Transcript shows campus police's interview with Jane Doe in Cornell rape case
Summary
Cornell University police interviewed Jane Doe about an alleged fraternity gang rape that happened in 2024. The interview transcript shows her describing her experience, and prosecutors have reopened their criminal investigation after previously deciding not to press charges.Key Facts
- The alleged gang rape occurred at Cornell University in 2024.
- Cornell conducted an internal investigation leading to expulsions and suspensions.
- Jane Doe was interviewed by campus police more than three weeks after the incident.
- The interview included a Title IX investigator, a victim advocate, and Jane Doe’s adviser.
- Jane Doe said she was very drunk and had memory gaps during the event.
- She distinguished the initial sexual contact from later when she says she was raped.
- Jane Doe reviewed and signed a six-page written statement of her account.
- The Tompkins County District Attorney used this statement when deciding not to bring charges.
- Prosecutors have now reopened the criminal investigation into the case.
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