Cornell fraternity rape investigation will be reopened, DA says
Summary
Authorities will reopen the investigation of a 2024 alleged rape at a Cornell University fraternity. The district attorney said the case will be reviewed by a grand jury to decide if charges should be filed against seven fraternity members.Key Facts
- The alleged rape happened at a Cornell University fraternity house in 2024.
- A woman filed a lawsuit claiming she was drugged and sexually assaulted by several people over several hours.
- The Tompkins County District Attorney, Matthew Van Houten, announced reopening the investigation.
- The district attorney is consulting with the accuser and her lawyers as part of the review process.
- A grand jury in Tompkins County will hear testimony and review evidence to decide if charges should be brought.
- If the grand jury indicts anyone, the district attorney’s office will prosecute the case.
- The investigation focuses on seven fraternity members accused by the woman.
- The case is ongoing, with more updates expected.
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