Cornell Student Said, "I Was Raped". Cops Left It Out Of Her Statement
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It Just Keeps Getting Worse: Cornell Police Reportedly Left Student’s Account of Alleged Rape Out of the Files Prosecutors Received
A Cornell student spent hours telling university police she was certain she’d been raped, but prosecutors declined to pursue charges based on an incomplete account and never interviewed her, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Oct. 2.
Allegations of sexual assault on college campuses are once again at the center of debate in the United States following the case at Cornell University in New York State. A student accuses seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity of drugging and raping her for hours at a college party in October 2024. The complainant, who uses the pseudonym Jane Doe to protect her identity, was 20 years old at the time of the incident. According to her account, tw…
The case returned to the limelight after a legal action by the student and the decision of the Tomkins County Prosecutor to reopen the investigation. On social media protests and depopulate the hashtag are all Jane Doe. Trump: "It's a good university, it will do the right thing"
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