partners water Pokémon took me 5 turns and 2 dead Pokémon before i realised what i was doing.

[@shirleynoel-sanchez3195]

Guy: fakes everything His ex bf: lol nice try

[@memesThatDank]

🤮🤮🤮 don't support those disgusting poeple

[@camelliarobert7392]

The moral of the story, don't lie if you did then shut up.

[@gladitsnotme]

They must've been on a scholarship, otherwise larceny seems a stretch

[@nantae1047]

Larceny because of the financial aid

[@_Austria]

Thats a Good revenge for the ex

[@linusespelid8686]

@You Have No Argument I mean it looks like that was what happened

[@clashofwhat1370]

@You Have No Argument i mean its pretty daring circumstantial evidence so he just put 2 and 2 together. To be honest if anyone is a child its most likely you since your critical thinking skills seem to not be very well developed.

[@clashofwhat1370]

@You Have No Argument google the phrase "put 2 and 2 together" you Neanderthal.

[@MythMcFr]

@You Have No Argument where did he say they were enemies

[@pr0phes1ed]

I read the reply’s and who the fuck is @You Have No Argument

[@NKript]

“And I would’ve gotten away with it, too, if it weren’t for my meddling ex-boyfriend!” -Some Scooby-Doo villain in the future (maybe)

[@snowystarflakes7700]

Be gay do crime ig

[@jackengele2144]

Bro this is a little different than just lying about your grades. He forged literally EVERYTHING.

[@manshajain769]

That's why you should be single.

[@jjscott8257]

Period 😂

[@lightlylemony]

or just never break up

[@manshajain769]

@@lightlylemony 🤣🤣correct.

[@jaspereon9020]

Damn his ex-boyfriend must have been really pissed at him about something 😂😂

[@salmon4869]

He found out he was lying about his age and alot of other things and got mad the him. His ex is also a Yale student. He (the liar) then threatened to kill himself and so his ex took him to the hospital fast to make sure he was safe. He became increasingly angry/stressed that he had been found out and escelated to threataning his bf. The ex then left and reported him.

[@salmon4869]

Last June, according to the document, the YPD was called to the Asian American Cultural Center, where the suspect’s ex-boyfriend told officers that the suspect had threatened to kill him. The ex-boyfriend, who still attends Yale, had broken up with the suspect after discovering that he had lied to him about his age “and other issues relating to his identity,” the affidavit says. The suspect allegedly responded by threatening to kill himself, and the boyfriend took him to a New York City hospital. The suspect then allegedly threatened his ex-boyfriend, who filed a complaint with the YPD. He was then admitted to Yale-New Haven Hospital for psychiatric evaluation at the YPD’s request, according to the affidavit. The ex-boyfriend, who did not respond to numerous messages left on his cell phone seeking comment, tipped off Associate Dean of Yale College Rosalinda Garcia, the director of the Latino Cultural Center, about apparent inconsistencies related to the suspect’s identity, the affidavit says. That prompted an internal investigation that uncovered extensive discrepancies in his application to Yale

[@Trex3n20]

The fact that he basically just said he’s gay is very funny

[@salmon4869]

@@Trex3n20 no its not a joke he is LITERALLY gay and it was his ex boyfriend. I posted a snippet of the article in this thread

[@elialfassi9139]

You would've thought that Yale would've checked his grades and caught onto him immediately.

[@erenfeet]

this comment section is so homophobic wtf

[@covetingbread5851]

Because they support the holy Catholic Church and are fond of the crusades for the holy land

[@erenfeet]

@@covetingbread5851 supporting catholicism or not, discriminating against someone for their sexual orientation is not okay. also, “god” has never taught you to be homophobic has he? or are you just assuming shit thinking youre something special as the “son of god” and such

[@twigslays]

@@covetingbread5851 omg i can't believe there are still people like you out there. As a quote from the song "Village" by Wrabel would say, "A page of the bible isn't worth a life". As a gay guy myself, I feel sorry for you.

[@twigslays]

@@erenfeet facts. thank you for fighting these homophobic people i appreciate you so much :)

[@peepeepoopoodoodoohead]

@@covetingbread5851 a few mis translated lines in the Bible are not more valuable than my life and basic human rights, thankyou

[@cheeselord8153]

Bro does he think he’s going to get there and people won’t notice everything is wrong

[@willhall796]

I mean it’s pretty damn clear from putting you got a 37 on the ACT when the maximum score is 36😂

[@honeybun8823]

The one time you hear a story about someone’s ex doing a good thing

[@asianbrinedeng]

So if no one tipped them off, then they would never have known

[@Evanescence29]

Yup quite sad actually

[@mcnoodles3010]

@@Evanescence29 bit sad innit?

[@Evanescence29]

@@mcnoodles3010 too sad actually :/

[@nicowantscoffee]

actually read every comment and reply on this video to laugh at: 1) the people who are homophobic 2) that one person with the kermit pfp who keeps accusing people of being homophobic.

[@elithesomewhatsane8209]

Tbf dude deserved to get in had to be pretty smart to only get caught because your ex bf is a snitch

[@frankwalker5921]

Actually no, because it was pretty stupid move to make enemies with someone otherwise he would get in

[@xpietyy]

Bold of you to assume that they were smart 💀

[@crunchexo845]

@@xpietyy no they were intelligent to only get caught because of the bf

[@nantae1047]

He told the ex bf the same lies like age, when the ex bf found out, dude threatened to kill himsel if he broke up with him Doesn't deserve trash

[@ili719]

Why is this comment section so homophobic?!?!?

[@ddevifrenz207]

This comment section is disgustingly homophobic

[@muscar1.a]

Fr unfortunately people have narrow views

[@blankblank6367]

Everyone : DAMN WUT HE DO TO HIS EX THO? Me : DAMN THOSE ARE SOME NICELY DRAWN CUFFS!!

[@pr0phes1ed]

I totally ageee with this

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Forgot to add “Everyone: GAY PEOPLE EXIST?!? HIS EX-BOYFRIEND?!?”

[@dansfootball]

Who the fuck aces AP physics and then gets a C in biology

[@communicationbreakdown256]

That's why when you do sketchy stuff keep it to your dang self.

[@nantae1047]

The ex boyfriend was also a yale student, and had also been lied to about personal info by this dude, so no chance 🤣

[@barrydaemi6287]

The moral of the story is to not do sketchy stuff in the first place, not to be better at concealing your sketchy behavior - which people are absolutely terrible at doing.

[@gamerparker123]

Bruh he treats college admissions as getting into an adult website when you’re underaged.

[@windestruct]

This takes lying on age while making an online account to a whole new level

[@TheSunHunt3r]

why tf would he fake his age...

[@davidrutitsky9518]

Not half the comments being homophobic

[@deathbyunicorn5213]

I see 1 that's possibly homophobic

[@davidrutitsky9518]

@@deathbyunicorn5213 scroll all the way down. They're down there because so many people disliked them.

[@deathbyunicorn5213]

@@davidrutitsky9518 I read through them all at the time of writing that. There's about 5 that just say "he was gay?" And one that sounds mildly homophobic.

[@jjscott8257]

@@deathbyunicorn5213 that’s hella cap. No way you read every comment

[@anaveragemedicoreguy1644]

@@deathbyunicorn5213 I saw a one saying " that's what he deserves for being 🏳️‍🌈"

[@hadesKIU]

I honestly wish it was left at "ex" for ambiguity. Not out of homophobia, but the opposite. The comment section won't STFU about it.

[@justadult3493]

i like that it was left it. people need to get used to it

[@Tetzyu]

The people who did the same thing except they didn’t date: 👀👀

[@ariolagranola2196]

The people in these comments sound so shocked about finding a gay person lmao

[@devy_max]

Ikr.

[@cyrillavanilla]

We gotta love that ex boyfriend for doing the right thing

[@lildollarkingv2741]

No

[@honeybun8823]

@@lildollarkingv2741 well yeah- he tipped them off so the guy would get caught for lying and whatever larceny is

[@creatorzp]

@@lildollarkingv2741 wdym no?? ur saying its chill if some lazy ass dude cheats his way into getting into a uni, and gets an unfair advantage over all other students who worked their butts off?

[@petermcnamara8471]

Lmao, these comments are filled with people who have such narrow world views that they can't comprehend a man can have a boyfriend. I see people go like "The suspect is Def a woman because she has a boyfriend," or smthn. They forget being straight ain't the default setting.

[@itsdaddy7808]

Its actually the default setting

[@petermcnamara8471]

@@itsdaddy7808 It really isn't. Humans are complex, we don't have a default mode.

[@itsdaddy7808]

@@petermcnamara8471 ohh...ok i didnt know

[@10thletter40]

@@petermcnamara8471 Actually humans do have a default mode. Doesn't matter who you are or what you believe, an organism can only spread if it has the innate desire to well... Spread. It makes no sense that biologically purely gayness would exist. This is clearly related to psychology, and the lower chance of death and higher chance to spread seed by those that are gay in the modern age.

[@zae1936]

@@10thletter40 it actually does biologically make sense, without gay people the population control would be crazyyyy. (Overpopulated) They also take in Orphans that straight people abandon I believe it’s a 80+% adoption rate by lgbt couples. Kinda like how gay penguins take in baby penguins from a female penguin. A lot of species that have long term relationships (like us) can be gay. And no there is no default setting, if there was we’d have the same like thinking, which most humans don’t. Your point contradicts itself saying we have a default setting but then saying we only spread if we want too? Wouldn’t the default setting be to spread due to biology, well actually no bc biology is more than just fucking.

[@mh56487]

Not this whole comment section learning that gay people do in fact exist 💀💀💀

[@liamo-liamo]

Please 💀

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

It’s taking me too long to scout out all of those comments lmao, you might see me around these parts

[@zkcrisyee]

Hmm well that was intense. The problem I have with how the whole situation was handled is that the guy in question, who lied in his application, has a past of severe mental illness, suicidal ideation, probably a really low self esteem to go to the lengths of hiding his identity from so many people in his life, including his ex bf. Given the circumstances, it would be understandable for the Yale administration to rescind his application. However, to go as far as to legally try and destroy him, by enforcing charges on his person and working with the police to eventually put the guy in jail… That is not a good thing. For the amount of “talk” and “awareness” on mental health and mental illness these Ivy League administration shove down our asses, with countless emails expressing their oh so deep “concern for the mental well being of our student population” and “mental illness awareness day’! Make a donation today! We promise all proceed will go to a good cause!”… It is appalling how easily these obnoxiously rich administrative actors tend to dismiss everything they claim to stand for when it comes to their public image, and go off the rails into punishing people and leading personal crusades (both student insiders who do a simple mistake in social media, or even graduates who see their diplomas threatened if they dare endanger the “marketing value” of the “university brand” by doing mundane stuff) in the most unjust, cruel, psychopathic and violent ways possible. I’m not saying the dude should have been admitted, or even let walk free into campus or whatever, after the whole Psychiatric debacle and the suicidal ideation, threatening allegations against another student, etc. But to go as far as try to punish and eventually lead to the young, clearly mentally ill and having some punctual mental problem, guy to a probable imprisonment, judiciary record, publicly spreading his name and the story, and destroying all his chances of ever being accepted in another college or to lead normal employment for a while… Why is that necessary? What does that accomplish, other than mere “punishment for the sake of punishment”, “flagellation for the sake of flagellation”, “whipping someone who already has issues and is already lying unconscious on the ground”, “showing an example to others by public punishment in order to ignite control of student’s behaviour through fear”? Isn’t all that just inappropriate seeing the guy was already hospitalized in a psychiatric facility, was cooperating with police and healthcare professionals, and maybe had underlying issues going on? I’m not “justifying” his actions, chronic lying and impostor/forgeries are not something to take lightly nor should it be easily excused. But speaking of mental health… he might be bipolar and have had a manic episode. He might have had depression coupled to suicidal ideation and not cared in the slightest what the consequences of his actions would have been. It’s clear he was in a disordered mental state. Rescinding his application and taken the right measures to keep his ex bf and other students on campus safe, maybe even restricting presence on campus until he was cleared by the hospital and a psychiatrist or psychologist after a thorough evaluation, would have been the responsible, just and humane thing to do for Yale administrators. Here, as so often happens both in high administration of academia and high administration in the private sector (two sides of the same coin), they doubled down on “destroying” a person legally since they have the wealth, money and power to do so easily… as a means of “public execution” (metaphorically speaking) to “show the example”, and probably other psychopathic reasons. And now it’s probably justified through administrative jargon like: “We at Yale take these sort of criminal procedures very seriously. We will not tolerate (blablabla), we stand for fair values of justice, equity and solidarity (blablabla). We are applying strict procedures according to our code of honour, as we only desire extremely rich… I mean, extremely exceptional and privileged individuals between our halls, in order to keep a productive, proactive, safe and rich intellectual environment for all.” In other words: “we are ultra wealthy vultures who promote our campus as being a place of social advancement, open to all, inclusive, and mindful of prospective students’ mental health… we offer student services for those going through grief or a though time in their lives… SIKE! IF YOU EVER SO SLIGHTLY ENDANGER OUR MARKETING BRAND AS SUPER ELITE UNIVERSITY WITH PERFECT STUDENTS WHO NEVER HAVE THE SLIGHTEST PROBLEM AND PERFECT GPA… We will end you. We will sue your ass. We will destroy all your future career and academic opportunities. We will publicly humiliate your ass. We will cut your head and show it off to the world, as an example we are not to be messed up with. We will eat then eat your guts, tarnish your reputation, have NO MERCY, have no understanding of the situation… We will find you. We will kill your family. We will kill your infant daughter. Don’t mess with the Academic Mafia Kabal…. Unless you’re the young daughter of a billionaire who gave us a generous donation of 10 million dollars! In that case, you can infringe all rules you want, get drunk in class and still be chosen as #1 student for graduate applicants somehow, even with mediocre grades, easily get a Masters delivered to your name with no effort, oh and… a free small building to your name, eventually! We at Yale love our ultra rich progenitors.” They could have taken a better path of real justice and peaceful resolution of conflict, getting an expert in judiciary psychology involved to help evaluate the suspect and solve the case in the best way possible, made concessions seeing someone hospitalized and cooperating, kept all of this private and avoided a fuss and tarnishing of a young person’s name, person who could still be redeemed… truly stand up to their values of “equity”, “fraternity”, “justice”, “equality for everyone regardless of socieconomic background, ethnicity, gender, etc”, “we put an immense amount of importance into mental health among the youth if today in our publicity posters and paraphernalia”… but no. Very high administration, extremely highly paid, in academia or in private hedge funds or corporations, doesn’t matter, is always… made up of a large % of psychopaths. Sadism and control through punishment and terror is common occurrence. There is no care for students’ mental well being, nor concessions to be made, with bad grades or anything during a semester someone lost a parent or something… some administrators can be cruel as fuck, it is their job to be as cruel as possible, and get away with it. I’ve seen disgusting things. Particularly widespread in graduate school, I can attest for that, and even worse in expensive Ivy leagues like Harvard or Yale. Since in there, they run the whole place like a mafia mob, and cannot be held accountable for their actions since they have omnipotent power, unlike in other state colleges with more worker unions and student unions and teacher unions. The more you climb private pyramids, the more you will find them. Their stare is a cold one, and will give you shivers down your spine. They care about one thing, and one thing only: profits and market image. And anything or anyone endangering that gets easily culled.

[@keysystem]

holy shit is this your college thesis??

[@dropfish3109]

dude... not the time

[@wadedevinney9681]

Well I don’t have an ex boyfriend or girlfriend and I’m not currently seeing anyone. So fuck it, I’ve got nothing to lose: I’m going to Yale!

[@chmesechmao8659]

Yale when you accdinetly miss wtype a werod 💀🔫

[@alienlapdance]

do NOT try to get into Yale

[@StomeAura]

Yale Student: “Screw you, I’m leaving you!” Ex-BF: “I’m bout to end this man’s future career.”

[@LRexx]

I read the title as “Yale student accepted for forging application” 🗿

[@janya6479]

Plot twist gohar was the ex bf Juzzz kiddin

[@AlbiniaYT]

how did that even happen? did they not look at his birth certificate

[@Kelp3443]

Think about all the ppl who haven’t been caught tho.

[@bobbobbington3615]

If people can get admitted for writing, "Black lives matter," over and over, I'm not sure how this is a problem.

[@haroondaman7162]

So your saying I can just fake everything, and so long as no one tips them off, I'm good?

[@gaypirateassassin6923]

you can only get away with it if your ex doesn't stop you but you should be fine it isn't like there is anyone who would stop you

[@those_two_therianandfairiesx]

He tried to go to Yale ended in in jail got sent out by bail Credit to XykeyX I just had an idea based of their comment

[@sillyman2]

Half of the comments are about how you shouldn't piss of people you know so they don't snitch while the other half is in shock to discover that gay people exist.

[@devy_max]

This made me laugh

[@Esther_R143]

They be like: *"WoT?¿ gÆ eXisT?¿?????¿???¿?"*

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Facts

[@schnuffelschnuffel141]

*Guy gets arrested for dumb stuff* Comments: “But gay tho? Wtf??”

[@kinefish1674]

So if I put a number lower than my actual score will i still get charged with fraud

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

“You haven’t seen my final form”

[@misscypher9857]

Now that’s just extremely stupid. How can you fake every part of your application and assume you won’t get caught at ALL during your 4 years of college?

[@Happy-xi9hl]

Ummmm, can you not? They're not FBI agents... they almost always believe what you say on the application. At least they should.

[@silk1440]

can y'all just shut up about his being gay? it doesnt matter at all, this dude legit pulled of the biggest lie and then his ex revealed him. must have been a bad breakup.

[@Inordi10117]

Agreed

[@PnoidNews123]

Arrested??? Really though I mean arrested for larceny. Seems like Yale ain't do a background check.

[@Old_Hickory_Jackson]

Damn ex is hell of a snitch.

[@apaullo1387]

Think the larceny charge is what got him arrested lmao (If you don’t know larceny is just stealing peoples property)

[@sondergyatt]

Everybody else: talking about the actual video Me: Excited because he can say ‘his ex boyfriend’ and not get hate 🏳️‍🌈

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

“Talking about the actual video” lmao Hit newest first and see how quickly you hate humanity

[@blank7467]

Ex BF is now sleeping with 200lbs of dirt around them

[@ridgedsouza4720]

bruh the ex bf a snitch

[@Kyrious]

Tipped off? More like snitched on

[@lospookies]

Wait so how old was this person?...if they lied about age..

[@bezerkml1585]

Lesson learned Dont get a boyfriend

[@coolmanhunter8671]

THAT WAS NOT THE TAKEAWAY

[@AlbiniaYT]

@@coolmanhunter8671 omg shut up

[@coolmanhunter8671]

@@AlbiniaYT noe

[@Unknown-rv1rf]

I thought it said Yale student arrested for forgoring application.

[@tright6]

“Hey so this guy got arrested ‘cause he lied on his college admission and was only found out because his ex snitched on him.” People in the comments section: “ ‘HE’ AND ‘EX BOYFRIEND’? “ “HE’S GAY?!?!!?!!” “SUS” “HER EX WAS SALTY AF” Why y’all so riled up about a fucking gay person? Like legit

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

FOR REAL THO

[@S1rawberry_Sh0r1cake]

Ok but did anyone else notice that the arested student is a boy and had a ex-boyfriend-

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Yeah, his ex boyfriend is a pretty major part of the story, I don’t know why someone would think otherwise

[@sinchanajoshi3016]

and? your point is?

[@dropfish3109]

gay people exist steve.

[@ShadowNinjaData]

his name FAKE

[@asukach.1280]

That must be one hell of a break-up

[@raggsy-2919]

Thats sum guuuudd info

[@BlueAsh532]

Nice pfp 🤡

[@BobRossCat]

@@BlueAsh532 why clown emoji?

[@moved4462]

@@BobRossCat a-amongus 😨😨

[@BobRossCat]

@@moved4462 sussy!!

[@ovoid_ovvie]

Moral of the story: Don't let your ex live to see your college application.

[@NellyTubeAwesomeURL]

I’m still concerned he was able to get away with a fake age for so long

[@jjscott8257]

Hello my fellow cookie run kingdom fan ✌️

[@NellyTubeAwesomeURL]

@@jjscott8257 Hello ✌️

[@jjscott8257]

@@NellyTubeAwesomeURL I love suger snow cookie so much. He’s so cute

[@spoonsrattling4]

hello other cookie run kingdom fans

[@NellyTubeAwesomeURL]

@@spoonsrattling4 hello 👀

[@saragriffin2393]

Every talking about how he shouldn’t have tried to fake his age: Me: LOL EX RATTED YOU OUT YOU A CHEATER?

[@enragedgoop]

I personally believe; "if you can rob a bank and get away with it, you deserve the money" -which is in part a belief of a greater whole- "fake it till you make it." Everyone scams: women with their makeup, sales agents in all facets, and even chefs tasting the cake before the big day... don't tell anyone your scam!

[@PossessedPotatoBird]

Þis is horrible logic

[@enragedgoop]

@@PossessedPotatoBird why though?

[@tribalturtle]

Bank money is insured isn’t it? But it’s still bad to rob a bank

[@enragedgoop]

@@tribalturtle it's insured yeah I'm sure, but also is everyone else's deposit.. so you're really not hurting anyone.. in fact the insurance for a bank robbery is actually already included in your natural interest rates at a bank... you might be getting a bank confused with a credit union. Basically it you use a bank, the fines and fees that are included and calculated are already predispositioned for a bank robbery. So... as i said... if someone robs a bank and gets away with it.. they deserve that! It's not hurting you as a bank trustee... its only hurting the franchisee that invested in the banks ability to securely hold such documentation that you withheld such cash. Like I said prior... if you can rob a bank and get away with it, i think that person deserves said money... You're undervaluating the skills and work it takes to make such money viable for use...

[@The3PillarsOfGaming]

*YOUR UNDER ARREST* Why? *YOU ALMOST FAKED YOUR WHOLE COLLAGE APPLICATION* No I didn’t 😅

[@nickr.4120]

Did her ex boyfriend read her application?

[@nicowantscoffee]

I guess so. Also its not a girl, its a guy.

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Yes gay people do in fact exist

[@minahil786.]

This is why u should always stay single

[@kalii_fornialovee]

"his" "ex boyfriend"

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Yep. That’s what he said!

[@D3MANE]

What a weirdo

[@iamalumberjackandimok]

Wow I’m so proud of you for- uhhh idk

[@alienlapdance]

Holy shit I can’t believe gay people exist that’s fucking crazy

[@keysystem]

congratulations on having ears! proud that you can hear things

[@Helfirehydratrans]

The guy probably never would have got caught if he didn't tell his boyfriend and kept it a secret from everybody

[@emperor8716]

he was gay? no wonder 😂

[@jessejames8901]

I mean the fact that he only got caught because someone snitched and not actually because yale found out themselves says a lot about how they verify information. And he just didnt lie on minor things, he lied on the major ones. What is the take here? Its okay to lie but dont tell anyone lol

[@a_simp_1237]

I love the fact that it was "his bf" I mean it's not okay but if you know what I mean then you do

[@raccooonazeban]

?...

[@NellyTubeAwesomeURL]

It was never important

[@raccooonazeban]

@@NellyTubeAwesomeURL either this means good or bad?....

[@whotfispolly3725]

@@raccooonazeban neutral

[@HiHello-cw9vc]

??

[@ruixstarz]

Moral of the story: don’t have any ex’s

[@CreeperG0d]

He was also a gay student.

[@atharvvir]

And?

[@luhloieed6466]

Nah rly

[@apricot6789]

Ok?💀

[@BartholemewFitzgeraldThe4th]

Well not necessarily, he could be bi or pan

[@keysystem]

CONGRATULATIONS! you have officially proven your ability to read!

[@nolanwilson5652]

His mistake was he left loose ends.

[@NO1JOELHATER]

And that’s why you shouldn’t get a boyfriend

[@coolmanhunter8671]

THAT IS NOT THE TAKEAWAY

[@RyanTheHero3]

Movie plots: the college decided to keep him because he was clearly talented to have fooled everyone Reality: he went to jail.

[@wordsforname6054]

Ex “he broke up with me, now he’s gonna have to break out of jail.”