Photo of Jane Doe shared in Snapchat group on night of alleged rape
Summary
A photo of the alleged victim in a gang rape case at Cornell University was shared among Chi Phi fraternity members on the night of the assault via Snapchat. The victim, known as Jane Doe, has sued seven students and the university, leading to investigations, disciplinary actions, and the appointment of a special prosecutor to review the case.Key Facts
- Jane Doe was allegedly gang raped at the Chi Phi fraternity house at Cornell University in October 2024.
- A photo of Jane Doe smiling with another man was shared in a Snapchat group of fraternity members the same night.
- The lawsuit names seven Cornell students and the university; some accused have been expelled or suspended, and some found not responsible.
- No arrests have been made yet; however, the district attorney reopened the case last month after criticism.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed Attorney General Letitia James as a special prosecutor for the case.
- The university completed a Title IX investigation, finding conflicting accounts about intoxication and consent.
- Jane Doe described feeling like "bait" and being "raped" in a closet, with episodes of losing consciousness.
- After the incident, Jane Doe sought medical help but was not immediately referred for a rape kit; she collected evidence including the dress she wore.
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