Cornell Gang-Rape Accuser Was 'Misled' About Criminal Investigation, Her Lawyer Says
The district attorney says he will present the case to a grand jury after Jane Doe’s lawsuit alleged drugging and assault by seven fraternity members.
- On Wednesday, lawyer Thomas Giuffra stated that Jane Doe was "misled" by Cornell University police about the criminal investigation status into an alleged 2024 Chi Phi fraternity gang rape.
- Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten closed the case within days, claiming based on a six-page police summary that the woman's actions were "voluntary, conscious and consensual."
- Giuffra argued the six-page report omitted the woman's statement, "I can say with 100% confidence I was raped," along with reports of physical violence and fraternity messages.
- Following the lawsuit, Gov. Kathy Hochul appointed Letitia James as special prosecutor, though an accused man filed a petition Wednesday seeking her removal, alleging bias.
- Amid student protests Wednesday, Cornell University trustees hired Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to review sexual assault and police response procedures, while groups demand expulsion of those involved.
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Cornell rape accuser’s three-letter text becomes new flashpoint — defense says it challenges her account
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A new text from the “Cornell 7” accuser, “Jane Doe,” is being used by a defense team to question her claims that she was incapacitated. The message, […]
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New Jane Doe Cornell 7 Texts Show Alleged Victim Was Not Incapacitated During Alleged Assault, Frat Bro Says * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
Newly released text messages from the Cornell University rape case, involving seven fraternity brothers and one woman, show what one of the accused men argues is evidence that she was not incapacitated during the alleged assault. The then-20-year-old Cornell University student, who remains anonymous under the pseudonym Jane Doe, filed a lawsuit last month against seven Chi Phi fraternity members, claiming she was drugged and gang-raped in Octob…
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