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🇺🇸 Cornell professors are getting ready to vote no confidence in their own university's leadership over the alleged 2024 gang rape on campus. About 40 faculty senators already back the move, and the vote could happen as soon as next week. Hundreds of students rallied on campus last night...

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You see how the Democrats persue their opponents through the justice system, and will change whatever rules they have to, to achieve their goals? Do you see that Republicans If we could start doing that also, I would really appreciate it It would be nice to have real leaders

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Does this seem Organic? Or do you feel the @DNC @reidhoffman @georgesoros tentacles on this story. Is it election season?

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New York's Governor has appointed the office of Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor to oversee the case of an alleged gang rape of a Cornell University student in 2024. The student filed a civil lawsuit last month, saying seven members of a campus fraternity drugged and assaulted her. Governor Kathy Hochul said newly-released information raised questions about the investigation by Cornell Police and the prosecutor's decision not to pursue charges.

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“Cornell is complicit in this rape culture here on campus, in Greek life and outside of it”: Adriana Vink, a Cornell student, and her mother, Carolyn Castiglia, attended a campus town hall Thursday night to discuss sexual violence, in the wake of a lawsuit accusing seven members of a fraternity of rape. Vink and Castiglia tell Gayle King how the case of a woman referred to as Jane Doe has impacted students on Cornell’s campus: “We feel incredibly let down by the adults in charge, who are supposed to be keeping us safe.”
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“Cornell is complicit in this rape culture here on campus, in Greek life and outside of it”: Adriana Vink, a Cornell student, and her mother, Carolyn Castiglia, attended a campus town hall Thursday night to discuss sexual violence, in the wake of a lawsuit accusing seven members of a fraternity of rape. Vink and Castiglia tell Gayle King how the case of a woman referred to as Jane Doe has impacted students on Cornell’s campus: “We feel incredibly let down by the adults in charge, who are supposed to be keeping us safe.”

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The smoking gun in the Cornell gang rape case is that Jane Doe told campus police she was raped, and they intentionally omitted this from the 6-page summary given to prosecutors: “I can say with 100% confidence that I was raped.” Omitting that statement is a full-blown cover-up by campus police to protect the rapists. Another smoking gun is that one of the fraternity brothers who was downstairs told campus police that he questioned whether it was consensual and was sorry for not stopping it: “I was sorry that if it wasn’t consensual and she was victimized, I was sorry for not stopping it.” Too many people jumped to conclusions in this case without reviewing the facts and the facts show Cornell campus police engaged in a cover up by failing to provide prosecutors with the victim’s own statement where she says she was raped.
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The smoking gun in the Cornell gang rape case is that Jane Doe told campus police she was raped, and they intentionally omitted this from the 6-page summary given to prosecutors: “I can say with 100% confidence that I was raped.” Omitting that statement is a full-blown cover-up by campus police to protect the rapists. Another smoking gun is that one of the fraternity brothers who was downstairs told campus police that he questioned whether it was consensual and was sorry for not stopping it: “I was sorry that if it wasn’t consensual and she was victimized, I was sorry for not stopping it.” Too many people jumped to conclusions in this case without reviewing the facts and the facts show Cornell campus police engaged in a cover up by failing to provide prosecutors with the victim’s own statement where she says she was raped.

Power to the People ☭🕊

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The Jane Doe in the Cornell University case told campus police weeks after the alleged assault in 2024 that she can say "with 100% confidence I was raped," according to the transcript obtained by CBS News New York. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten said Tuesday that he never saw a transcript of a conversation between an alleged rape victim and investigators showing what she told campus police before his office decided not to bring charges. Cornell conducted an internal investigation into the alleged fraternity gang rape that occurred Oct. 19-20, 2024, and led to expulsions, suspensions and other sanctions. Criminal charges, however, were not pursued, and prosecutors have now reopened their criminal investigation. Lilia Luciano has more.
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The Jane Doe in the Cornell University case told campus police weeks after the alleged assault in 2024 that she can say "with 100% confidence I was raped," according to the transcript obtained by CBS News New York. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten said Tuesday that he never saw a transcript of a conversation between an alleged rape victim and investigators showing what she told campus police before his office decided not to bring charges. Cornell conducted an internal investigation into the alleged fraternity gang rape that occurred Oct. 19-20, 2024, and led to expulsions, suspensions and other sanctions. Criminal charges, however, were not pursued, and prosecutors have now reopened their criminal investigation. Lilia Luciano has more.

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Two years after a former Cornell student says she was drugged, assaulted and gang-raped by 7 fraternity members, prosecutors are taking another look at the case. Jane Doe makes the allegations against seven members of Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity in a new civil lawsuit. The Tompkins County District Attorney says his office has now assigned an experienced sex-crimes prosecutor to prepare the case for a grand jury. If jurors vote to indict, the DA says his office will prosecute "to the fullest extent of the law." But an attorney for one of the accused is pushing back, saying the focus should be on whether the DA and Cornell "dropped the ball" two years ago, rather than attacking the students.
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Social media has exploded in rage at a group of seven college students who have been accused of gang raping another student back in 2024 at Cornell University. The purported victim, identified only as Jane Doe, has filed a civil lawsuit against both these students and the university. Unfortunately for Jane Doe, she gave a sworn statement to police back in 2024 that details a lengthy saga of depraved, degenerate sexual behavior and drug use, but suggests that all the appalling sexual conduct was consensual and therefore not criminal. The line prosecutor declined to prosecute the young men based on that statement, but social media outrage has led to the reopening of the case, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul replacing the line prosecutor with Letitia James, the current attorney general of New York. My guest on this episode of Counterweight is Heather Mac Donald (Heather Mac Donald) , the Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute. A contributing editor of City Journal, and the New York Times bestselling author of The War on Cops. She has been writing about campus rape hoaxes and about the bizarre sexual culture on college campuses for decades. She walks through what Jane Doe is accusing these young men of, why the accusation does not hold, and why they are innocent. We also talk about what conservatives can do about the Bacchanal on campus and how to push these schools back towards actually educating their students.
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Social media has exploded in rage at a group of seven college students who have been accused of gang raping another student back in 2024 at Cornell University. The purported victim, identified only as Jane Doe, has filed a civil lawsuit against both these students and the university. Unfortunately for Jane Doe, she gave a sworn statement to police back in 2024 that details a lengthy saga of depraved, degenerate sexual behavior and drug use, but suggests that all the appalling sexual conduct was consensual and therefore not criminal. The line prosecutor declined to prosecute the young men based on that statement, but social media outrage has led to the reopening of the case, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul replacing the line prosecutor with Letitia James, the current attorney general of New York. My guest on this episode of Counterweight is Heather Mac Donald (Heather Mac Donald) , the Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute. A contributing editor of City Journal, and the New York Times bestselling author of The War on Cops. She has been writing about campus rape hoaxes and about the bizarre sexual culture on college campuses for decades. She walks through what Jane Doe is accusing these young men of, why the accusation does not hold, and why they are innocent. We also talk about what conservatives can do about the Bacchanal on campus and how to push these schools back towards actually educating their students.

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JUST IN: A NEW YORK DA IS REOPENING A CORNELL SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN HANDLED RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. Jane Doe alleges seven fraternity members drugged and assaulted her in 2024, and her attorney says campus police got a group chat showing a crime and still failed to follow through. Cornell claims it handed out real punishment, while reports say some students were expelled and one was forced to write an essay. If that chat flagged what happened and nobody stopped it until morning, that is not a campus “process.” That is a failure. Duke Lacrosse and Rolling Stone taught America not to convict in the comments section, and the same rule applies here. Get the facts fast, charge the guilty if the evidence holds, and stop treating a woman’s report like a PR problem.

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Breaking: New York prosecutors are reopening the investigation into the gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024. A lawsuit from the victim reveals she was drugged and raped by 7 fraternity members of Chi Phi and includes evidence from a group chat in which one of the perpetrators wrote: "Free Pussy upstairs.” The lawsuit also reveals Cornell University turned a blind eye to the gang rape by only expelling 2 of the accused perpetrators while allowing the remaining 5 to write essays to avoid discipline. This is the same Cornell University that suspended 4 students for protesting against Israel’s genocide so according to this “higher institution” drugging and raping women is ok, but protesting genocide is not. It also shows what a backwards country we live in when a so-called Ivy League college thinks writing an essay is an appropriate response to rape instead of handcuffs and prison. Finally, while it is welcomed news that prosecutors are presenting the case to a grand jury it should not take the victim having to file a lawsuit and widespread public backlash for prosecutors to do their jobs. Video Source: ABC News
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Breaking: New York prosecutors are reopening the investigation into the gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024. A lawsuit from the victim reveals she was drugged and raped by 7 fraternity members of Chi Phi and includes evidence from a group chat in which one of the perpetrators wrote: "Free Pussy upstairs.” The lawsuit also reveals Cornell University turned a blind eye to the gang rape by only expelling 2 of the accused perpetrators while allowing the remaining 5 to write essays to avoid discipline. This is the same Cornell University that suspended 4 students for protesting against Israel’s genocide so according to this “higher institution” drugging and raping women is ok, but protesting genocide is not. It also shows what a backwards country we live in when a so-called Ivy League college thinks writing an essay is an appropriate response to rape instead of handcuffs and prison. Finally, while it is welcomed news that prosecutors are presenting the case to a grand jury it should not take the victim having to file a lawsuit and widespread public backlash for prosecutors to do their jobs. Video Source: ABC News

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Members of the Chi Phi fraternity at Cornell allegedly used Snapchat to invite others to have sex with Jane Doe, a woman who says some of those members raped her and is now suing the fraternity and university. Fifty-seven fraternity members were in the Snapchat group. One man saved the thread and showed it to Jane Doe, her lawyer Thomas Giuffra told CBS News’ Lilia Luciano. For more, head to the linked article.
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Members of the Chi Phi fraternity at Cornell allegedly used Snapchat to invite others to have sex with Jane Doe, a woman who says some of those members raped her and is now suing the fraternity and university. Fifty-seven fraternity members were in the Snapchat group. One man saved the thread and showed it to Jane Doe, her lawyer Thomas Giuffra told CBS News’ Lilia Luciano. For more, head to the linked article.

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"I don't know Jane Doe, but I know plenty of women like Jane Doe who do feel unsafe at frat houses." Current students at Cornell University spoke about the case of a former Cornell University student who claims she was drugged and gang-raped for multiple hours inside a fraternity house in October 2024, as the case gains national attention. “Everyone deserves to know exactly what happened in 2024,” Cornell student body president Eeshaan Chaudhuri said. “We want to know exactly what happened that night to the best of the university’s ability.”
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"I don't know Jane Doe, but I know plenty of women like Jane Doe who do feel unsafe at frat houses." Current students at Cornell University spoke about the case of a former Cornell University student who claims she was drugged and gang-raped for multiple hours inside a fraternity house in October 2024, as the case gains national attention. “Everyone deserves to know exactly what happened in 2024,” Cornell student body president Eeshaan Chaudhuri said. “We want to know exactly what happened that night to the best of the university’s ability.”

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Cornell University is being sued by a former student, who alleges she went to a Chi Pi fraternity party in 2024 and was drugged and raped by seven men. She alleges a man at the frat house sent a message to the frat's Snapchat group chat suggesting a woman was available for sex. She claims she was raped for hours and filed a report with the university police department about three weeks later. According to the woman’s complaint and her lawyer, none of the men were arrested and that after an investigation, only two of the accused were expelled. She is now suing the school and the fraternity members. Cornell said in a statement it "investigated and adjudicated the allegations consistent with university policies." Read more at the linked article. Lilia Luciano
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Cornell University is being sued by a former student, who alleges she went to a Chi Pi fraternity party in 2024 and was drugged and raped by seven men. She alleges a man at the frat house sent a message to the frat's Snapchat group chat suggesting a woman was available for sex. She claims she was raped for hours and filed a report with the university police department about three weeks later. According to the woman’s complaint and her lawyer, none of the men were arrested and that after an investigation, only two of the accused were expelled. She is now suing the school and the fraternity members. Cornell said in a statement it "investigated and adjudicated the allegations consistent with university policies." Read more at the linked article. Lilia Luciano

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Cornell 7 Really sickening that these drug-fueled orgies happen on Ivy League campuses, or any college campus for that matter. But was what happened criminal under New York state law? The answer is likely: No. And what about those accused? Was Jane Doe lucid enough to correctly identify those who allegedly raped her? It seems 3 men stated they have been falsely accused. And what about those individuals who sided with Doe on campus, repulsed by the "free pussy" text? Take a look. #Cornell7 #Cornell
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Cornell 7 Really sickening that these drug-fueled orgies happen on Ivy League campuses, or any college campus for that matter. But was what happened criminal under New York state law? The answer is likely: No. And what about those accused? Was Jane Doe lucid enough to correctly identify those who allegedly raped her? It seems 3 men stated they have been falsely accused. And what about those individuals who sided with Doe on campus, repulsed by the "free pussy" text? Take a look. #Cornell7 #Cornell

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The Cornell 7: Matthew Ingalls Johnathan Newell Winston Lee Gillio Lopes Diego Sarabia Scott Norris Scott Kretzschmar All 7 Chi Phi members are named as defendants in a civil lawsuit alleging they drugged a Cornell student with ketamine and sexually assaulted her for HOURS in 2024. The suit says a message advertising “free p***y” was sent to the frat group chat while she was incapacitated. And "men" showed up to take him up on his offer. And Cornell’s response? The lawsuit alleges some were given the opportunity to MITIGATE THEIR CONDUCT BY WRITING ESSAYS. She left Cornell. 5 of them were ALLOWED TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT CORNELL. Remember their names and faces.
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The Cornell 7: Matthew Ingalls Johnathan Newell Winston Lee Gillio Lopes Diego Sarabia Scott Norris Scott Kretzschmar All 7 Chi Phi members are named as defendants in a civil lawsuit alleging they drugged a Cornell student with ketamine and sexually assaulted her for HOURS in 2024. The suit says a message advertising “free p***y” was sent to the frat group chat while she was incapacitated. And "men" showed up to take him up on his offer. And Cornell’s response? The lawsuit alleges some were given the opportunity to MITIGATE THEIR CONDUCT BY WRITING ESSAYS. She left Cornell. 5 of them were ALLOWED TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT CORNELL. Remember their names and faces.

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🚨🇺🇲 Democrats are crying "WOLF" over the Cornell 7 without all the facts... AOC has been one of the most prominent Democrats weighing in. She described the allegations as 7 men who “lured [a woman] into a frat house, drugged her with ketamine, and took turns gang-raping her for 7 hours.” But the alleged victim didn’t describe the encounter as a gang rape OR say she had been drugged in her initial statement to police... She did, however, later tell investigators: “I can say with 100% confidence I was raped.” NY prosecutors have reopened the case to view additional evidence. Gov. Hochul appointed AG Letitia James as special prosecutor and the case may make it to grand jury. There is FAR MORE to untangle here before politicians start acting like jurors... Source: Rerum Novarum (TG), Reuters / Writer: Marie
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🚨🇺🇲 Democrats are crying "WOLF" over the Cornell 7 without all the facts... AOC has been one of the most prominent Democrats weighing in. She described the allegations as 7 men who “lured [a woman] into a frat house, drugged her with ketamine, and took turns gang-raping her for 7 hours.” But the alleged victim didn’t describe the encounter as a gang rape OR say she had been drugged in her initial statement to police... She did, however, later tell investigators: “I can say with 100% confidence I was raped.” NY prosecutors have reopened the case to view additional evidence. Gov. Hochul appointed AG Letitia James as special prosecutor and the case may make it to grand jury. There is FAR MORE to untangle here before politicians start acting like jurors... Source: Rerum Novarum (TG), Reuters / Writer: Marie

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸 Someone smashed a door at Cornell’s main administration building overnight and covered the wall with messages protesting an alleged fraternity rape. The Cornell Daily Sun says Day Hall was vandalized with messages including “SMASH THE PATRIARCHY” and “AT CORNELL RAPISTS ARE PROTECTED, PROTESTORS ARE EXPELLED.” A security camera was also painted over. Those responsible reportedly linked the action to a lawsuit filed September 14 by a former student who alleges she was raped by seven members of Chi Phi fraternity in 2024. The broken glass has since been repaired, but the paint remains and the entrance is still closed. Cornell says it is investigating, adding that it understands the anger behind the protest but does not accept property damage as the response. Writers: Lucas, Oliver
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🇺🇸 Someone smashed a door at Cornell’s main administration building overnight and covered the wall with messages protesting an alleged fraternity rape. The Cornell Daily Sun says Day Hall was vandalized with messages including “SMASH THE PATRIARCHY” and “AT CORNELL RAPISTS ARE PROTECTED, PROTESTORS ARE EXPELLED.” A security camera was also painted over. Those responsible reportedly linked the action to a lawsuit filed September 14 by a former student who alleges she was raped by seven members of Chi Phi fraternity in 2024. The broken glass has since been repaired, but the paint remains and the entrance is still closed. Cornell says it is investigating, adding that it understands the anger behind the protest but does not accept property damage as the response. Writers: Lucas, Oliver

Mario Nawfal

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"It's the reasonable woman standard vs. the reasonable man standard." Fox News Legal Editor Kerri Urbahn says that distinction is key to understanding the Cornell rape case as Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James scrutinize how the allegations were handled. Urbahn explains that Jane Doe's initial account does not rule out that she later processed the fraternity house encounter differently or came to view it as a crime. That's what makes the case so complicated, she says, and why law enforcement and New York's top officials need to approach the evidence with a "cautious, clear and open mind."
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"It's the reasonable woman standard vs. the reasonable man standard." Fox News Legal Editor Kerri Urbahn says that distinction is key to understanding the Cornell rape case as Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James scrutinize how the allegations were handled. Urbahn explains that Jane Doe's initial account does not rule out that she later processed the fraternity house encounter differently or came to view it as a crime. That's what makes the case so complicated, she says, and why law enforcement and New York's top officials need to approach the evidence with a "cautious, clear and open mind."

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Hochul yanked the prosecutor after he refused to charge 7 men the file didn’t support. In October 2024, a Cornell student said she was drugged and raped at Chi Phi. DA Matthew Van Houten declined after the police summary confirmed it was voluntary, conscious, and consensual, and after she texted one of the men that nothing illegal had happened. She now says she was too incapacitated to consent. After the Cornell Daily Sun named all 7 on September 26, he folded within 2 days. On October 1, Hochul handed the case to Letitia James and called for rewriting the consent law. Trump said they won’t get a fair shake from the AG who sued him. When a paper can brand uncharged men and a governor can shop the case, the charge arrives before the evidence.
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Hochul yanked the prosecutor after he refused to charge 7 men the file didn’t support. In October 2024, a Cornell student said she was drugged and raped at Chi Phi. DA Matthew Van Houten declined after the police summary confirmed it was voluntary, conscious, and consensual, and after she texted one of the men that nothing illegal had happened. She now says she was too incapacitated to consent. After the Cornell Daily Sun named all 7 on September 26, he folded within 2 days. On October 1, Hochul handed the case to Letitia James and called for rewriting the consent law. Trump said they won’t get a fair shake from the AG who sued him. When a paper can brand uncharged men and a governor can shop the case, the charge arrives before the evidence.

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The attorney representing Jane Doe, who says she was drugged and gang raped by multiple men at a Cornell University fraternity house in 2024, alleges there was a “cover-up” to protect the university. Speaking with CBS News’ Lilia Luciano, attorney Thomas Giuffra said investigators had the evidence needed to pursue the case, but prosecutors initially declined to bring charges. The criminal investigation was reopened Sept. 28, nearly two years after the alleged assault, following renewed scrutiny sparked by Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit.
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The attorney representing Jane Doe, who says she was drugged and gang raped by multiple men at a Cornell University fraternity house in 2024, alleges there was a “cover-up” to protect the university. Speaking with CBS News’ Lilia Luciano, attorney Thomas Giuffra said investigators had the evidence needed to pursue the case, but prosecutors initially declined to bring charges. The criminal investigation was reopened Sept. 28, nearly two years after the alleged assault, following renewed scrutiny sparked by Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit.

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