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Jane Doe's texts to 'Cornell 7' frat boy after alleged rape revealed
The published messages include affectionate remarks, clouded-memory references and an alleged Snapchat invite tied to the seven-man assault claims.
- On Thursday, TMZ published text messages from October 21, 2024, between Jane Doe and Jonathan Newell, a Chi Phi fraternity brother accused in the Cornell 7 sexual assault case.
- Doe filed a civil lawsuit in September 2026 against seven men following an October 2024 encounter at the Chi Phi fraternity house; Cornell expelled Newell and Matthew Ingalls after disciplinary findings.
- Published excerpts show Doe wrote, "my memories super clouded too," while also referencing a "gangbang" and noting a 4th person present during the encounter.
- While all seven men denied wrongdoing, New York Attorney General Letitia James is overseeing a criminal investigation; Cornell found Newell responsible for sexual assault in disciplinary proceedings.
- The published excerpts have not been independently authenticated and do not establish consent; their significance must be weighed against the defendants' denials and Cornell's reported disciplinary findings.
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Cornell Accuser’s Bombshell Text Messages Surface
Newly obtained text messages are adding another major development to the explosive Cornell University sexual assault case, showing the woman accusing seven fraternity members of rape initially defending the sexual encounter and insisting that nothing illegal had occurred. TMZ reported Thursday that it obtained an October 21, 2024, text exchange between the accuser, identified publicly […]
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