A timeline of Jane Doe’s allegations of Cornell gang rape
An incident at Cornell University involving alleged gang rape has garnered controversy after a woman filed a lawsuit nearly two years after the alleged event occurred. The woman, using the pseudonym “Jane Doe,” sued on September 16 in New York, claiming that seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity sexually assaulted and drugged her in October 2024. The district attorney of Tompkins County, Matthew Van Houten, announced he will reexamine the case as initial investigations lacked sufficient evidence to press charges against the fraternity members.
An incident at Cornell University involving alleged gang rape is stoking controversy after a woman filed a lawsuit alleging sexual assault nearly two years after she said the incident occurred.
A young woman whose identity was shielded with a “Jane Doe” name filed the lawsuit on Sept. 16 in New York court, alleging seven members of a fraternity at the New York university gang-raped and forcibly drugged her in October 2024. The Tompkins County district attorney, Matthew Van Houten, said this week he will reexamine the case after finding at the time of the incident that there was not enough evidence to press charges against the Chi Phi fraternity members.
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