Cornell Jane Doe Texts with Student She Later Accused of Rape Revealed
- A former Cornell University student accused seven men of sexually assaulting her after she was allegedly given ketamine, while the men denied the allegations and maintained their innocence.
- Texts reportedly show Jane Doe telling Jonathan two days later that the sexual activity was not illegal, that she liked being with him and Matt, and that “our body our choice.”
- About two weeks later, Doe wrote that 90% of what happened was not consensual and said she remembered Jonathan giving her ketamine.
- The New York Times reported that a criminal investigation was being reopened after Doe filed a lawsuit alleging that Cornell fraternity members raped her in October 2024.
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A published text message between the victim and the defendant adds a new perspective to a hotly debated rape case. Now an expert explains why the case is dividing the United States.
Cornell Jane Doe’s Texts With Student She Later Accused of Rape Revealed
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Texts Surface in Civil Suit Over Alleged Cornell Fraternity Assault
Text messages exchanged a day after an alleged assault involving Cornell University students have surfaced as part of a civil lawsuit, with the accuser reportedly telling one of the men named in the suit that she still cared for him.
Nolte: Day After Group Sex, Cornell University Jane Doe Assured Alleged Rapist — 'I Really Do Love U'
Less than 48 hours after she was supposedly gang raped, the woman known only as Jane Doe was not only reassuring one of the men she would later accuse of rape that she had no regrets, but that she is so at peace with the “gang bang” that she is “always here to talk about [his regrets,] [be]cause that was a lot.”
'Our body our choice': Cornell 7 accuser defended sexual encounter in texts — her attorney says it was denial and shame - The Daily Bo Snerdley
BS BULLETIN: Newly obtained text messages show the Cornell 7 accuser reassuring one of the men she later accused of sexual assault. She wrote that she liked being with two of the men and said they shouldn’t feel ashamed of the encounter. Her attorney says the messages reflect denial and shame as she processed what happened, not proof that the alleged assault was consensual. The woman accusing seven Cornell University fraternity members of sexual…
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