In an interview with The New York Times that ran Wednesday, Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff, who runs the Ivy League school in Ithaca, said he was “personally sorry” for what the former student known as Jane Doe went through.
Megyn Kelly is facing backlash after making harsh comments about the alleged victim in the Cornell University gang-rape case. A former student, identified as Jane Doe, alleges she was drugged and sexually assaulted at a fraternity house in 2024, when she was 20. The case was reopened after she filed a lawsuit against Cornell and … Read more
Matthew Ingalls, one of the Cornell 7, is alleging he was “sodomized” y the very same Jane Doe who is accusing him and 6 other men of sexually assaulting and gang raping her. RELATED: NY Governor Kathy Hochul Benches The DA, Appoints Letitia James As Special Prosecutor In Cornell Gang Rape Case Jane Doe Files … Read more
Sunny Hostin reveals her good friend Cynthia Erivo called and checked her for her viral comments about the Cornell 7. The host says the actor told her she should’ve led with empathy and not law, which is her background. RELATED: The View’ Host Sunny Hostin Seemingly Backs DA’s 2024 Decision Not To Charge ‘Cornell 7’ … Read more
While the world picks apart a case that should’ve gone through the right channels from jump, and while the president of the United States is out here sympathizing with the men accused, the students at Cornell showed up for the one who needs it most.
Whew! Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order Thursday naming Attorney General Letitia James special prosecutor in the alleged 2024 gang rape at a Cornell fraternity. That takes the case out of the hands of the local district attorney and puts it with one of the most recognizable legal names in the state.
The View hosts are weighing in on the reopened investigation into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University—and Sunny Hostin says the case is being covered “inaccurately” and “unfairly.” Cornell is facing backlash after a former student filed a civil lawsuit alleging she was drugged, assaulted, and gang-raped by seven fraternity members in 2024. A … Read more
A New York prosecutor is taking a second look at a 2024 case out of Cornell University. The investigation into an alleged rape at a Cornell fraternity house will be reopened, authorities said Monday. That decision came after a lawsuit lit up the internet and got people asking why nobody was ever charged in the first place.