a member of the penn state university fraternity has defended the disturbing facebook posts of unconscious female students that led to the fraternity's suspension for a year in an interview, the anonymous member of kappa delta rho described the group as 'satirical' and accused the media of trying to ruin his fellow frat brothers' lives and reputations this came the same day that screenshots emerged of some of the facebook comments under posts made to a private group run by members of kdr, that included nude images of women, some of whom had passed out drunk the screenshots show members of the group had commented referring to the women as 'sloots', saying 'i banged her lol', and then: 'lol delete those or we will be on cnn in a week' scroll down for video  the photos of unconscious female students, described by police as 'disturbing', were accompanied by lewd comments in screenshots entered as evidence by police  another screenshot of comments on one of the pictures shows a member said: '373,217 views all from us' 'make that 373,218,' came the response there were 144 members of the invite only facebook page the anonymous group member provided a statement to philadelphia magazine  and gave an extensive interview he attempted to justify the existence of the group as 'satire', that 'everyone' does it, and laid a lot of blame on the media, while calling for a return to 'higher standards of morality' and referring to the incident as 'minor' in his statement he accused the media of attempting to 'ruin people's lives and unjustly ruin reputations' and was challenged in the interview that  posting pictures of nude, unconscious women or intimate messages could ruin their lives or their reputations at no point was the kdr brother apologetic nor did he seem to understand why police and the university administration were investigating the matter 'how would it do so when it's kept within the entirely, well, it's supposed to be an entirely private group of 144 people?' he responded asked if that puts a lot of trust in 144 people when any one of them could repost a picture publicly, he said: 'but nobody except the one kid who snitched out this group did that … it just doesn't work that way' he added: 'it wasn’t a legitimate concern  it is a brotherhood and nobody expects anyone to go and post stuff publicly or so forth and so on it's a real disappointment that this kid went and did this' asked if the fraternity should accept some of the blame he responded: 'i think people should be responsible for themselves, and, i mean, i obviously had nothing to do with any of these postings, but … just think, is it smart to post this on social media? is this ethical in regards to the people who it involves?' 'but this is not a criminal thing it's not anyone else's business, pretty much it's an inter fraternity thing and that's that,' he added he made clear that he had not posted any of the offensive material, nor commented on it, and that in retrospective, given the events, he regretted being part of the group 'it was a satirical group it wasn't malicious whatsoever it wasn't intended to hurt anyone it wasn't intended to demean anyone it was an entirely satirical group and it was funny to some extent' he likened the group to totalfratmovecom and 'raunchy' snapchats that 'people send all the time' the group was known as '20' and was started approximately eight months ago after its predecessor 'covert business transactions' was shut down when a female student saw a topless photo of herself on a computer that had been left logged into the group she was upset and threatened the fraternity who closed the group members of penn state's kappa delta rho fraternity (pictured) posted photos to a facebook page that showed unconscious nude female students  asked why the group was relaunched, the group member said that its primary use was for communication within the fraternity about community service and social events police learned of the page when a former member of kdr, but still a member of the facebook group, came to them and began acting as an informant in addition to the photos of unsuspecting victims, the group was also used for drug sales and hazing the informant told police that the drugs included marijuana and edibles, concentrates, add medication and some cocaine the informant provided multiple print outs to police and said when asked about one of the pictures: 'this is the type of stuff that happens at kdr' at a press conference on tuesday assistant police chief john gardner said: 'the images are disturbing, i’ll tell you that i don’t want to get into any more specifics' police are working with the office of student conduct and penn state's inter fraternity council, in their investigation they are trying to get the fraternity to cooperate and help identify any members that posted photos as well as any of the victims possible charges include invasion of privacy and harassment, though police are not ruling out other  options danny shaha, senior director of the penn state office of student conduct (right) and matt wilson, state college police (left) listen as john gardner, assistant police chief, center, speaks during the news conference 
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a member of penn state's kappa delta rho fraternity has defended the posting of disturbing images of unconscious female students . describing the posts in a private facebook group as 'satirical' and the incident as 'minor', he likened them to snapchats . he accused the media of trying to ruin people's reputations and that sharing the pictures was acceptable in a 'private group of 144 people'. the defense came as screenshots of comments under one of the photos came to light including demeaning language and: 'i banged her lol'. police say that possible charges include invasion of privacy and harassment 