Jane Doe in Cornell frat case reportedly told campus police: ‘I can say with 100% confidence I was raped’
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Jane Doe in Cornell frat case reportedly told campus police: ‘I can say with 100% confidence I was raped’
The response to the 2024 incident has faced renewed scrutiny following the university’s internal inquiry
Jasmine Fernández in Portland Wednesday 30 September 2026 18:37 BST
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The victim in an alleged fraternity gang rape at Cornell University told campus police she could say “with 100% confidence I was raped,” according to a transcript obtained by CBS News New York.
The law enforcement response to the 2024 incident has faced renewed scrutiny following the university’s internal inquiry, which previously resulted in expulsions, suspensions and other sanctions. Prosecutors have since reopened a criminal investigation into the alleged fraternity gang rape at the university.
The transcript obtained by reporter Mahsa Saeidi documents an interview conducted over two days, starting on November 14, 2024 — more than three weeks after the alleged attack.
A campus police investigator led the questioning with a Title IX investigator, a victim advocate and the woman’s adviser present for the initial session.
According to the transcript, the woman — referred to as Jane Doe — explained that she drank alcohol and used drugs on the night of the incident and had gaps in her memory. She differentiated between the initial sexual activity and the events that took place later in the evening.
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