Mary Kate Cornett aims Pat McAfee in the interview with NBC News

Mary Kate Cornett continued to retaliate against people who, according to her, helped to amplify the ugly rumor on the Internet that she said “ruined” her life.

Ole Miss’s recruit has become a fodder on the Internet after a wild affirmation on social networks – which she slept with the father of her boyfriend – spread like a trail of powder.

He was briefly discussed on “The Pat McAfee Show”, among other sports talk shows and by sports personalities.

In his second interview in as many days, Cornett retaliated to McAfee and those who gave credits to the accusations unfounded in a place with NBC Nightly News broadcast on Wednesday.

“I am not a public figure that you can go and talk about in your show to get more views,” said Cornett.

The 18 -year -old Houston native told The Athletic in an article published on Tuesday – and reiterated to NBC News – that she provided for legal action against McAfee and ESPN, which she had targeted when she spoke for the first time in response to the bad accusations.

McAfee nor ESPN did not publicly comment on the issue.

Cornett added later, in an article published on the NBC News website, which McAfee “never contacted the hand to ask me if it was true or for me to make him a kind of declaration.”

“I thought it was absolutely ridiculous that an ESPN sporting broadcaster talks about the” sex scandal “of a 19-year-old girl who was completely false,” she said.

McAfee, whose popular spectacle is broadcast on the world sports leader, referred to Salaces gossip and not founded during its program on February 26 with the initiate ESPN NFL Adam Schefter seated in the guest headquarters.

The former Large recipient of the NFL, Antonio Brown, and the sporting personality of Barstool KFC Barstool were also criticized for publications that they published about the rumor.

Cornett’s lawyer Monica Uddin argued that what happened to the first year of the Channel is equivalent to cyberbullying and defamation.

“Defamation has existed for a long time. You can’t lie about someone with impunity-and that’s what happened to Mary Kate,” she said. “You can’t lie for money.”

“Not using your name is not a” released prison “card, saying” allegedly “is not a” free prison out “card,” the lawyer said. “These people are responsible for what they have done to him.”

Cornett said his life had been upset since the rumor exploded and has become a subject of discussion across the country.

“Having the whole Internet, half of the country that hates you and calling you disgusting things, telling you to kill yourself, telling you that you are a horrible person, that you deserve to die. It is a really difficult thing to live for a girl,” she said.

The student said that she had received harassed texts and vocal messages that called her a “whore”, “a slut” and that she deserved to die on a rumor on the internet that Cornett said that she had “no truth”.

“I don’t think these boys realize what they are doing to people,” said Cornett, holding tears. “It’s horrible and having your life ruined by people who do not know who you are is the worst feeling in the world. It makes you feel if alone. ”