Georgia Tech Phi Kappa Tau fraternity member tells others how to lure 'rapebait' in email The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at Georgia Tech. Picture: YouTube / Uyen Le Source: Supplied A US fraternity has come under fire for a leaked email instructing members how to lure "rapebait." The social chair of Georgia Tech's Phi Kappa Tau fraternity sent the email explaining how "bros" can pick up girls at parties, which was forwarded on to the website Total Frat Move by multiple people. Our news tip line just exploded.... In almost every one of the tips we received, the words 'rape' and 'creepy' were included. Upon further inspection, the email was, in fact, decidedly rapey and creepy," TFM wrote. The email instructs fraternity members to get girls drunk, touch them on the dance floor and ultimately "succeed." Here are some excerpts from the full email, which was labelled the "rapiest email ever" and published on TFM. A short guide consist of the 7 E's of HOOKING UP! Encounter (spot a girl or group of girls) 2. Engage (go up and talk to them) 3. Escalate (ask them to dance, or ask them to go up to your room or find a couch, depending on what kind of party) 4. Excavate (should be self-explanatory) 6. Ejaculate (should also be self explanatory) 7. Expunge (send them out of your room and on their way out when you are finished. I want to see everyone succeed at the next couple parties. Here is how to dance: Grab them on the hips with your 2 hands and then let them grind against your d***. After that slowly alternate between just putting your hand across their stomach, but make sure don't to go to high (keep it under the boob) or too low (dont try to f***** her... yet). The email's alleged author has deleted his Facebook page, Gawker reports. Rob Butera, an alumnus and faculty member, alerted other alumni that the email had gone viral on an alumni group page. "The alumni groups (BOG, House Corporation), Georgia Tech, and the National fraternity are aware of this incident and have taken actions," wrote the alumnus, faculty member Rob Butera. We have asked everyone (actives, volunteers) to refrain from any comments to the press/media and allow representatives of Georgia Tech as well as Phi Kappa Tau to speak officially on the topic and the actions that were taken.