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Alleged Gang Rape Victim at Cornell University Fraternity Sues University, Frat
The 101-page complaint says the plaintiff was under 21, drugged and assaulted by as many as seven fraternity members, causing lasting injuries.
- A former student, Jane Doe, filed a 101-page civil complaint in New York Supreme Court against Cornell University and the Chi Phi fraternity, alleging sexual violence and drug abuse during an October 2024 incident.
- After being served alcohol while under 21 at a local bar, Jane Doe arrived at the fraternity house, where a defendant allegedly advertised a 'free' sexual encounter in a 'Chi Phi Activities' Snapchat group.
- The lawsuit claims She was assaulted by as many as seven members of Chi Phi, who allegedly forced her to consume 'ketamine,' marijuana, and 'Jamaican liqueur' before she lost consciousness.
- Following Jane Doe's notification in November 2024, Cornell Police placed several members and the fraternity on 'temporary suspensions' while the university released an 'Update on disturbing allegations of sexual violence' regarding its investigation.
- The complaint alleges Cornell failed 'to discipline or remove the student defendants,' while a University Spokesperson stated they have 'no comment on this pending litigation' when contacted by CNY Central.
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The New York Ledger
The New York LedgerLawsuit: Cornell fraternity brothers drugged, gang-raped student
LAWSUIT: A former Cornell University student has filed a sweeping civil lawsuit alleging that seven fraternity brothers drugged her with ketamine and sexually assaulted her over several hours at the Chi Phi house, then used a group chat to draw more men into the room.
·Washington, United States
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New York Upstate
New York UpstateAlleged gang rape victim at Cornell University fraternity sues university, frat
Ithaca, N.Y. - The victim of an alleged gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity has filed a lawsuit against the school and the fraternity.
·New York, United States
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