Cornell frat brother apologized to Jane Doe after alleged rape, texts show
Summary
A woman called Jane Doe accused several men at a Cornell University fraternity of raping her in 2024. New text messages and videos have come to light showing the events and responses, leading New York's attorney general to open a new investigation.Key Facts
- Jane Doe accused 8-10 men at the Chi Phi fraternity house at Cornell University of raping her in 2024.
- Text messages show one of the fraternity brothers apologized shortly after the incident.
- Jane Doe’s texts later stated that most of what happened that night was not consensual and that she was given ketamine.
- Jane Doe told campus police about the incident days after it occurred.
- Cornell University suspended the Chi Phi fraternity chapter following the incident.
- Videos and photos from the investigation show the messy condition of the fraternity bedroom where the assault allegedly took place.
- Over 50 fraternity brothers were part of a Snapchat group chat during the assault, discussing the event.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed Attorney General Letitia James as a special prosecutor to review the case due to concerns over previous investigations.
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