Cornell case death threats and swatting make Jane Doe ‘terrified,’ lawyer says
A woman accused seven members of cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity of gang rape and is now facing death threats and incidents of swatting,which have left her feeling terrified. Her lawyer,Thomas Giuffra,has stated that she has experienced deteriorating mental health since coming forward with allegations that she was drugged and raped at Cornell University. The allegations involving seven members of Cornell university’s Chi Phi fraternity and the subsequent threats and incidents of swatting have understandably caused meaningful distress to the woman involved. According to her lawyer, Thomas Giuffra, her mental health has deteriorated since she came forward, amid reports that she believes she was drugged and raped on campus. This situation highlights the serious emotional and psychological toll that such allegations and related harassment can have on survivors, underscoring the importance of providing appropriate support and ensuring a thorough, fair investigation.
The woman accusing seven members of Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity of gang raping her is facing death threats and was recently swatted, leaving her “terrified,” her lawyers said this week.
Thomas Giuffra, the lawyer for Jane Doe, told CNN that his client is terrified and has had deteriorating mental health since coming forward with the allegations that she was drugged and raped while attending Cornell University.
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