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Cornell Gang Rape Case: Jane Doe's Phone Call Recording With Frat Brother Revealed
- On Monday, Good Morning America released a recorded phone call between Jane Doe and Matthew Ingalls, one of seven men accused of gang-raping her at a Cornell University fraternity house in October 2024.
- Doe alleges seven Chi Phi members gang-raped her during a highly intoxicated state; while no criminal charges have been filed, she initiated a civil lawsuit against the men and Cornell University.
- During the call, Doe told Ingalls she recalled "looking up and being like that is too many people." Ingalls claimed they danced for three to five minutes before he "pop the question."
- Records obtained by ABC News show Chi Phi members performed "damage control" to keep Doe "not upset" after the incident. Documents reveal Ingalls allegedly pressured a witness to "submit new evidence" exonerating him.
- Cornell University expelled two men and suspended others following the investigation. Michael Kotlikoff, the university leader, described the period as one of the most difficult in the institution's history.
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New sound recording, phone data in question: no one is accused, everyone is branded. Prosecutor James checks the gaps in the old work.
·Essen, Germany
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New sound recording, phone data in question: no one is accused, everyone is branded. Prosecutor James checks the gaps in the old work.
·Berlin, Germany
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Cornell Gang Rape Case: Jane Doe's Phone Call Recording With Frat Brother Revealed
Amid renewed attention on an alleged gang rape on the campus of Cornell University in 2024, a phone call between the victim and one of her alleged attackers was obtained by ABC News.
·Universal City, United States
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Cornell Sexual Assault Case: Fraternity Brother 'Popped the Question' of a Threesome After 3 Minutes of Dancing
A recording obtained by ABC News details a fraternity member's account of the alleged Cornell sexual assault, as New York's attorney general takes over the investigation.
·United Kingdom
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Total News Sources27
Leaning Left4Leaning Right5Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Right
Bias Distribution
- 38% of the sources lean Right
38% Right
L 31%
C 31%
R 38%
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