Cornell police pressed frat members on how they knew alleged sex was 'consensual'
Summary
Cornell University is investigating allegations that a student was raped at a fraternity house in 2024. Police questioned members of the Chi Phi fraternity about whether the sex was consensual, and the university is reviewing its handling of the case.Key Facts
- The alleged assault took place in 2024 at the Chi Phi fraternity house at Cornell University.
- Police questioned fraternity members who said the rumor was that the sex was consensual.
- Investigators asked how fraternity members could be sure the sex was consensual.
- One fraternity member said he could not remember exactly who was involved or what was said.
- The alleged victim, known as Jane Doe, testified that she was forced and felt used by multiple men.
- Cornell expelled two students and suspended two others after the incident.
- Former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates was hired to lead an independent review of how Cornell handles sexual assault cases.
- The review will focus on prevention, response, investigations, and policies related to sexual misconduct.
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